A method for weaving three-dimensional ornaments on the inner side of a tubular fabric

Abstract

The present invention relates to a knitting method for a three-dimensional ornament on the inner side of a tubular fabric, comprising: 1. knitting a tubular fabric on a flat weft surface with one needle spaced apart between front and rear needle beds; 2. at a location where the three-dimensional ornament is to be locally knitted, idle needle 1 and idle needle 2 simultaneously start knitting to form a rib structure with one needle spaced apart; 3. the first needles of the front and rear needle beds knit a row of main fabric; 4. the full needles of the rear needle bed knit a row; 5. the coil on the idle needle 2 on the rear needle bed is turned over to the idle needle 1 corresponding to the front needle bed; 6. the first needles of the front and rear needle beds knit a row of main fabric; 7. the coil on the idle needle 1 on the front needle bed is turned over to the first needle on the corresponding side of the rear bed; 8. the first needles of the front and rear needle beds continue to knit the tubular fabric to form an inner circle ornament; in the above steps, a presser foot is used to press and pull the locally knitted coils from top to bottom, so that the present invention can smoothly knit the original three-dimensional ornament on the inner side of the tubular garment.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The invention belongs to the field of textile technology, and in particular relates to a method for knitting a three-dimensional ornament inside a tubular fabric. Background Art

[0002] With the passage of time, sweater-making techniques have also evolved. From initial hand-knitting to later hand-cranked flat knitting machines, and finally to the now widely used computerized flat knitting machines, this transformation is reflected not only in the technical means but also in the form and complexity of the fabrics. Originally simple flat fabrics, they have evolved into intricate, three-dimensional patterns created using fully computerized jacquard technology. However, despite these technological advances, the development of original, three-dimensional embellishments on the inside of tubular garments remains a pressing need. Summary of the Invention

[0003] In order to achieve weaving a three-dimensional ornament on the inner side of a tubular fabric, the present invention also provides a weaving method for a three-dimensional ornament on the inner side of a tubular fabric, the specific steps are as follows:

[0004] (1) A weft-flat tubular fabric is knitted between the front and rear needle beds with one needle spaced therebetween, wherein the needle involved in the knitting is the first needle, the needle on the front needle bed that does not participate in the knitting is the idle needle one, and the needle on the rear needle bed that does not participate in the knitting is the idle needle two.

[0005] (2) In the area where the three-dimensional ornament is to be woven, the idle needle 1 and the idle needle 2 start knitting at the same time, forming a local rib structure with one needle spaced apart. The knitting is continued according to the set knitting process. The more knitting needles are used, the wider the ornament is, and the more knitting rows are used, the higher the ornament is.

[0006] (3) In the area where the three-dimensional ornaments are partially knitted, the first needles of the front and rear needle beds knit a row of main fabric.

[0007] (4) Knit one row with full needles on the back needle bed.

[0008] (5) The loop on the idle needle 2 on the rear needle bed is turned over to the corresponding idle needle 1 on the front needle bed;

[0009] (6) The first needles of the front and rear needle beds knit a row of main fabric; this step ensures that the loops between the front and rear beds can be tightly connected together, thereby enhancing the structural stability of the ornament.

[0010] (7) In the area where three-dimensional ornaments are partially woven, the loop on the idle needle on the front needle bed is turned over to the first needle on the corresponding side of the back needle bed; by turning the loop of the ornament on the front needle bed into the main fabric needle on the back needle bed, the connection between the ornament and the main fabric is further consolidated, making the entire tissue structure more stable and firm.

[0011] (8) The first needles of the front and rear needle beds continue to weave the tubular main fabric, thus forming the inner circle of the ornament. This step is to continue weaving the entire tubular main fabric. It not only strengthens the already formed ornament, but also perfectly integrates the ornament with the main fabric. At this point, the three-dimensional ornament with a three-dimensional sense and decorative effect is completely formed.

[0012] During steps (2) to (7), when weaving a three-dimensional ornament, the partially woven coils are pressed and pulled, such as by using a presser foot to press and pull the partially woven coils. The presser foot is driven by a press ring device to press and pull, and the presser foot presses and pulls the newly woven coils between the front needle bed and the rear needle bed teeth, and the knitting is repeated, and the pressing and pulling are repeated until the three-dimensional ornament is completed.

[0013] Beneficial technical effects of the present invention:

[0014] 1. The presser foot is used to pull the fabric precisely and evenly to prevent the floating thread from deformation or displacement during the subsequent weaving process, ensuring the stability of the fabric and the consistency of the tension during the weaving process, so that the original three-dimensional ornaments can be smoothly woven on the inside of the tubular garment.

[0015] 2. The electronic control system's plate-making process settings make the pulling operation more precise and efficient, helping to improve weaving quality and efficiency. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0016] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the rib weaving of the inner lining of the tube 1 every other rib in an embodiment of the present invention.

[0017] Figure 2 2. It is a schematic diagram of presser foot pressing and pulling knitting in an embodiment of the present invention.

[0018] Figure 3 This is the effect of multiple layers of decorative fabric inside the cylinder.

[0019] Description of reference numerals: 100, first knitting needle; 200, idle knitting needle 1; 300, idle knitting needle 2; 400, presser foot. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0020] The following is combined with Figure 1-2 The present invention is described in further detail.

[0021] A method for weaving a three-dimensional ornament on the inner side of a tubular fabric comprises the following steps:

[0022] (1) The front and rear needle beds are separated by one needle to knit a flat weft tubular fabric, wherein the knitting needle involved in the knitting is the first knitting needle 100, the front needle bed needle not involved in the knitting is the idle knitting needle 1 200, and the rear needle bed needle not involved in the knitting is the idle knitting needle 2 300;

[0023] (2) In the area where the three-dimensional ornament is partially knitted, the idle knitting needle 1 200 and the idle knitting needle 2 300 are knitted at the same time, forming a local rib structure with one knitting needle spaced apart;

[0024] (3) In the area where the three-dimensional ornament is partially knitted, the first knitting needles 100 of the front and rear needle beds knit a row of main fabric;

[0025] (4) knit one row with full needles on the back needle bed;

[0026] (5) The loop on the idle knitting needle 2 300 on the rear needle bed is turned over to the idle knitting needle 1 200 corresponding to the front needle bed;

[0027] (6) The first knitting needles 100 of the front and rear needle beds knit a row of main fabric;

[0028] (7) When knitting a three-dimensional ornament, the loop on the idle needle 200 on the front needle bed is turned into the first needle 100 on the corresponding side of the back needle bed;

[0029] (8) The first knitting needles 100 of the front and rear needle beds continue to knit the tubular main fabric, thus forming an inner circle ornament;

[0030] During steps (2) to (7), when knitting a three-dimensional ornament, a presser foot 400 driven by a presser device is used to press and pull the partially knitted loops. The presser foot 400 presses and pulls the newly knitted loops between the front and rear needle bed teeth, knitting back and forth, pressing and pulling back and forth until the three-dimensional ornament is knitted. In this embodiment, the presser device and presser foot 400 can adopt a slide-type presser device of a computerized flat knitting machine as disclosed in Authorization Announcement No. CN101603238B.

[0031] The above are all preferred embodiments of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the scope of protection of the present invention. Therefore, any equivalent changes made based on the structure, shape, and principle of the present invention should be included in the scope of protection of the present invention.

Claims

1. A method for weaving a three-dimensional ornament on the inner side of a tubular fabric, characterized by: The specific steps are as follows: (1) knitting a flat weft tubular fabric with one needle between the front and rear needle beds, wherein the needle involved in the knitting is the first needle (100), the needle on the front needle bed not involved in the knitting is the idle needle one (200), and the needle on the rear needle bed not involved in the knitting is the idle needle two (300); (2) In the area where the three-dimensional ornament is partially woven, the idle knitting needle 1 (200) and the idle knitting needle 2 (300) are knitted simultaneously to form a local ribbing structure with one knitting needle spaced apart; (3) at the location where the three-dimensional ornament is partially knitted, the first knitting needles (100) of the front and rear needle beds knit a row of main fabric; (4) knit one row with full needles on the back needle bed; (5) The loop on the idle knitting needle 2 (300) on the rear needle bed is turned over to the idle knitting needle 1 (200) corresponding to the front needle bed; (6) the first knitting needles (100) of the front and rear needle beds knit a row of main fabric; (7) In the area where the three-dimensional ornament is partially knitted, the loop on the idle needle 1 (200) on the front needle bed is turned over to the first knitting needle (100) on the corresponding side of the back needle bed; (8) The first knitting needles (100) of the front and rear needle beds continue to knit the tubular main fabric, i.e. forming a partial three-dimensional ornament; During steps (2) to (7), the partially woven coils are pressed and pulled, and the weaving is repeated, and the pressing and pulling are repeated until the three-dimensional ornament is completed.

2. The method for knitting a three-dimensional ornament on the inner side of a tubular fabric according to claim 1, characterized in that: During steps (2) to (7), the presser foot (400) is used to press and pull the partially woven coils from top to bottom.

3. The method for knitting a three-dimensional ornament on the inner side of a tubular fabric according to claim 2, characterized in that: The presser foot (400) presses and pulls the newly knitted coils between the front needle bed and the rear needle bed teeth.

4. The method for knitting a three-dimensional ornament on the inner side of a tubular fabric according to claim 2, characterized in that: The presser foot (400) is driven by a coil pressing device to press and pull the partially woven coils from top to bottom.

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