JP2006188779A - Method for knitting finger bag portion of hose or glove with finger bag - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide hose or gloves having finger bag portions easy in wearing, causing little stretch feeling and having high fitting properties, and to provide a method for knitting the finger bag portions of the hose or the gloves. <P>SOLUTION: The method for knitting finger bag portions of the hose or gloves with finger bags comprises using a flat-knitting machine having at least a pair of front and rear needle beds opposing each other in the front and rear direction, at least one of the front and rear needle beds can perform racking right and left and transferring knitted stitches between front and rear needle beds, and starts knitting from the tips of finger bags, wherein, at the finger crotches, the finger bag portions are rotated so that the knitting width direction length of knitted fabric of the back side of the hand is longer than the knitting width direction length of knitted fabric of the reverse side and the finger bag portions are joined at the crotch parts. The stitches of the knitted fabric of the back side at the finger crotches are preferably decreased. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a method for knitting a sock with a finger bag or a finger bag part of a glove that is knitted by a flat knitting machine having a finger crotch part having high fit when worn.

  Socks and gloves are knitted using a flat knitting machine. Socks and gloves having finger pouch portions are usually knitted as one tubular body from the fingertip to the finger crotch portion for each finger pouch portion. In the case of gloves, usually, each finger pouch part is knitted in the order of little finger, ring finger, middle finger, and index finger, and these four finger pouch parts are joined together at each finger crotch part as one cylindrical body. Knitting the torso, knitting thumbs, and knitting five torso with one thumb and four torso.

  In addition, there are cases where the finger pouch portions are knitted one by one, and the finger pouch portions are joined at the crotch portion to close the crotch (see, for example, Patent Document 1), and the three finger pouch portions are joined. After knitting the three cylinders, one finger bag part is joined to the three cylinders to form the four cylinders. Further, the remaining finger bag parts are joined to the four cylinders and the five cylinders are joined. There is also a case of knitting (see Patent Document 2).

JP 2000-239950 A JP 2000-220064 A

  As shown in FIG. 8, the above-described conventional socks or gloves with a finger bag generally knitted the knitted fabric A1 on the back side in the finger bag part A with one of the front and back needle beds, and the finger bag with the other needle bed. The knitted fabric A2 on the back side in the part A is knitted. Here, as shown in FIG. 8, the finger bag portion A is usually configured with the number of stitches in the knitting width direction of the upper side knitted fabric (the number of stitches knitted on one needle bed) and the knitting width of the back side knitted fabric. The number of stitches in the direction (the number of stitches knitted on the other needle bed) is knitted in a cylindrical shape.

  Then, the boundary (X) between the upper side knitted fabric and the back side knitted fabric is located between the front and back needle beds, as shown in FIG. It is formed. Accordingly, the finger crotch portion B formed on the glove and the sock is positioned in the middle of the thickness with respect to the thickness in the back direction from the back of the finger in the glove and the sock.

  By the way, the shape of the actual hand or foot is such that the position of the tip of the finger crotch part is closer to the back side of the foot or hand, and the finger crotch part is inclined from the tip toward the back of the foot or hand. . Therefore, if the position of the tip of the finger crotch portion is the boundary between the back side and the back side of the finger, the circumference of the finger is longer on the back side than the back side with respect to the boundary.

  Thus, in the actual hand or foot, the tip of the finger crotch portion is provided on the back side rather than the back side with respect to the thickness of the hand or foot. Therefore, in the conventional gloves and socks described above, the finger crotch portion is formed at the middle position in the thickness direction of the limb, so when wearing the glove or sock, the position of the finger crotch portion of the actual human limb and the finger of the glove and sock The position of a crotch part will shift | deviate, and the malfunctions that wearing comfort is not so good and it is hard to wear will arise.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a sock or glove having a finger pouch portion that is easy to wear, has a low feeling of tension when worn, and has a high fit, and a knitting method thereof.

  The knitting method of the socks with finger bags or the finger bag portion of the glove of the present invention has at least a pair of front and back needle beds extending in the left-right direction and facing each other in the front-rear direction, and at least one of the front and back needle beds is left-right In this method, the finger pouch portion is knitted from the fingertips using a flat knitting machine that can be racked and can transfer stitches between the front and back needle beds.

  In the knitting method of the present invention, each finger pouch portion is rotated by rotating the finger pouch portion so that the knitting width direction length of the back side knitted fabric is longer than the knitting width direction length of the back side knitted fabric. Are joined at the finger crotch.

  For example, the finger bag part is knitted to the finger crotch formation position, and the knitting width direction length of the back side knitted fabric in the finger bag part is the boundary of the finger crotch part. A case where the finger pouch portions are rotated so as to be longer than the length in the knitting width direction, and the finger pouch portions are joined at the finger crotch portions. In addition, the knitting width direction length of the knitted fabric on the back side in the finger bag part is the back side in the knitting stage in the middle of the finger bag part at the finger crotch formation position, with the finger crotch part in the finger bag part as a boundary. Rotate the finger pouch part so that it is longer than the knitting width direction length of the knitted fabric, and then knit the finger pouch part up to the finger crotch formation position, and then join the finger pouch parts together at the finger crotch part Also good.

  Furthermore, the knitting and rotating operation of the finger pouch portion may be such that after knitting a plurality of finger pouch portions to the finger crotch formation position, each of these finger pouch portions may be rotated. You may make it perform knitting and rotation to a finger crotch formation position one by one.

  Furthermore, when it has three or more finger bag parts, two finger bag parts are joined to form a bag knitting part, and this bag knitting part is joined to the finger bag part to be joined next, The finger pouch portions can be joined at the finger crotch portion. In this case, the bag knitting portion also rotates or feeds in the finger crotch portion so that the knitting width direction length of the back side knitted fabric is longer than the knitting width direction length of the back side knitted fabric.

  When the rotated finger pouch portions are joined together to form a finger crotch portion, the stitch in the knitting width direction of the back side knitted fabric of the finger pouch portion is the back side knitted fabric with this finger crotch portion as a boundary. Since the number is greater than the number of stitches in the knitting width direction, the upper side knitted fabric is in a three-dimensionally swollen state in the finger pouch portion.

  It is preferable that the above-described method for knitting socks or gloves with a finger bag further includes the following steps.

a) When knitting one of the two finger pouches sandwiching the finger crotch, the knitting width of the back side knitted fabric that is locked by the needle bed until the formation of the finger crotch The step of rotating the stitches at the end so that at least one stitch on the side adjacent to the other finger pouch portion is positioned on the needle bed for knitting the knitted fabric on the upper side.
b) Knitting width of the knitted fabric on the back side that is locked by the needle bed until the formation of the finger crotch part when knitting the other one of the two finger bag parts sandwiching the finger crotch part A step of rotating so that at least one of the stitches on the side adjacent to the one finger bag portion is located on the needle bed for knitting the knitted fabric on the upper side among the stitches at the end portion
c) Step of forming the first bag knitting portion by joining the two finger bag portions in the state of step a and step b at the finger crotch portion
d) While knitting the first bag knitting portion formed in step c, of the stitches at the knitting width end portion of the back side knitted fabric that is locked by the needle bed, next to the finger bag portion to be joined next Rotating or feeding in such a way that at least one stitch on the mating side is located on the needle bed knitting the upper side knitted fabric
e) Among the stitches at the knitting width end portion of the back side knitted fabric locked by the needle bed by the time of forming the finger crotch portion when knitting the finger bag portion joined to the first bag knitting portion And rotating at least one stitch on the side adjacent to the bag knitting portion so as to be positioned on a needle bed for knitting the knitted fabric on the upper side.
f) Step of forming the second bag knitting portion by joining the bag knitting portion in the state of step d and the finger bag portion in the state of step e at the finger crotch portion

  Furthermore, in the present invention, it is preferable to reduce the stitches of the back side knitted fabric in the finger crotch portion while forming the bag knitting portion. By reducing the stitches in this way, the size of the tube of the bag knitting portion to which all the finger bag portions are joined is not too large, and the finger crotch portion is more easily fitted to the hand.

  In the present invention, a finger pouch knitted from a fingertip having at least two or more finger pouch portions knitted using a flat knitting machine provided with a needle bed on which a large number of knitting needles are mounted facing each other. The socks or gloves with a finger crotch are formed so that the knitting width direction length of the back side knitted fabric in the finger bag portion is longer than the knitting width direction length of the back side knitted fabric. The finger pouch portion is joined in a state where the finger bag portion is positioned.

  In the present invention, the finger bag portion and the bag knitting portion are the finger bag portions in the knitting step before transferring from one needle bed to the other needle bed by rotation of the finger bag portion or rotation or feeding of the bag knitting portion. Is knitted in the same direction as the direction of rotation of the finger bag part, and the bag knitted part is knitted in the same direction as the direction of rotation or feeding of the bag knitting part. It is preferable that the stitches to be transferred to the needle bed are previously twisted in a direction in which the twist is eliminated by the transfer.

  When the sock or glove of the present invention has five finger pouch portions, as described above, in order to prevent twisting of the stitches at the finger crotch portion, two torso, three torso, It is preferable to knit so as to have a main cylinder and five cylinders.

  The above-mentioned rotation refers to an operation of turning the entire knitted fabric while transferring the stitches at both ends of the knitting width of the tubular knitted fabric to the needles facing each other, and the aforementioned feeding refers to the stitch of the tubular knitted fabric. Of the stitches at both ends of the knitting width of the tubular knitted fabric, while the stitches on one end side are fixed and the stitches on the other end side are moved to the opposite needle bed.

  The sock or glove obtained by the knitting method of the present invention is such that the knitting width direction length of the upper side knitted fabric is the back side knitting with respect to the knitting width direction length of the upper side knitted fabric and the back side knitted fabric with the finger pouch portion as a boundary. It is formed to be longer than the length in the knitting width direction of the ground.

  In this way, the finger crotch portion is formed so that the knitting width direction length of the upper side knitted fabric is longer than the knitting width direction length of the back side knitted fabric, so when knitting of socks or gloves is completed, Each finger bag part is in a state where the upper side knitted fabric of the finger bag part is swelled in three dimensions, and the finger crotch part is formed closer to the back side of the finger, making it easy to wear socks or gloves. The fit will be better.

  Further, the finger bag part and the bag knitting part are knitting steps before transferring from one needle bed to the other needle bed by rotation of the finger bag part or rotation or feeding of the bag knitting part. Loop knitting in the same direction as the direction of rotation of the bag part, and the bag knitting part is knitted in the same direction as the direction of rotation or feeding of the bag knitting part. During this circular knitting, from one needle bed to the other needle By forming the stitches to be transferred to the floor by twisting in advance in the direction in which the twist is eliminated by the transfer, it is possible to prevent twisting from occurring in the stitches when transferring, and the appearance is more beautiful. it can.

  Next, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings. The embodiment described below has a pair of front and back needle beds that extend in the left-right direction and face each other in the front-rear direction, the rear needle bed can be racked left and right, and the stitches between the front and back needle beds Socks or gloves with finger bags are produced using a so-called two-bed flat knitting machine that can be transferred.

  In the present embodiment, the two-bed flat knitting machine is a two-bed flat knitting machine including a compound needle including a needle body having a hook at the tip and a slider formed by superposing two thin plates. (For example, SWG021 manufactured by Shima Seiki Seisakusho) is used. By using the flat knitting machine provided with the composite needle, the tubular knitted fabric can be knitted using all the needles without providing the empty needles, although it is a two-bed. In a flat knitting machine including the above-described compound needle, a stitch is advanced to the other needle bed by a compound needle slider in one needle bed, and the stitch is deposited on the compound needle slider in the other needle bed (special feature). A method for depositing stitches disclosed in Kaihei 11-43849).

  When using a two-bed flat knitting machine that does not include the above-described compound needle, when knitting a tubular knitted fabric, knitting is performed using every other needle on each of the front and back needle beds. For example, odd-numbered needles on the front needle bed are mainly used for knitting the knitted fabric on the back side of socks and the palm side of gloves (hereinafter referred to as front knitted fabric), and the even-numbered needles on the back needle bed are mainly used. Used to knit socks and knitted fabric on the back side of gloves (hereinafter referred to as rear knitted fabric).

  Further, in the flat knitting machine with two beds, when the front side knitted fabric is knitted on the front needle bed, the needles on the rear needle bed facing the needles on which the stitches are locked on the front needle bed are empty needles, When the rear knitted fabric is knitted on the rear needle bed, the needles on the front needle bed facing the needles on which the stitches are locked on the rear needle bed become empty needles, so that the front and rear knitted fabrics face each other. An empty needle for transferring to the needle bed can always be secured.

  By using the slider and the empty needle described above, it is possible to knitting a texture pattern in which front and back stitches such as links, garters, and ribs are mixed, or to move the front and rear stitches in the knitting width direction and join them together. It has become.

  Further, when a two-bed flat knitting machine is used, a knitted fabric may be knitted by providing a transfer jack bed in which transfer jacks are arranged in a row above one or both of the front and back needle beds.

  In this embodiment, the knitwear is knitted using a two-bed flat knitting machine. However, in the present invention, the upper front needle bed, the lower front needle bed, the upper rear needle bed, and the lower rear needle bed are used. It can also be knitted using a four-bed flat knitting machine comprising a needle bed.

  When a four-bed flat knitting machine is used, for example, a front knitted fabric is attached to the lower front needle bed, and a rear knitted fabric is attached to the lower rear needle bed. Then, the upper rear needle bed is used for transferring the front knitted fabric as an empty needle for knitting the front knitted fabric, used for forming the back stitch, etc., and the upper front needle bed is used as the empty needle for knitting the rear knitted fabric. Used for transferring side knitted fabrics and forming back stitches.

  In the embodiment shown below, socks or gloves with finger bags are knitted using the above-described two-bed flat knitting machine having a compound needle, and the finger bag portions are individually knitted into a tubular shape. By joining these finger bag parts, one cylindrical bag knitting part is formed, and socks or gloves are knitted.

<First Embodiment>
FIG. 1 is a plan view of a sock having five finger pouch portions. FIG. 2 shows a knitting process diagram of the sock knitting method of FIG. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a state before joining of the finger pouch portion and a state after joining.

  The sock 1 knitted in the first embodiment includes five finger pouch portions, the first finger pouch portion 21 protrudes the most at the tip of the fingertip, and the first finger pouch portion 21 and the second finger pouch portion 21 The position of the tip of the fingertip is lowered in the order of the finger and finger bag portion 22, the third finger and finger bag portion 23, the fourth finger and finger bag portion 24, and the fifth finger and finger bag portion 25.

  Further, a first finger crotch portion 31 is provided between the first finger finger bag portion 21 and the second finger finger bag portion 22, and a second finger crotch portion is provided between the second finger finger bag portion 22 and the third finger finger bag portion 23. The third finger crotch portion 33 between the third finger finger bag portion 23 and the fourth finger finger bag portion 24, and the fourth finger portion between the fourth finger finger bag portion 24 and the fifth finger bag portion 25. The finger crotch part 34 is formed. The positions of the first finger crotch portion 31, the second finger crotch portion 32, the third finger crotch portion 33, and the fourth finger crotch portion 34 are also lowered to the ankle side in order from the first finger crotch portion 31.

  In the present embodiment, the first finger pouch portion 21, the second finger pouch portion 22, the third finger pouch portion 23, the fourth finger pouch portion 24, and the fifth finger pouch portion 25 are individually formed into a cylindrical shape. Knitting is performed in the order of the first finger pouch portion 21, the second finger pouch portion 22, the third finger pouch portion 23, the fourth finger pouch portion 24, and the fifth finger pouch portion 25. Go.

  After knitting the first finger pouch portion 21 and the second finger pouch portion 22, the first finger pouch portion 21 and the second finger pouch portion 22 are joined at the first finger crotch portion 31, and the two torso 41 is formed. Next, the third finger pouch portion 23 is knitted, and the third finger pouch portion 23 and the second finger pouch portion 22 portion of the two barrels 41 are joined by the second finger crotch portion 32 to form three pieces. A body 51 is formed. The fourth finger pouch portion 24 is knitted, and the fourth finger pouch portion 24 and the third finger pouch portion 23 portion of the three barrels 51 are joined by the third finger crotch portion 33 so that the four barrels 61 are formed. Form. The fifth finger pouch portion 25 is knitted, and the fifth finger pouch portion 25 and the fourth finger pouch portion 24 portion of the four barrel 61 are joined together by the fourth finger crotch portion 34 so that the five barrel 71 is Form. The sock 1 is formed by knitting the five torso 71 to the foot insertion opening 11.

  In the present embodiment, the two cylinders 41, the three cylinders 51, the four cylinders 61, and the five cylinders 71 form the bag knitting portion referred to in the present invention. In this embodiment, the knitted fabric on the instep side of the socks is knitted mainly using the needles on the rear needle bed. The knitted fabric on the back side of the socks is knitted mainly using the needles of the front needle bed.

  However, in this embodiment and other embodiments described below, each finger bag portion is a boundary portion between the upper side knitted fabric and the back side knitted fabric at the time of knitting to the finger crotch formation position (X in FIG. 2). The position indicated by is set in advance. The setting boundary X is set so that the number of stitches in the knitting width direction of the knitted fabric on the back side of the foot is larger than the number of stitches in the knitting width direction of the knitted fabric on the back side of the foot. In this embodiment and other embodiments described below, the setting boundary X is set so that the number of stitches on the upper side knitted fabric is four more than the number of stitches on the back side knitted fabric. Therefore, the rotation of the finger pouch portion shown below is rotated once for one finger pouch portion or the like. Further, the feeding of the bag knitting portion is performed twice for one bag knitting portion. In addition, although the number of turns of the stitches of the finger bag portion or the bag knitting portion is preferably 1 to 4, it is more preferably 1 to 2.

  In the present embodiment, the setting boundary X is set in the design system. Usually, a program for knitting socks or gloves according to the design of socks or gloves with a flat knitting machine is created in a design system. In this embodiment, in this design system, for all the finger pouch portions to be knitted, the boundary portion between the upper side knitted fabric and the back side knitted fabric at the time when the finger pouch portion is knitted to the finger crotch formation position. A program is prepared for setting the number of stitches in the knitting width direction of the back side knitted fabric to be larger than the number of stitches in the knitting width direction of the back side knitted fabric. Then, according to this program, the control of the rotation or feeding of each knitted fabric is performed by the flat knitting machine so that the finger pouch portions are joined at the set boundary portion or the finger pouch portion and the bag knitting portion are joined.

  Note that the set boundary portion for the bag knitting portion is the bag boundary when the finger bag portions are joined at the setting boundary portion to form the bag knitting portion. Set boundary portions (two places). And when this bag knitting part and another finger bag part are joined at the set boundary part, the set boundary part on the non-joined side in the finger bag part and the bag knitting part joined to this finger bag part The set boundary portion on the non-joined side becomes the set boundary portion of the bag knitting portion after joining.

  Further, in order to knit each finger bag portion into a cylindrical shape, the number of stitches that are locked to the front and back needle beds is knitted so as to prevent yarn breakage.

  The knitting structure of the sock 1 includes the plain knitted plain for convenience of explanation, including the second and third embodiments, and the knitting structure of the foot insertion port 11 is a rib knitting, but the portion other than the foot insertion port 11 May be of a structural pattern such as jacquard or rib. Note that the gloves of the fourth embodiment are also flat knitted for the sake of convenience.

  The method for knitting and joining the finger bag portions of this embodiment will be specifically described with reference to FIG. In FIG. 2, the numbers on the left indicate the steps of the knitting process, and the square shape shown in each step indicates the state of the tubular knitted fabric. The quadrilateral lower line indicates the knitted fabric that is locked to the needle on the front needle bed, and the upper line indicates the knitted fabric that is locked to the needle on the rear needle bed. Furthermore, X written on the quadrilateral line indicates a set boundary. The same applies to knitting process diagrams used in other embodiments below.

  First, before knitting, the first finger bag part 21, the second finger bag part 22, the third finger bag part 23, the fourth finger bag part 24, and the fifth finger bag part 25 A program for setting a boundary portion between the upper side knitted fabric and the back side knitted fabric at the time of knitting to the portion forming position is created in the design system as described above. This program is set in a control device such as a computer that controls the driving of the flat knitting machine. Further, the program also sets the knitting order of the five finger pouch portions. In this embodiment, as described above, the first finger pouch portion 21, the second finger pouch portion 22, the third finger pouch portion 23, the fourth finger pouch portion 24, and the fifth finger pouch portion 25 are provided. Organize in order. The order in which the finger crotch portions are formed is also set by this knitting order.

  It should be noted that the setting of the setting boundary part and the setting of the knitting order of the finger bag part are programmed by the design system in the same manner in other embodiments described later.

  And each finger bag part is knitted by the following knitting processes, and these finger bag parts are joined. First, the first finger bag part 21 is knitted to the position where the first finger crotch part 31 is formed (step 1). After knitting in step 1, two setting boundary portions X are temporarily set on the first finger bag portion 21 so as to be symmetrical with respect to the center of the tubular knitted fabric on the front needle bed. The knitted fabric of the first finger pouch portion 21 is rotated counterclockwise so that the set boundary X on the side to be joined to the second finger pouch portion 22 is located between the front and back needle beds (step 2).

  The first finger crotch portion 31 is arranged in a state where one empty needle is disposed on the front and back needle beds between the first finger finger bag portion 21 and the second finger bag portion 22. Is knitted to the formation position (step 3). After the knitting in Step 3, two setting boundary portions X are temporarily set on the second finger bag portion 22 so as to be symmetrical with respect to the center of the tubular knitted fabric on the front needle bed. The knitted fabric of the second finger pouch portion 22 is rotated clockwise so that the set boundary portion X on the side joined to the first finger pouch portion 21 is positioned between the front and back needle beds (step 4).

  The first finger bag portion 21 and the second finger bag portion 22 are fed to the knitting needles and the empty needles for locking the stitches at the joining side knitting width end portions of the finger bag portions in the front and back needle beds. By hooking, the first finger bag portion 21 and the second finger bag portion 22 are joined to form one tubular bag knitting portion (two barrels 41) (step 5). By step 5, a first finger crotch portion 31 is formed between the first finger pouch portion 21 and the second finger pouch portion 22.

  After the two cylinders 41 are knitted around one course, the stitches at the end of the knitting width on the second finger bag part 22 side of the two cylinders 41 are fed counterclockwise and locked to the rear needle bed. The first finger pouch portion 21 and the second finger pouch portion 22 that form the setting boundary X of the joint portion of the first finger pouch portion 21 and the second finger pouch portion 22 in the side knitted fabric The stitches are stitched one by one to reduce the second stitch as a whole (step 6).

  Further, after the two cylinders 41 are knitted around one course, the stitches at the knitting width end on the second finger bag part 22 side of the two cylinders 41 are locked to the rear needle bed while feeding counterclockwise. The first finger bag portion 21 and the second finger bag portion 22 forming the set boundary portion X of the joint portion of the first finger bag portion 21 and the second finger bag portion 22 in the knitted fabric on the back side. Reduce the number of stitches by making one stitch on each stitch. By this reduction and rotation, the set boundary X on the side where the second barrel 41 is joined to the third finger pouch 23 is positioned between the front and back needle beds (step 7). By the knitting in Step 6 and Step 7, the stitches on the upper side are reduced in the two barrels 41. Further, the two cylinders 41 are fed to a needle to which the stitches of the two cylinders 41 in the state where the step 7 has been completed are locked, and the two cylinders 41 are knitted for a predetermined course to a position where the second finger crotch portions 32 are formed.

  Next, the second finger crotch portion 32 is placed in a state where one empty needle is disposed on the front and rear needle beds between the two barrels 41 and the third finger bag portion 23. (Step 8). After the knitting in step 8, two setting boundary portions X are temporarily set in the third finger bag portion 23 so as to be symmetrical with respect to the center of the tubular knitted fabric on the front needle bed. The knitted fabric of the third finger bag part 23 is rotated clockwise so that the set boundary X on the side to be joined to the two cylinders 41 is located between the front and back needle beds (step 9).

  The two barrels 41 and the third finger bag portion 23 are hooked by feeding yarns to the knitting needles and the empty needles that lock the stitches at the joint side knitting width end portions of the finger bag portions in the front and rear needle beds. Thus, the two barrels 41 and the third finger bag portion 23 are joined to form one cylindrical bag knitting portion (three barrels 51) (step 10). By step 10, a second finger crotch portion 32 is formed between the second finger bag portion 22 and the third finger bag portion 23.

  After the three barrels 51 are knitted around the course, the stitches at the end of the knitting width on the third finger bag portion 23 side of the three barrels 51 are fed counterclockwise while being locked to the rear needle bed. In the knitted fabric on the side, each of the second finger bag portion 22 and the third finger bag portion 23 forming the setting boundary portion X of the joint portion of the second finger finger bag portion 22 and the third finger finger bag portion 23 The stitches are stitched one by one and the entire stitch is reduced by two (step 11).

  Further, after the three cylinders 51 are knitted around one course, the stitches at the knitting width end on the third finger bag part 23 side of the three cylinders 51 are locked to the rear needle bed while feeding counterclockwise. In the knitted fabric on the back side, the second finger pouch portion 22 and the third finger pouch portion 23 forming the set boundary X of the joint portion of the second finger pouch portion 22 and the third finger pouch portion 23 Reduce the number of stitches by making one stitch on each stitch. By this reduction and rotation, the set boundary X on the side where the third barrel 51 is joined to the fourth finger pouch 24 is positioned between the front and back needle beds (step 12). By the knitting of Step 11 and Step 12, the stitches on the upper side are reduced in the three barrels 51. Further, the yarn is fed to the needle to which the stitches of the three cylinders 51 in the state where the step 12 is finished, and the three cylinders 51 are knitted for a predetermined course to the position where the third finger crotch portion 33 is formed.

  Next, the third finger crotch portion 33 is placed in a state where one empty needle is disposed on the front and rear needle beds between the three barrels 51 and the fourth finger bag portion 24. Is knitted to the formation position (step 13). After the knitting in step 13, two setting boundary portions X are temporarily set on the front needle bed so as to be symmetrical with respect to the center of the tubular knitted fabric in the fourth finger bag portion 24. The knitted fabric of the fourth finger bag part 24 is rotated clockwise so that the set boundary X on the side to be joined to the three cylinders 51 is located between the front and back needle beds (step 14).

  A knitting needle for engaging the three barrels 51 and the fourth finger bag portion 24 with stitches at the joint side knitting width end portions of the three barrels 51 and the fourth finger bag portion 24 in the front and rear needle beds, and the empty needle The three barrels 51 and the fourth finger bag portion 24 are joined to each other by hooking the yarn and hooking to form one cylindrical bag knitting portion (four barrels 61) (step 15). . In step 15, a third finger crotch portion 33 is formed between the third finger bag portion 23 and the fourth finger bag portion 24.

  After the four barrels 61 are knitted around the course, the stitches at the knitting width end on the fourth finger bag portion 24 side of the four barrels 61 are fed counterclockwise while being locked to the rear needle bed. In the knitted fabric on the side, each of the third finger bag portion 23 and the fourth finger bag portion 24 forming the setting boundary portion X of the joint portion between the third finger finger bag portion 23 and the fourth finger finger bag portion 24. The stitches are stitched one by one and the entire stitch is reduced by two (step 16).

  Further, after the four cylinders 61 are knitted around the course, the stitches at the end of the knitting width on the fourth finger bag part 24 side of the four cylinders 61 are locked counterclockwise while being fed counterclockwise. In the knitted fabric on the back side, the third finger bag portion 23 and the fourth finger bag portion 24 forming the set boundary portion X of the joint portion of the third finger bag portion 23 and the fourth finger bag portion 24. Reduce the number of stitches by making one stitch on each stitch. By this reduction and rotation, the set boundary X on the side where the four barrels 61 are joined to the fifth finger pouch 25 is positioned between the front and back needle beds (step 17). By the knitting in Step 16 and Step 17, the stitches on the upper side are reduced in the four barrels 61. Further, a yarn is fed to the needle to which the stitches of the four cylinders 61 in the state where the step 17 is finished, and the four cylinders 61 are knitted for a predetermined course to a position where the fourth finger crotch portion 34 is formed.

  Next, the fourth finger crotch portion 25 is placed in a state where one empty needle is disposed on the front and back needle beds between the four barrels 61 and the fifth finger bag portion 25. Is knitted to the formation position (step 18). After knitting in step 18, two setting boundary portions X are provisionally set on the front needle bed so as to be symmetrical with respect to the center of the tubular knitted fabric on the fifth finger bag portion 25. The knitted fabric of the fifth finger bag portion 25 is rotated clockwise so that the set boundary portion X on the side to be joined to the four drums 61 is located between the front and back needle beds (step 19).

  The knitting needle for locking the four barrels 61 and the fifth finger bag portion 25 to the stitches at the joint side knitting width end portions of the four barrels 61 and the fifth finger bag portion 25 in the front and rear needle beds, and the empty needle, The four barrels 61 and the fifth finger bag portion 25 are joined to each other by hooking the yarn and hooking to form one cylindrical bag knitting portion (five barrel 71) (step 20). . By step 20, a fourth finger crotch portion 34 is formed between the fourth finger pouch portion 24 and the fifth finger pouch portion 25.

  After knitting the five cylinders 71 for one course, the stitches at the knitting width end on the fifth finger bag part 25 side of the five cylinders 71 are fed counterclockwise while being locked to the rear needle bed. Each of the fourth finger bag portion 24 and the fifth finger bag portion 25 forming the set boundary portion X of the joint portion between the fourth finger finger bag portion 24 and the fifth finger bag portion 25 in the side knitted fabric. The stitches are stitched one by one and the entire stitch is reduced by two (step 21).

  Further, after the five cylinders 71 are knitted around one course, the stitches at the knitting width end on the fifth finger bag part 25 side of the five cylinders 71 are locked to the rear needle bed while feeding counterclockwise. In the knitted fabric on the back side, the fourth finger pouch portion 24 and the fifth finger pouch portion 25 forming the setting boundary X of the joint portion of the fourth finger pouch portion 24 and the fifth finger pouch portion 25 Each stitch is overlapped by one stitch and the stitches are reduced by two as a whole (step 22). By the knitting of step 21 and step 22, the stitches on the upper side are reduced in the five barrels 71. Then, the five cylinders 71 are knitted to the foot insertion port by feeding yarns to the needles to which the stitches of the five cylinders 71 are locked.

  In the first embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3A, the first finger bag portion 21, the second finger bag portion 22, the third finger bag portion 23, the fourth finger bag portion 24, The five-finger bag portion 25 is connected at the set boundary portions X facing each other to form a finger crotch portion. The setting boundary X is set so that the number of stitches in the knitting width direction of the upper side knitted fabric is larger than the number of stitches in the knitting width direction of the back side knitted fabric. When the finger pouches are joined with X, as shown in FIG. 3 (b), the knitted fabric of each finger pouch has a length in the foot width direction of the upper side knitted fabric with respect to the finger crotch. It becomes longer than the length in the foot width direction of the ground and becomes a sock shape along the shape of the human foot.

  Furthermore, in this embodiment, the upper part (five cylinders) is not formed in the same number as the total stitch number used for knitting the five finger pouches, but after joining at the set boundary X, the upper Since the stitches of the side knitted fabric are reduced, the fit to the instep portion is improved when wearing socks.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the first finger pouch portion 21, the second finger pouch portion 22, the third finger pouch portion 23, the fourth finger pouch portion 24, and the fifth finger pouch portion 25 are respectively The finger pouch portion is knitted in the same direction as the direction of rotation of the finger pouch portion. Further, as described above, the two cylinders 41, the three cylinders 51, the four cylinders 61, and the five cylinders 71 are knitted in the same direction as the feeding direction of the respective bag knitting parts to form the knitted fabric. ing.

  Furthermore, for the stitches to be transferred from one needle bed to the other needle bed in each of the finger bag portion and the bag knitting portion, the stitches are twisted in advance in the direction in which the twist is eliminated by the transfer in the circular knitting step before the transfer. To form stitches. Thus, by twisting the stitches in advance, the stitches are not twisted when transferred. Note that the operation of performing the circular knitting in the same direction as the direction of rotation or feeding and the operation of twisting the stitches in advance are also performed in the following second to fourth embodiments.

  Furthermore, in this embodiment, when joining the finger pouch portions, in order to form a heel so that no hole is formed in the finger crotch portion, one empty needle is provided between the finger pouch portions. The finger crotch portion was formed by knitting the empty needle. However, the formation of the finger crotch portion is not limited to such a method, and for example, the finger pouch portions may be joined to each other by overlapping the stitches at the knitting width end portion of the finger pouch portion.

Second Embodiment
A second embodiment will be described based on the knitting process diagram of FIG. The second embodiment is a sock having five finger pouch portions, which is not shown as a plan view, but the tip of the second finger pouch portion 22 protrudes most, and then the third finger pouch. This is a state in which the position of the tip of the fingertip is lowered in the order of the portion 23, the first finger bag portion 21, the fourth finger bag portion 24, and the fifth finger bag portion 25.

  Further, a first finger crotch portion 31 is provided between the first finger finger bag portion 21 and the second finger finger bag portion 22, and a second finger crotch portion is provided between the second finger finger bag portion 22 and the third finger finger bag portion 23. The third finger crotch portion 33 between the third finger finger bag portion 23 and the fourth finger finger bag portion 24, and the fourth finger portion between the fourth finger finger bag portion 24 and the fifth finger bag portion 25. The finger crotch part 34 is formed. In the second embodiment, the position where the finger crotch portion is formed is lowered to the ankle side in the order of the second finger crotch portion 32, the first finger crotch portion 31, the third finger crotch portion 33, and the fourth finger crotch portion 34. Yes.

  The second embodiment is different from the first embodiment in the knitting order of the finger pouch portion, the rotation direction of the second finger pouch portion 22, and the knitting of the bag knitting portion. This is the same as the embodiment. In this embodiment, the second finger pouch portion 22, the third finger pouch portion 23, the first finger pouch portion 21, the fourth finger pouch portion 24, and the fifth finger pouch portion 25 are individually provided in this order. Organize the department.

  Then, after knitting the second finger pouch portion 22 and the third finger pouch portion 23, the second finger pouch portion 22 and the third finger pouch portion 23 are joined by the second finger crotch portion 2. A main body 42 is formed. Next, the first finger and finger bag portion 21 is knitted, and the first finger and finger bag portion 21 and the second finger and finger bag portion 22 portion of the two barrels 42 are joined by the first finger crotch portion 3 and 3. A main body 52 is formed. The fourth finger pouch portion 24 is knitted, and the fourth finger pouch portion 24 and the third finger pouch portion 23 portion of the three barrels 52 are joined by the third finger crotch portion 33 to form the four barrels 62. Form. The fifth finger pouch portion 25 is knitted, and the fifth finger pouch portion 25 and the fourth finger pouch portion 24 portion of the four barrels 62 are joined by the fourth finger crotch portion 34 so that the five barrels 72 are Form. Socks are formed by knitting the five torso 72 to the foot insertion opening.

  A method for knitting and joining the finger pouch portions of the second embodiment will be specifically described based on FIG. In this embodiment, each finger pouch portion is knitted by the following knitting steps, and these finger pouch portions are joined. First, the second finger bag portion 22 is knitted to the formation position of the second finger crotch portion 32 (step 1). After knitting in Step 1, two setting boundary portions X are temporarily set on the second finger bag portion 22 so as to be symmetrical with respect to the center of the tubular knitted fabric on the front needle bed.

  The knitted fabric of the second finger pouch portion 22 is rotated counterclockwise so that the set boundary X on the side to be joined with the third finger pouch portion 23 is located between the front and back needle beds (step 2).

  The second finger crotch portion with the third finger pouch portion 23 placed one by one on the front and back needle beds between the second finger pouch portion 22 and the third finger pouch portion 23 Knit up to 32 forming positions (step 3). After the knitting in Step 3, two setting boundary portions X are temporarily set on the front needle bed so as to be symmetrical with respect to the center of the tubular knitted fabric on the third finger bag portion 23.

  The knitted fabric of the third finger pouch portion 23 is rotated clockwise so that the set boundary portion X on the side joined to the second finger pouch portion 22 is positioned between the front and back needle beds (step 4).

  Feeding the second finger pouch portion 22 and the third finger pouch portion 23 to the knitting needles for locking the stitches at the joining side knitting width ends of the finger pouch portions in the front and back needle beds and the empty needle By hooking, the second finger bag portion 22 and the third finger bag portion 23 are joined to form one tubular bag knitting portion (two barrels 42) (step 5). By step 5, a second finger crotch portion 32 is formed between the second finger pouch portion 22 and the third finger pouch portion 23.

  After the two cylinders 42 are knitted around one course, the stitches at the end of the knitting width on the second finger bag part 22 side of the two cylinders 42 are fed clockwise and locked to the rear needle bed The stitches of the second finger bag portion 22 and the third finger bag portion 23 forming the set boundary portion X of the joint portion of the second finger finger bag portion 22 and the third finger finger bag portion 23 in the knitted fabric of The first eye is overlapped and the second eye is reduced as a whole (step 6).

  Further, after the two cylinders 42 are knitted around a course, the stitches at the knitting width end of the two cylinders 42 on the second finger bag part 22 side are locked to the rear needle bed while being fed clockwise. Each of the second finger bag portion 22 and the third finger bag portion 23 forming the set boundary portion X of the joint portion of the second finger finger bag portion 22 and the third finger bag portion 23 on the back side knitted fabric. Reduce the number of stitches as a whole by making two stitches. By this reduction and rotation, the set boundary portion X on the side where the two barrels 42 are joined to the first finger bag portion 21 is positioned between the front and back needle beds (step 7). By the knitting in Step 6 and Step 7, the stitches on the upper side are reduced in the two barrels 42. Further, a yarn is fed to a needle to which the stitches of the two cylinders 42 in the state in which the step 7 has been finished are locked, and the two cylinders 42 are knitted for a predetermined course to a position where the first finger crotch portion 31 is formed.

  Next, the first finger crotch portion 31 is placed in a state where one empty needle is disposed on the front and rear needle beds between the two barrels 42 and the first finger finger bag portion 21. (Step 8). After knitting in Step 8, two setting boundary portions X are temporarily set on the first finger bag portion 21 so as to be symmetrical with respect to the center of the tubular knitted fabric on the front needle bed.

  The knitted fabric of the first finger bag portion 21 is rotated counterclockwise so that the set boundary portion X on the side to be joined to the two cylinders 42 is located between the front and back needle beds (step 9). A knitting needle for locking the two barrels 42 and the first finger bag portion 21 to the stitches at the joint side knitting width end portion of the two barrels 42 and the first finger bag portion 21 in the front and rear needle beds, and the empty needle The two barrels 42 and the first finger bag portion 21 are joined to each other by hooking and hooking the yarn, and one cylindrical bag knitting portion (three barrels 52) is formed (step 10). . By step 10, a first finger crotch portion 31 is formed between the first finger bag portion 21 and the second finger bag portion 22.

  After the three barrels 52 are knitted around one course, the stitches at the end of the knitting width on the third finger bag portion 23 side of the three barrels 52 are fed counterclockwise while being locked to the rear needle bed. The first finger pouch portion 21 and the second finger pouch portion 22 that form the setting boundary X of the joint portion of the first finger pouch portion 21 and the second finger pouch portion 22 in the side knitted fabric The stitches are stitched one by one and the entire stitch is reduced by two (step 11).

  Further, after knitting the three drums 52 around one course, the stitches at the knitting width end on the third finger bag portion 23 side of the three drums 52 are locked to the rear needle bed while feeding counterclockwise. The first finger bag portion 21 and the second finger bag portion 22 forming the set boundary portion X of the joint portion of the first finger bag portion 21 and the second finger bag portion 22 in the knitted fabric on the back side. The stitches are stitched one by one to reduce the number of stitches as a whole, and the set boundary X on the side joined to the fourth finger bag portion 24 is positioned between the front and back needle beds (step 12). By the knitting in Step 11 and Step 12, the stitches on the upper side are reduced in the three barrels 52. Further, a yarn is fed to a needle to which the stitches of the three cylinders 52 in the state in which the step 12 is completed are locked, and the three cylinders 52 are knitted for a predetermined course to a position where the third finger crotch portion 33 is formed.

  Hereinafter, the knitting from step 13 to step 22 shown in FIG. 4 is the same as the knitting from step 13 to step 22 shown in FIG. However, in the second embodiment, the configurations and symbols of the four cylinders 61 and the five cylinders 71 in the first embodiment are replaced with the four cylinders 62 and the five cylinders 72.

  Also in the second embodiment, the cross-sectional structure of the finger pouch portion is the same as that of the first embodiment shown in FIG. Therefore, also in the second embodiment, the knitted fabric of each finger bag part is longer than the length of the back side knitted fabric in the foot width direction with respect to the finger crotch part, The sock shape follows the shape of the human foot.

  Furthermore, the second embodiment also forms the body (five cylinders) in the same number as the total stitch number used for knitting the five finger pouches, but after joining at the set boundary X, Since the stitches of the knitted fabric on the instep side are reduced, the fit to the instep portion is improved when wearing socks.

<Third Embodiment>
A third embodiment will be described based on the knitting process diagram of FIG. The third embodiment is also a sock having five finger pouch portions, and is not shown as a plan view, but the tip of the first finger pouch portion 21 protrudes most like the first embodiment. Next, the position of the tip of the fingertip is lowered in the order of the second finger pouch portion 22, the third finger pouch portion 23, the fourth finger pouch portion 24, and the fifth finger pouch portion 25.

  Further, as in the first embodiment, the first finger crotch portion 31 is placed between the first finger pouch portion 21 and the second finger pouch portion 22, and the second finger pouch portion 22 and the third finger pouch portion. 23 between the second finger crotch 32, the third finger cuff portion 23 and the fourth finger pouch portion 24 between the third finger crotch portion 33, the fourth finger pouch portion 24 and the fifth finger A fourth crotch portion 34 is formed between the bag portions 25. In the third embodiment, the position where the finger crotch portion is formed is lowered to the ankle side in the order of the first finger crotch portion 31, the second finger crotch portion 32, the third finger crotch portion 33, and the fourth finger crotch portion 34. Yes.

  In the third embodiment, when a bag knitting part such as a two-body trunk, a three-body trunk, a four-body trunk, and a five-body trunk is formed by joining the finger bag parts, socks without reducing the stitches of these bag knitting parts Shows what organizes. The third embodiment is the same as the first embodiment in the method of knitting and joining the finger pouches, but the first embodiment is that the operation of reducing the eyes is not performed after the bag knit is formed. Different.

  In the present embodiment, as in the first embodiment, the first finger bag portion 21, the second finger bag portion 22, the third finger bag portion 23, the fourth finger bag portion 24, and the fifth finger bag. The parts 25 are individually knitted into a tubular shape, from the first finger bag part 21 to the second finger bag part 22, the third finger bag part 23, the fourth finger bag part 24, the fifth finger finger Knit in the order of the bag part 25.

  In the present embodiment, as with the first embodiment, each finger bag portion is formed with two barrels 43, three barrels 53, four barrels 63, and five barrels 73. The sock 1 is formed by knitting the five torso 73 to the foot insertion opening 11.

  And each finger bag part is knitted by the following knitting processes, and these finger bag parts are joined. First, the knitting of the first finger pouch portion 21 and the second finger pouch portion 22, the rotation of these knitted fabrics, and the joining of these knitted fabrics are the same as the steps 1 to 5 of the first embodiment. The description is omitted because it is performed.

  After the step 5 is completed, the stitches of the two cylinders 43 are fed to the needles to be locked, and after the two courses are circulated, the stitches of the two cylinders 43 are rotated counterclockwise. The set boundary X on the side of the main body 43 that joins the third finger bag 23 is positioned between the front and back needle beds (step 6). Further, a yarn is fed to the needle to which the stitches of the two cylinders 43 in the state in which the step 6 is finished, and the two cylinders 43 are knitted for a predetermined course to a position where the second finger crotch portion 32 is formed.

Next, the second finger crotch portion 32 is placed in a state where one empty needle is disposed on the front and rear needle beds between the two barrels 43 and the third finger bag portion 23. (Step 7).
After the knitting in step 7, two setting boundary portions X are temporarily set on the front finger bed so as to be symmetrical with respect to the center of the tubular knitted fabric on the third finger bag portion 23. The knitted fabric of the third finger bag portion 23 is rotated clockwise so that the set boundary portion X on the side to be joined to the two cylinders 43 is located between the front and back needle beds (step 8).

  A knitting needle for engaging the two cylinders 43 and the third finger bag part 23 with the stitches at the joint side knitting width ends of the two cylinders 43 and the third finger bag part 23 in the front and back needle beds, and the empty needle The two barrels 43 and the third finger bag portion 23 are joined to each other by hooking and hooking the yarn, and one cylindrical bag knitting portion (three barrels 53) is formed (step 9). . By step 9, a second finger crotch portion 32 is formed between the second finger pouch portion 22 and the third finger pouch portion 23.

  After feeding the needles to which the stitches of the three cylinders 53 in the state in which the step 9 is finished are locked and knitting around the second course, the stitches of the three cylinders 53 are rotated counterclockwise to The set boundary portion X on the side to be joined to the fourth finger bag portion 24 in the main body 53 is positioned between the front and back needle beds (step 10). A yarn is fed to the needle to which the stitches of the three cylinders 53 in the state where the step 10 is finished are locked, and the three cylinders 53 are knitted for a predetermined course to a position where the third finger crotch portion 33 is formed.

  Next, the third finger crotch portion 33 is placed in a state where one empty needle is disposed on the front and rear needle beds between the three barrels 53 and the fourth finger bag portion 24. (Step 11). After knitting in step 11, two setting boundary portions X are temporarily set on the front needle bed so as to be symmetrical with respect to the center of the tubular knitted fabric on the fourth finger bag portion 24. The knitted fabric of the fourth finger bag portion 24 is rotated clockwise so that the set boundary portion X on the side to be joined to the three cylinders 53 is located between the front and back needle beds (step 12).

  A knitting needle for locking the three barrels 53 and the fourth finger bag portion 24 to the stitches at the joint side knitting width end portions of the three barrels 53 and the fourth finger bag portion 24 in the front and rear needle beds, and the empty needle The three barrels 53 and the fourth finger bag portion 24 are joined to each other by hooking the yarn and hooking to form one cylindrical bag knitting portion (four barrels 63) (step 13). . By step 13, a third finger crotch portion 33 is formed between the third finger bag portion 23 and the fourth finger bag portion 24.

  After the step 13 has been completed, the stitches of the four cylinders 63 are fed to the needles to be locked, and after two courses are knitted around the course, the four cylinders 63 are rotated counterclockwise to obtain four The set boundary portion X on the side to be joined to the fifth finger bag portion 25 in the main body 63 is positioned between the front and back needle beds (step 14). Further, a yarn is fed to the needle to which the stitches of the four cylinders 63 in the state where the step 14 is finished, and the four cylinders 63 are knitted for a predetermined course to a position where the fourth finger crotch portion 34 is formed.

  Next, the fourth finger crotch portion 34 is placed in a state where one empty needle is disposed on the front and rear needle beds between the four barrels 63 and the fifth finger bag portion 25. Is knitted to the formation position (step 15). After the knitting in step 15, two setting boundary portions X are provisionally set on the front needle bed so as to be symmetrical with respect to the center of the tubular knitted fabric in the fifth finger bag portion 25. The knitted fabric of the fifth finger bag portion 25 is rotated clockwise so that the set boundary portion X on the side to be joined to the four cylinders 63 is positioned between the front and back needle beds (step 16).

  The knitting needle for locking the four barrels 63 and the fifth finger bag portion 25 to the stitches at the joint side knitting width end portions of the four barrels 63 and the fifth finger bag portion 25 in the front and rear needle beds, and the empty needle, The four barrels 63 and the fifth finger bag portion 25 are joined to each other by hooking the yarn and hooking to form one cylindrical bag knitting portion (five barrel 73) (step 17). . By step 17, a fourth finger crotch portion 34 is formed between the fourth finger pouch portion 24 and the fifth finger pouch portion 25.

  The five barrels 73 are rotated clockwise until the set boundary X between the first finger pouch portion 21 and the fifth finger pouch portion 25 reaches the left and right target positions (step 18). Then, the five cylinders 73 are knitted to the foot insertion port by feeding the needles to the stitches to which the stitches of the five cylinders 73 are locked.

  Also in the third embodiment, the first finger pouch portion 21, the second finger pouch portion 22, the third finger pouch portion 23, the fourth finger pouch portion 24, and the fifth finger pouch portion 25 are set to face each other. The boundary portions X are connected to form a finger crotch portion, and the position of the set boundary portion X is greater than the number of stitches in the knitting width direction of the back side knitted fabric than the number of stitches in the knitting width direction of the back side knitted fabric. Since the knitted fabric of each finger pouch portion is set so that the length in the foot width direction of the back side knitted fabric is longer than the length in the foot width direction of the back side knitted fabric with respect to the finger crotch portion .

<Fourth embodiment>
In the first to third embodiments, the embodiment of the socks has been described. However, the method for knitting the finger pouch portion of the present invention can also be applied to the knitting of the finger pouch portion of the glove. Embodiment of the glove of 4th Embodiment is demonstrated based on the glove top view of FIG. 6, and the knitting process figure of FIG. The fourth embodiment is a glove having five finger pouch portions, and as shown in FIG. 6, the tip of the ring finger pouch portion 24 protrudes most, then the middle finger pouch portion 23, the index finger pouch. This is a state in which the position of the tip of the fingertip is lowered in the order of the part 22, the little finger pouch part 25, and the thumb finger pouch part 21.

  Further, a first finger crotch portion 31 is provided between the thumb finger bag portion 21 and the index finger finger bag portion 22, and a second finger crotch portion 32 is provided between the index finger finger bag portion 22 and the middle finger finger bag portion 23. A third finger crotch portion 33 is formed between the ring finger finger bag portion 24 and the ring finger finger bag portion 24, and a fourth finger crotch portion 34 is formed between the ring finger finger bag portion 24 and the little finger finger bag portion 25. In the fourth embodiment, the position where the finger crotch portion is formed is lowered to the wrist side in the order of the third finger crotch portion 33, the second finger crotch portion 32, the fourth finger crotch portion 34, and the first finger crotch portion 31. Yes.

  In the fourth embodiment, the finger pouch portions are knitted individually in the order of the ring finger pouch portion 24, the middle finger pouch portion 23, the index finger pouch portion 22, the little finger pouch portion 25, and the thumb finger pouch portion 21.

  Then, after the ring finger pouch portion 24 and the middle finger pouch portion 23 are knitted, the ring finger pouch portion 24 and the middle finger pouch portion 23 are joined by the third finger crotch portion 33 to form the two cylinders 44. Next, the index finger finger bag portion 22 is knitted, and the index finger finger bag portion 22 and the middle finger finger bag portion 23 portion of the two barrels 44 are joined by the second finger crotch portion 32 to form the three barrels 54. . The little finger pouch portion 25 is knitted, and the little finger pouch portion 25 and the ring finger finger pouch portion 24 portion of the three barrels 54 are joined at the fourth finger crotch portion 34 to form a four barrel 64. The thumb finger bag portion 21 is knitted, and the thumb finger bag portion 21 and the forefinger finger bag portion 22 portion of the four barrels 64 are joined by the first finger crotch portion 31 to form the five barrels 74. The glove 10 is formed by knitting the five cylinders 74 up to the hand insertion slot 12.

  A method for knitting and joining the finger pouch portions according to the fourth embodiment will be specifically described with reference to FIG. In this embodiment, each finger pouch portion is knitted by the following knitting steps, and these finger pouch portions are joined. First, the ring finger finger bag part 24 is knitted to the formation position of the third finger crotch part 33 (step 1). After the knitting in Step 1, two setting boundary portions X are temporarily set on the front finger bed so as to be bilaterally symmetrical with respect to the center of the tubular knitted fabric in the ring finger pouch 24.

  The knitted fabric of the ring finger pouch 24 is rotated clockwise so that the set boundary X on the side joined to the middle finger pouch 23 is located between the front and back needle beds (step 2).

  The middle finger pouch 23 is knitted to the position where the third finger crotch 33 is formed with one empty needle placed between the ring finger pouch 24 and the middle finger pouch 23 on the front and back needle beds. (Step 3). After the knitting in Step 3, two setting boundary portions X are temporarily set on the front finger bed so as to be symmetric with respect to the center of the tubular knitted fabric on the middle finger pouch portion 23.

  The knitted fabric of the middle finger finger bag part 23 is rotated counterclockwise so that the set boundary X on the side joined to the ring finger finger bag part 24 is located between the front and back needle beds (step 4).

  Feeding and hooking the ring finger bag part 24 and the middle finger finger bag part 23 to the knitting needles and the empty needles for locking the stitches at the joining side knitting width end parts of the finger bag parts in the front and back needle beds. Thus, the ring finger pouch portion 24 and the middle finger pouch portion 23 are joined to form one cylindrical bag knitting portion (two barrels 44) (step 5). By step 5, a third finger crotch portion 33 is formed between the ring finger pouch portion 24 and the middle finger pouch portion 23.

  After knitting the two drums 44 around one course, the stitches on the knitting width end on the middle finger and finger bag 23 side of the two drums 44 are fed clockwise, and the knitting on the back side locked to the back needle bed On the ground, two stitches are formed on the stitches of the ring finger pouch portion 24 and the middle finger pouch portion 23 that form the set boundary X of the joint portion of the ring finger pouch portion 24 and the middle finger pouch portion 23 as a whole. Reduce eyes (step 6).

  Further, after the two drums 44 are knitted around one course, the stitches at the knitting width end on the middle finger bag portion 23 side of the two drums 44 are fed in the clockwise direction while being locked to the rear needle bed. In the knitted fabric, the stitches of the ring finger bag portion 24 and the middle finger finger bag portion 23 that form the setting boundary X of the joint portion of the ring finger finger bag portion 24 and the middle finger finger bag portion 23 Reduce by two. By this reduction and rotation, the set boundary portion X on the side where the two torso 44 is joined to the index finger finger bag portion 22 is positioned between the front and back needle beds (step 7). By the knitting in Step 6 and Step 7, the stitches on the upper side are reduced in the two drums 44. Further, a yarn is fed to a needle to which the stitches of the two cylinders 44 in the state in which the step 7 is finished are locked, and the two cylinders 44 are knitted for a predetermined course to a position where the second finger crotch portion 32 is formed.

  Next, the index finger finger bag portion 22 is moved to the position where the second finger crotch portion 32 is formed in a state where one empty needle is arranged between the two barrels 44 and the index finger finger bag portion 22 on the front and rear needle beds. Knit (step 8). After the knitting in step 8, two setting boundary portions X are temporarily set on the front finger bed so as to be bilaterally symmetric with respect to the center of the tubular knitted fabric on the index finger pouch portion 22.

  The knitted fabric of the index finger finger bag portion 22 is rotated counterclockwise so that the set boundary X on the side to be joined to the two cylinders 44 is located between the front and back needle beds (step 9). By feeding and hooking the two barrels 44 and the index finger finger bag portion 22 to the knitting needles and the empty needles for engaging the stitches at the joint side knitting width end portions of the finger bag portions in the front and rear needle beds. The two barrels 44 and the index finger finger bag portion 22 are joined to form one cylindrical bag knitting portion (three barrels 54) (step 10). By step 10, the second finger crotch portion 32 is formed between the index finger finger bag portion 22 and the middle finger finger bag portion 23.

  After the three barrels 54 are knitted around one course, the stitches at the end of the knitting width on the ring finger bag portion 24 side of the three barrels 54 are fed counterclockwise while being locked to the rear needle bed. On the knitted fabric, the stitches of the index finger finger bag portion 22 and the middle finger finger bag portion 23 forming the setting boundary portion X of the joint portion of the index finger finger bag portion 22 and the middle finger finger bag portion 23 are overlapped at a glance as a whole. Decrease by 2 (step 11).

  Further, after the three barrels 54 are knitted around one course, the stitches at the knitting width end on the ring finger bag portion 24 side of the three barrels 54 are fed counterclockwise and locked to the rear needle bed. In the knitted fabric on the side, the stitches on the respective stitches of the index finger finger bag part 22 and the middle finger finger bag part 23 forming the setting boundary portion X of the joint part of the index finger finger bag part 22 and the middle finger finger bag part 23 As a whole, the setting boundary portion X on the side to be joined with the little finger pouch portion 25 is positioned between the front and back needle beds while reducing the number by two (step 12). By the knitting in Step 11 and Step 12, the stitches on the upper side are reduced in the three barrels 54. Further, a yarn is fed to a needle to which the stitches of the three cylinders 54 in the state in which the step 12 is finished are locked, and the three cylinders 54 are knitted for a predetermined course to a position where the fourth finger crotch portion 34 is formed.

  Next, the little finger pouch portion 25 is moved to the position where the fourth finger crotch portion 34 is formed in a state where one empty needle is arranged on the front and rear needle beds between the three barrels 54 and the little finger pouch portion 25. Knit (step 13). After the knitting in step 13, two setting boundary portions X are temporarily set in the little finger pouch portion 25 so as to be symmetric with respect to the center of the tubular knitted fabric on the front needle bed. The knitted fabric of the little finger pouch portion 25 is rotated clockwise so that the set boundary portion X on the side to be joined to the three cylinders 54 is located between the front and back needle beds (step 14).

  The three barrels 54 and the little finger pouch portion 25 are fed to the knitting needles that lock the stitches at the joint side knitting width ends of the three barrels 54 and the little finger pouch portion 25 in the front and rear needle beds and the empty needle. By hooking, the three barrels 54 and the little finger bag portion 25 are joined to form one cylindrical bag knitting portion (four barrels 64) (step 15). By step 15, a fourth finger crotch portion 34 is formed between the ring finger pouch portion 24 and the little finger pouch portion 25.

  After knitting the four barrels 64 around the course, the stitches at the end of the knitting width on the thumb finger bag portion 21 side of the four barrels 64 are fed clockwise, and the knitting on the back side locked to the rear needle bed On the ground, two stitches are formed on the stitches of the ring finger pouch portion 24 and the little finger pouch portion 25 that form the setting boundary X of the joint portion of the ring finger pouch portion 24 and the pinkie finger pouch portion 25 as a whole. Reduce eyes (step 16).

  Further, after the four barrels 64 are knitted around one course, the stitches at the end of the knitting width on the thumb finger bag portion 21 side of the four barrels 64 are fed clockwise and locked to the rear needle bed. In the knitted fabric, the stitches of the ring finger bag portion 24 and the pinkie finger bag portion 25 that form the set boundary portion X of the joint portion of the ring finger finger bag portion 24 and the little finger finger bag portion 25 are overlapped at a glance and the whole Reduce by two. By this reduction and rotation, the set boundary portion X on the side where the four barrels 64 are joined to the thumb finger bag portion 21 is positioned between the front and back needle beds (step 17). By the knitting in step 16 and step 17, the stitches on the upper side are reduced in the four barrels 64. Further, a yarn is fed to the needle to which the stitches of the four cylinders 64 in the state where the step 17 is finished, and the four cylinders 64 are knitted for a predetermined course to a position where the first finger crotch portion 31 is formed.

  Next, the thumb finger bag portion 21 is moved to the formation position of the first finger crotch portion 31 with one empty needle being disposed on the front and rear needle beds between the four barrels 64 and the thumb finger bag portion 21. Knit (step 18). After the knitting in step 18, two setting boundary portions X are temporarily set on the front finger bed so as to be symmetrical with respect to the center of the tubular knitted fabric on the thumb finger bag portion 21. The knitted fabric of the thumb finger bag portion 21 is rotated counterclockwise so that the set boundary portion X on the side joined to the four cylinders 64 is positioned between the front and back needle beds (step 19).

  The four cylinders 64 and the thumb finger bag portions 21 are fed to the knitting needles and the empty needles for locking the stitches at the joint side knitting width ends of the four cylinders 64 and the thumb finger bag portions 21 in the front and rear needle beds. By hooking, the four barrels 64 and the thumb finger bag portion 21 are joined to form one cylindrical bag knitting portion (five barrels 74) (step 20). In step 20, the first finger crotch portion 31 is formed between the thumb finger bag portion 21 and the index finger finger bag portion 22.

  The knitting on the back side that is locked to the back needle bed while feeding the stitches at the end of the knitting width on the thumb finger bag portion 21 side of the five barrels 74 after knitting the five barrels 74 around one course. On the ground, two stitches are formed as a whole on the stitches of the thumb finger bag part 21 and the index finger finger bag part 22 forming the setting boundary X of the joint part of the thumb finger bag part 21 and the index finger finger bag part 22 as a whole. Reduce eyes (step 21).

  Further, after the five cylinders 74 are knitted around one course, the stitches at the end of the knitting width on the thumb finger bag part 21 side of the five cylinders 74 are fed clockwise and the back side is locked to the rear needle bed. In the knitted fabric, the stitches of the thumb finger bag part 21 and the index finger finger bag part 22 that form the setting boundary portion X of the joint part of the thumb finger bag part 21 and the index finger finger bag part 22 As follows (step 22). By the knitting in Step 21 and Step 22, the stitches on the upper side are reduced in the five barrels 74. Then, the yarn is fed to the needle to which the stitches of the five cylinders 74 are locked, and the five cylinders 74 are knitted while reducing the eyes to the hand insertion port 12 (step 23).

  Also in the fourth embodiment, the cross-sectional structure of the finger pouch portion is the same as that in the first embodiment. Therefore, also in the fourth embodiment, the knitted fabric of each finger bag part is longer than the finger crotch part in the width direction of the hand of the back side knitted fabric in the width direction of the hand of the back side knitted fabric. It becomes a glove shape along the shape of a human hand.

  Furthermore, the fourth embodiment also forms the body (five cylinders) in the same number as the total stitch number used for knitting the five finger pouches, but after joining at the set boundary X, Since the stitches of the knitted fabric on the back side are reduced, the fit to the back of the hand is improved when wearing gloves.

  The knitting method of the present invention is suitable for knitting socks or gloves with finger bags that are knitted without sewing using a flat knitting machine.

It is 1st Embodiment of the knitting method of the finger bag part of this invention, Comprising: The top view of socks is shown. It is a knitting process figure of the finger bag part of the sock concerning a 1st embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state of the cross section of the finger bag part of the sock of 1st Embodiment. It is a knitting process figure of the finger bag part of the sock concerning a 2nd embodiment. It is the knitting process figure of the finger-bag part of the sock concerning 3rd Embodiment. It is 4th Embodiment of the knitting method of the finger bag part of this invention, Comprising: The top view of a glove is shown. It is the knitting process figure of the finger bag part of the glove concerning a 4th embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state of the cross section of the finger bag part of the conventional socks.

Explanation of symbols

1 Socks 10 Gloves 11 Foot insertion slot 12 Hand insertion slot
21 1st finger bag part, thumb finger bag part 22 2nd finger bag part, index finger bag part
23 Third finger pouch part, Middle finger pouch part 24 Fourth finger pouch part, Ring finger pouch part
25 Fifth finger pouch part, little finger pouch part
31 First finger crotch 32 Second finger crotch 33 Third finger crotch
34 4th finger crotch 35 5th finger crotch
41,42,43,44 2 barrels
51,52,53,54 3 barrels
61,62,63,64 4 barrels
71,72,73,74 5 barrels

Claims (6)

It has at least a pair of front and back needle beds that extend in the left-right direction and face each other in the front-rear direction. At least one of the front and back needle beds can be racked left and right, and stitches can be transferred between the front and back needle beds. A method for knitting socks with finger bags or a finger bag part of gloves using a flat knitting machine,
At the finger crotch portion, the finger pouch portion is rotated so that the knitting width direction length of the upper side knitted fabric is longer than the knitting width direction length of the back side knitted fabric, and each finger pouch portion is joined at the finger crotch portion. A method for knitting socks with finger bags or finger bag portions of gloves. The knitting method of the socks with finger bags or the finger bag portions of gloves according to claim 1 includes the following steps.
a) When knitting one of the two finger pouches sandwiching the finger crotch, the knitting width of the back side knitted fabric that is locked by the needle bed until the formation of the finger crotch The step of rotating the stitches at the end so that at least one stitch on the side adjacent to the other finger pouch portion is positioned on the needle bed for knitting the knitted fabric on the upper side.
b) Knitting width of the knitted fabric on the back side that is locked by the needle bed until the formation of the finger crotch part when knitting the other one of the two finger bag parts sandwiching the finger crotch part A step of rotating so that at least one of the stitches on the side adjacent to the one finger bag portion is located on the needle bed for knitting the knitted fabric on the upper side among the stitches at the end portion
c) Step of forming the first bag knitting portion by joining the two finger bag portions in the state of step a and step b at the finger crotch portion
d) While knitting the first bag knitting portion formed in step c, of the stitches at the knitting width end portion of the back side knitted fabric that is locked by the needle bed, next to the finger bag portion to be joined next Rotating or feeding in such a way that at least one stitch on the mating side is located on the needle bed knitting the upper side knitted fabric
e) Among the stitches at the knitting width end portion of the back side knitted fabric locked by the needle bed by the time of forming the finger crotch portion when knitting the finger bag portion joined to the first bag knitting portion And rotating at least one stitch on the side adjacent to the bag knitting portion so as to be positioned on a needle bed for knitting the knitted fabric on the upper side.
f) Step of forming the second bag knitting portion by joining the bag knitting portion in the state of step d and the finger bag portion in the state of step e at the finger crotch portion   The method for knitting a sock with a finger bag or a glove finger bag part according to claim 2, wherein the stitches of the upper side knitted fabric in the finger crotch part are reduced while the bag knitting part is formed. .   The finger bag part is knitted in the same direction as the rotation direction of the finger bag part, and the bag knitting part is knitted in the same direction as the rotation or feeding direction of the bag knitting part. The stitches that are transferred from one needle bed to the other needle bed are previously twisted in a direction in which twisting is eliminated by transfer in a circular knitting step before transfer, and the stitches are formed. Or the knitting method of the finger bag part of the socks with a finger bag or a glove in any one of Claim 3. Using a flat knitting machine with a needle bed with a large number of knitting needles facing forward and backward, the sock or gloves with finger bags knitted from the fingertips and having at least two finger bag parts And
The finger crotch portion formed between the finger bag portions joins the finger bag portions so that the knitting width direction length of the back side knitted fabric in the finger bag portion is longer than the knitting width direction length of the back side knitted fabric. Socks or gloves with a finger bag, characterized by being formed.   The sock or glove with a finger pouch has five finger pouch portions, and has two barrels, three barrels, four barrels, and five barrels. Socks or gloves with finger bags.

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