DE102014013604A1 - A method of starting a knitting performed on a flat knitting machine - Google Patents

Abstract

A lowermost course is knitted on a course of yarn (20) to be pulled following a flat knitting machine containing at least one front and one back needle bed (F, B). After knitting the course of the thread (20) to be drawn, the stitches of the course of the thread (20) to be pulled are transferred to the needle bed (B) on an opposite side with a needle bed nip between them. Then, the lowermost course is knitted with a thread other than the thread to be pulled (20) following the course of the thread (20) to be drawn, to the right and left sides of the stitches (21) of the thread (20) and the stitches (31) of the bottom row of stitches. With this configuration, the thread (20) to be drawn can be straightened between the loops (31) of the lowermost course and the stitches of the preliminary knit by pulling the thread (20) to be pulled. Accordingly, the thread to be pulled (20) can be easily pulled.

Description

Technical area

The present invention relates to a method of starting knitting performed on a flat knitting machine, and more particularly to a method of starting knitting which allows easy drawing of a thread to be drawn.

State of the art

The main points relating to the starting of knitting are disclosed in Patent Literature 1 (US Pat. JP 2529640 ) and are in 4 shown. In step 1, a course of a thread to be drawn is knitted. In step 2, knit a bottom row of stitches. Half of the stitches in the bottom row of stitches are new stitches without old stitches. Then, in steps 3 and 4, a tube knitting is performed. Following the tubular knitting, a ribbed hem portion or the like is knitted, and a knitted fabric to be knitted is knitted. By pulling the thread to be drawn after completing the knitting of the knitted fabric to be knitted, the knitted fabric and a knitted fabric to be knitted can be separated from each other. It should be noted that knitting with a thread to be drawn is used, for example, to separate a knit fabric and a knitted fabric from each other and to separate a knitted fabric and another knitted fabric to be knitted in a knitting or the like. A knitted fabric used in a knitting forms a garment, a single piece or the like.

The following describes conditions for starting knitting. A thread to be pulled is a thread which is drawn after knitting by a knit. And a passage of a thread to be drawn is a passage in which a course of stitches is knitted with a thread to be pulled. A knit used at the beginning of knitting, separated from a knit knitted by drawing the thread to be drawn, and singled out is called a knit fabric. A thread used for a waste fabric is referred to as a waste thread. A thread used for a knitted fabric is referred to as a knitting thread to distinguish it from a thread to be drawn and a waste thread. It should be noted that a knit separated from a knitted fabric may itself be a knitwear that is not singled out. Such a knit and a waste knit are both referred to as a temporary knit. The term "lowermost course" refers to avoiding disintegration of the fabric and means a knitting start part of a knitted fabric to be knitted. For example, a bottom or bottom stitch row may be provided in a rib shape on front and back needle beds. A tubular knitting is performed following the bottom stitching. Such knitting is referred to as tube knitting. In the case of a pullover or the like, the rib knitting is performed following the tubular knitting, so that a ribbed hem portion is knitted. For knitwear, the knitting start stitches (bottom stitch loops) are preferably tightened. The reason for this is that the hem of a knitwear widens when the stitches of the bottommost stitches are not tightened.

In the following, further terms for knitting are explained. The space between opposing front and back needle beds is referred to as a needle bed nip, and a knit is positioned in the needle bed nip. A knit knitted above all on the front needle bed is referred to as a front knit, and a knit knitted above all on the back needle bed is referred to as a back knit. In the front fabric, a stitch formed on the front needle bed is referred to as a right stitch, and a stitch formed on the back needle bed is referred to as a left stitch. In the back fabric, a stitch formed on the back needle bed is referred to as a right stitch, and a stitch formed on the front needle bed is referred to as a left stitch.

References

patent literature

• [Patent Literature 1] JP 2529640

Summary of the invention

problem

There are two problems that arise when starting a knitting. The first problem is that it is difficult to pull a thread to be pulled from a fabric. This is all the more problematic if the fineness (the number of needles per inch) is greater and even if the stitches of the bottom row of stitches are tightened more tight, or in other words if the stitches are smaller. It should be noted that tightening the stitches results in a dense array of small stitches, and stitches of the same fineness can be drawn stitches or unbonded stitches.

The second problem is that it is more difficult to tighten the loops of the bottom row of stitches if a flat knitting machine with a wide spacing between the front and back needle beds or in other words a wide needle bed nip is used and the loops of the bottom row of stitches are new stitches without old meshes are passed. Such a flat knitting machine is suitable for seamless knitting of a tubular knit. For example, at the start of knitting a tubular knit in each of the front and back knits, a bottom stitch course is knitted by alternately forming stitches and new stitches without old stitches on one of the needle beds. In a tube knit, only the stitches of the bottom row of stitches are transferred to the opposite front and back beds. The thread length is taken by an extension. Because new stitches without old stitches have a short thread length and the majority of the thread length of the extension is taken off the stitches, the size of the stitch is reduced. As a result, the size of the mesh must be increased so that it is larger than a suitable size, making it difficult to tighten the stitches of the bottom row of stitches. When the lowermost course is knitted with an elastic thread (a thread having a wide range of elastic deformability) and a normal knitting thread aligned therewith, extension of the knitting start position is less likely even if the stitches of the lowermost course are not tightened. However, this entails a limitation of the types of filaments used for the bottom-stitch loops. For example, cashmere does not give an elastic thread, so one fabric will contain one elastic thread in the bottom stitches, while the rest will be knit using cashmere, as opposed to knitting a 100% cashmere knit.

It is an object of the invention to provide a method for starting knitting that allows easy pulling of a thread to be pulled.

Troubleshooting

The present invention relates to a method of starting a knitting performed on a flat knitting machine, in which a bottom row following a course of a thread to be drawn on a flat knitting machine having at least front and rear needle beds opposed to each other therebetween Needle bed nip, knit, the method comprising:
a step of knitting a preliminary knit fabric,
a step of knitting the course of the thread to be drawn,
a step of transferring stitches of the course of yarn to be drawn to the needle bed on an opposite side with the needle bed gap therebetween,
a step of knitting the lowermost course with a thread other than the thread to be drawn following the course of the thread to be drawn, and
following a step of knitting the remainder of a knit fabric to be knitted on the lowermost course,
characterized in that:
knitting the lowermost row of stitches on the looped course of yarn to be pulled to reverse the front and the right side and the back and left sides of the stitches of the yarn to be pulled and the loops of the bottommost stitch and the yarn to be drawn between them Straps of the bottom course and the stitches of the preliminary knitted fabric is straightened by pulling the thread to be pulled.

When the lowermost course is knitted on the course of the thread to be drawn, after the course of stitches of the thread to be drawn has been transferred, the right side and the left side of the loops of the thread to be pulled and the loops of the bottom course are reversed. The thread to be drawn is straightened between the loops of the bottom course and the stitches of the preliminary knit by pulling the thread to be pulled after the completion of the knitting. Accordingly, the thread to be drawn can be easily pulled.

In the step of knitting the course of the yarn to be drawn, the course of the yarn to be drawn is knitted by a smooth knitting. It should be noted that a smooth knitting here means a knitting in which a course is knitted in a plurality of passes while the positions where the stitches are formed are changed. This reduces the friction per thread to be drawn so that the thread to be drawn can be pulled more easily.

Preferably, a tubular knit is knitted, wherein in the step of knitting the lowermost course, the lowermost course is knitted following the course of the thread to be drawn without forming a new stitch without an old stitch. Generally, a flat knitting machine with four needle beds is used when a tubular knit is knitted. In such a flat knitting machine, it is difficult to tighten new stitches without old stitches, because the distance between the front and back needle beds is larger than that of a flat bed knitting machine with two needle beds. Thus, by knitting a course of the yarn to be drawn with a number of stitches equal to the number of stitches of the lowermost stitch row, a bottom stitch row can be knitted without forming new stitches without old stitches around the loops of the bottom stitch row tighten, so knit a knitting start position with a good look.

Brief description of the drawings

1 shows an arrangement of stitches adjacent to a knitting start part in an embodiment 1, and particularly shows stitches of a waste thread, stitches of a thread to be pulled and stitches of a bottom stitch row.

2 Fig. 10 shows an arrangement of stitches adjacent to a knitting start part in a conventional example, and particularly shows stitches of a waste thread, stitches of a thread to be drawn, and loops of a bottom stitch course.

3 FIG. 10 shows a method for starting knitting according to Embodiment 1. FIG.

4 shows a method for starting knitting according to a conventional example, and shows that new stitches without old stitches are used to knit loops of the lowest stitch row.

5 FIG. 12 shows a method for starting knitting according to an embodiment 2. FIG.

6 shows a method for starting knitting according to an embodiment 3.

7 shows a method for starting a knitting according to an embodiment 4.

Description of embodiments

Hereinafter, various embodiments of the present invention will be described.

embodiments

1 shows a stitch arrangement according to a method for starting knitting in an embodiment 1 , 2 Fig. 10 shows a stitching arrangement according to a method for starting knitting in a conventional example. The reference number 10 indicates a waste thread, the reference numeral 20 indicates a thread to be pulled, the reference numeral 30 indicates a knitting thread, the reference numeral 11 indicates a mesh of a waste thread, the reference numerals 21 and 22 specify stitches of a thread to be drawn and the reference numeral 31 indicates a stitch of a bottom stitch row. The bottom side of 1 and 2 shows a state before the thread to be pulled 20 is pulled, and the upper side shows a state in which the thread to be pulled 20 is being pulled. The reference numerals 41 and 42 give thread engagement parts 10 . 20 and 30 at. In the embodiment 1 the right side and the left side of the stitches of the thread to be pulled and the stitches of the bottom stitch row are reversed by transferring the stitches of the course of the thread to be pulled after knitting.

In the embodiment 1 are the meshes 21 of the thread to be drawn 20 left stitches and are the stitches of the bottom stitch 31 right stitches, so the right side and the left side of the stitches 21 and 31 are reversed. It should be noted that it does not matter if the stitches 11 of the waste thread 10 right or left stitches are.

In the embodiment, the thread to be drawn 20 in the engaging part 41 straightened by the thread to be pulled 20 is pulled so that the thread to be pulled 20 can be pulled easily. In contrast, in the conventional example, the stitches 22 of the thread to be drawn 20 and the stitches 31 the bottom row of stitches right stitches, so the stitches 22 and 31 belong to the same type of stitches (right stitches or left stitches). When the thread to be pulled 20 pulled in this state, the stitches become 22 of the thread to be drawn 20 not in the engaging part 42 straightened and confused with the waste thread 10 and the knitting thread 30 so that it is difficult to pull the thread to be pulled 20 to draw.

• – Wenn die Maschenreihe des zu ziehenden Fadens und die unterste Maschenreihe an Nadelbetten, die einander gegenüberliegen, sodass sie den Nadelbettspalt einschließen, gestrickt werden, sind die rechte Seite und die linke Seite dieser Maschen umgekehrt. Um dies zu erzielen, kann nach dem Umhängen der Maschen der Maschenreihe des zu ziehenden Fadens zwischen den vorderen und hinteren Nadelbetten die unterste Maschenreihe auf die Maschenreihe des zu ziehenden Fadens folgend gestrickt werden.
• – Wenn die Anzahl der Maschen des zu ziehenden Fadens und die Anzahl der Maschen der untersten Maschenreihe gleich sind, kann die unterste Maschenreihe gestrickt werden, ohne dass eine neue Masche ohne eine alte Masche gebildet wird.

3 shows a basic knitting method for performing a process from knitting with the thread to be drawn to a tube knitting for the in 1 shown fabric. In each of the drawings described below, knitting is performed from the bottom to the top. In step 1) of 3 For example, a course of yarn to be pulled is knitted on a front bed F, followed by knitting a waste passageway. In step 2), the course of stitches of the thread to be pulled is transferred to a back bed B. In step 3) a bottom course is knitted on the back bed. Because the course of the thread to be pulled has been transferred in step 2), the right ones are Side and the left side of the stitches of the bottom stitch row and the stitches of the thread to be pulled reversed. That is, when the stitches of the thread to be drawn are right stitches, the stitches of the bottom stitch row are left stitches. When the stitches of the thread to be drawn are left stitches, the stitches of the bottom stitch row are right stitches. In preparation for the tube knitting, the stitches of the bottom row of stitches are transferred in step 4) after every other stitch. Thereby, a rib-like mesh arrangement is achieved, and tube knitting is performed by the tubular knitting in steps 5) and 6). Because the right side and the left side of the loops of the thread to be pulled and the loops of the bottom row of stitches are reversed, the stitching arrangement of FIG 1 achieved, whereby a simple drawing of the thread to be drawn is made possible. And because the stitches of the bottom row of stitches do not contain new stitches without an old stitch, the stitches can simply be tightened. The above description is summarized here:

• - When the course of the thread to be pulled and the bottom row of needle beds that face each other so as to enclose the needle bed gap are knitted, the right side and the left side of these stitches are reversed. In order to achieve this, after transferring the stitches of the course of the thread to be drawn between the front and back needle beds, the bottom row of stitches may be knitted following the course of the thread to be drawn.
• - If the number of stitches of the thread to be pulled and the number of stitches of the bottom row of stitches are the same, the lowest stitch row can be knitted without forming a new stitch without an old stitch.

It should be noted that prior to knitting the thread to be drawn, a preliminary knit such as a knit fabric is knitted. After knitting the hosiery, a knitted fabric is knitted. After knitting the knitted fabric to be knitted, the thread to be drawn is pulled to separate the knitted fabric to be knit from the preliminary knit fabric.

5 shows an embodiment 2, in which it is easier to pull the thread to be pulled. After knitting a course of the thread to be drawn, a stitching is performed to reverse the right side and the left side of the course of the thread to be pulled and the loops of a bottom course using new stitches without old stitches to feed the bottom stitch knit. The difference to 3 is because new stitches without old stitches are used for knitting the bottom stitch row in step 3) because the number of stitches of the thread to be pulled is half the number of stitches of the bottom stitch row.

6 shows an embodiment 3 for knitting a hose knit and shows that the right side and the left side of the stitches of a thread to be pulled and the loops of a bottom stitch row are reversed to facilitate pulling the thread to be drawn, knitting a bottom stitch row in such a way is that a new stitch without an old stitch is included, and that in each case half of the stitches of the courses are transferred in one operation in order to facilitate the transfer of the stitches. A flat knitting machine with four needle beds, namely a lower, rear bed BD, an upper, rear bed BU, a lower, front bed FD and an upper, front bed FU is used. In a flat knitting machine with four needle beds, the gap between the front and back needle beds is large, so that it is difficult to perform knitting while new stitches are tightened without old stitches. Therefore, the stitches of the bottom stitch row are knitted such that they do not contain a new stitch without an old stitch. The stitching may be performed between the lower rear bed BD and the lower front bed FD or the upper front bed FU and may also be between the lower front bed FD and the lower rear bed BD or the upper rear bed BU be performed. It should be noted that in the embodiment of the embodiment 3 with a flat bed knitting machine having two needle beds, the upper and lower rear needle beds BD and BU of FIG 6 as a needle bed, it being understood that the needles of the back beds BD and BU are arranged alternately after every other stitch on a back bed B. Accordingly, the upper and lower front beds FD and FU are considered as a needle bed, and it can be assumed that the needles of the front beds FD and FU are arranged alternately after every other stitch on a front needle bed F.

In the step 1), a course stitch of the waste thread is knitted on a front bed and a back bed. In steps 2) to 5), a course of stitches of the thread to be drawn is knitted in two operations. In this case, half of the stitches of the courses of a waste thread are transferred in one operation from the lower, rear bed BD to the upper, front bed FU, after which the course of stitches to be pulled is knitted on the upper, front bed FU. In the step 6), the stitches of the stitch row of the to be pulled thread to the lower, rear bed BD umgehängt. The same knitting with the thread to be drawn is performed in steps 7) to 11) to knit a course of the thread to be drawn on each of the lower front bed FD and the lower rear bed BD. The stitches of the thread to be drawn are knitted after the stitching of the stitches of the waste thread and are thus left stitches. In steps 12) and 13), a lower course in a tube shape is knitted on each of the lower rear bed BD and the lower front bed FD. Because the loops of the lowermost course are knitted on the needle bed opposite to that for the stitches of the thread to be pulled in the front-back direction to sandwich a needle bed nip therebetween, the loops of the lowermost course are right-hand stitches. In steps 2) to 11), the stitches of the thread to be drawn become left stitches and the stitches of the bottom stitch row become right stitches, so that the right side and the left side of the stitches of the lowest stitch row and the stitches of the thread to be pulled are reversed. For example, a tubular knitting is performed by transferring half of the loops of the bottom row of stitches on the lower back bed BD to the upper front bed FU. Accordingly, tube knitting is performed by transferring half of the stitches of the lowest stitch row on the lower front bed FD to the upper rear bed BU. According to Embodiment 3, the right side and the left side of the stitches of the waste thread and the stitches of the lowest stitch row are reversed, so that the stitching arrangement of FIG 1 is achieved. Accordingly, the thread to be drawn can be pulled easily, and the stitches of the lowermost course do not contain a new stitch without an old loop, so that the bottommost course which serves as a knitting start part of the knitted fabric can be tightened.

The knitting of 6 can be changed so that the steps 2) and 4) are performed in one step to relocate the stitches of the course at the lower rear bed BD at once to the upper front bed FU, and that the steps 3) and 5 ) in one step to knit the course of the thread to be drawn at once. Accordingly, steps 7) and 9) may be performed in one step to relocate the stitches of the course at the lower front bed FD at once to the upper rear bed BU, and may perform steps 8) and 10) in one step be carried out to knit the course of the thread to be drawn at once. This, however, causes the stitches of a large number of courses to be completely and at once transferred to the upper beds FU and BU. In this case, excessive tension is applied to the end portions of the thread to be drawn. Therefore, the stitch transfer of the stitches of the waste thread and the knitting of the stitches of the thread to be drawn are preferably carried out in two operations. When the knitting of the stitches of the thread to be drawn is performed in two operations, the number of operations for drawing the threads to be drawn is doubled. However, the thread to be drawn can be easily pulled because the friction between the thread to be drawn and the knitted fabric is reduced by half.

It should be noted that the step 1) may be a step for knitting the thread to be drawn, that the steps 2) to 11) may be a step of knitting the lowermost course and that the step 12) may be omitted. In this case, the stitches of the thread to be drawn are right stitches and the stitches of the bottom stitch row are left stitches, so that the right side and the left side of the stitches of the thread to be pulled and the stitches of the bottom stitch row are reversed. When the stitches of the thread to be pulled and the stitches of the lowermost course are knitted on the needle beds which face each other to sandwich a needle bed nip therebetween, the right side and the left side of the loops of the thread to be pulled and the loops of the bottom stitch row become vice versa. If the number of stitches of the thread to be drawn and the number of stitches of the lowest stitch row are the same, no new stitch without an old stitch is required. This also applies to the other embodiments.

7 Figure 4 shows an embodiment 4 and shows that the stitches of a thread to be drawn are formed by the right stitches and the left stitches which are arranged alternately, thereby allowing easy pulling of the thread to be pulled, which is important for efficient knitting. In step 1) of 7 the stitches of the waste thread are knitted. In steps 2) to 6), knitting is performed with the thread to be drawn. In the step 7), the bottom row of stitches is knitted. In step 8), the stitch transfer is performed in preparation for the hose knitting. 7 shows a simplification of the steps 1) to 13) of 6 in the embodiment 3 to the steps 1) to 7) for an increase in the knitting efficiency. In step 8), half of the stitches on the lower rear bed BD are transferred to the upper front bed FU in preparation for the hose knitting. Following the step 8), the tube knitting is performed on the lower rear bed BD and the upper front bed FU. After the stitches of the Bottom course on the lower front bed FD were hung in the same way, the hose knitting is performed.

In the embodiment of 7 Half of the stitches of the thread to be drawn are knitted without performing the loop stitching of the stitches of the thread so that they become right stitches. The other half is knitted after performing the loop-stitching of the waste yarn so that they become left-hand stitches. In contrast, all the stitches of the bottom row of stitches are right stitches. Accordingly, half of the stitches of the thread to be pulled are in the in 1 shown state, so that they can be easily pulled. Although the other half in the in 2 shown state, the number of meshes is small. The stitches can thus be pulled easier than in the case that all stitches in the state of 2 are located. Since the stitches of the bottom row of stitches do not contain a new stitch without an old stitch, the stitches of the bottom stitch row can be tightened.

• 1) Der zu ziehende Faden kann einfach gezogen werden, indem die rechte Seite und die linke Seite der Maschen des zu ziehenden Fadens und der Maschen der untersten Maschenreihe umgekehrt werden. Dazu wird die unterste Maschenreihe gestrickt, nachdem die Maschen der Maschenreihe des zu ziehenden Fadens zu einem Nadelbett auf einer gegenüberliegenden Seite mit dazwischen dem Nadelbettspalt umgehängt wurden.
• 2) Durch das Stricken einer Anzahl von Maschen in den Maschenreihen des zu ziehenden Fadens, die gleich der Anzahl von Maschen in der untersten Maschenreihe ist, können die Maschen der untersten Maschenreihe derart gestrickt werden, dass diese keine neue Masche ohne eine alte Masche enthalten. Dementsprechend können die Maschen der untersten Maschenreihe, die als der Strickstartteil des zu strickenden Gestricks dient, festgezogen werden.
• 3) Durch das Stricken der Maschenreihe des zu ziehenden Fadens mit einer Vielzahl von Wiederholungen wie etwa zwei Wiederholungen, wird die Anzahl von Vorgängen zum Ziehens des zu ziehenden Fadens zum Beispiel verdoppelt. Der zu ziehende Faden kann jedoch einfach gezogen werden, weil die Reibung zwischen dem zu strickenden Gestrick und dem zu ziehenden Faden reduziert ist.

The embodiments have the following features:

• 1) The thread to be drawn can be pulled simply by reversing the right side and the left side of the stitches of the thread to be pulled and the stitches of the bottom stitch line. For this purpose, the bottom row of stitches is knitted after the stitches of the course of the thread to be drawn have been transferred to a needle bed on an opposite side with the needle bed nip between them.
• 2) By knitting a number of stitches in the courses of yarn to be drawn, which is equal to the number of stitches in the lowermost course, the stitches of the lowermost course can be knitted such that they do not contain a new stitch without an old stitch. Accordingly, the loops of the lowermost course serving as the knitting start part of the knitted fabric can be tightened.
• 3) By knitting the course of the yarn to be drawn with a plurality of repetitions such as two repetitions, the number of operations for drawing the yarn to be drawn is, for example, doubled. However, the thread to be drawn can be easily pulled, because the friction between the knitted fabric to be knitted and the thread to be drawn is reduced.

It should be noted that the smooth knitting not only on the knitting of a hose knit ( 6 and 7 ), but can also be applied to the knitting of a simple knit.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

10

waste thread

11

Mesh of garbage thread

20

thread to be pulled

21, 22

Mesh of the thread to be pulled

30

knitting yarn

31

Mesh of the bottom row of stitches

41, 42

engagement

B

rear bed

F

front bed

BD

lower, rear bed

BU

upper, rear bed

FD

lower, front bed

FU

upper, forward bed

QUOTES INCLUDE IN THE DESCRIPTION

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Cited patent literature

• JP 2529640 [0002]

Claims (3)

Method for starting knitting on a flat knitting machine, in which a bottom row of knitted fabric is knitted onto a course of stitches to be pulled ( 20 ) following a flat knitting machine having at least one front and one back needle bed (B, F) opposed to each other to sandwich a needle bed nip therebetween, the method characterized by: a preliminary knit knitting step, a step of Knitting the course of the thread to be drawn ( 20 ) following a course of stitches of the preliminary knit, a step of hanging the course of the thread to be pulled ( 20 ) to the needle bed (B) on an opposite side with the needle bed gap therebetween, a step of knitting the lowermost course with a thread other than the thread to be drawn ( 20 ) on the course of the thread to be drawn ( 20 ), and following a step of knitting the remainder of the knitted fabric onto the lowermost course, the lowermost course of stitches being applied to the loop of stitched yarn (Fig. 20 ) is knit to the right side and the left side of the stitches of the thread to be pulled ( 20 ) and the mesh ( 31 ) of the bottom row of stitches and the thread to be pulled ( 20 ) between the meshes ( 31 ) of the lowermost course and the stitches of the provisional knit fabric by the thread to be pulled ( 20 ) is pulled. A method for starting knitting on a flat knitting machine according to claim 1, characterized in that in the step of knitting the course of the thread to be drawn ( 20 ) the course of the thread to be drawn ( 20 ) is knit in a plurality of knitting passages, the positions at which the stitches are formed being changed. A method of starting a knitting on a flat knitting machine according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that a tubular knit is knitted, and in the step of knitting the lowermost course, the loops of the lowermost course only on the stitches of the course of the drawable thread ( 20 ) are knitted following.

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