JP2008115475A - Knitted fabric with digit crotch, and method for knitting the same - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a knitted fabric with a digit crotch fitting the shape of the hand and foot, and to provide a method for knitting the same. <P>SOLUTION: In this knitted fabric, digit crotches 7a-7d are each formed with gussets 8a-8d by binding stitches only on a palm side, as shown in (a), and continuing the gussets 8a-8d by binding stitches, gussets 9a-9d by return knitting are each formed. When the gussets are formed only by binding stitches, consumption of stitches becomes much, a width direction becomes narrow, and a knitting width of a trunk part becomes insufficient, but by setting the gussets 9a-9d by return knitting, a knitting width of the trunk part is prevented from becoming insufficient even if thickening the gussets, so as to fit the shape of the hand and foot. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a knitted fabric with finger crotch having a finger crotch between a plurality of finger bags and a finger bag, such as gloves and socks that are knitted into a cylindrical shape by a flat knitting machine, and a knitting method thereof.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a glove knitting machine or a sock knitting machine having needle beds provided facing each other in front and back are used for knitting gloves and socks provided with a plurality of finger bags (see, for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2). .) These glove knitting machines and sock knitting machines are provided with deterrents called razors. The finger crotch, which is the root between adjacent finger bags, is formed by applying a razor during the sequential knitting of the finger bags. That is, among the stitches of the previously knitted finger pouch, the second to third on the side close to the finger sack to be knitted next are held by the razor and locked to the knitting needle, and this stitch is locked. The knitting needle is also used for knitting the next finger bag, and the next finger bag is knitted. In this way, the crotch knitting is performed to partially overlap the bases of the finger bags to form the finger crotch portion.

Knitted fabric with finger crotch such as gloves has at least a pair of front and back needle beds, racking that relatively shifts the position of the stitches between the opposing needle beds, and stitch transfer between the needle beds is possible It can also be knitted with a flat knitting machine (for example, see Patent Document 3). In Patent Document 3, the base of the thumb is provided on the palm side, and a glove having a three-dimensional shape matching the actual hand shape is knitted. For this reason, knitting the four torso into which the little finger, ring finger, middle finger and index finger are inserted, and before joining the four torso and the thumb pouch, the stitch of the four torso locked to the knitting needle, After the transfer to the empty needle and the racking operation of the needle bed, after turning the four cylinders toward the knitting needles where the stitches of the thumb finger bag are locked, the four cylinders and the thumb are joined. I do.

In Patent Document 3, the palm side is knitted with the front needle bed, and the back side is knitted with the rear needle bed. Also, before the four cylinders are knitted, the three cylinders except the little finger are knitted. When the four finger bags of the little finger, ring finger, middle finger, and index finger are knitted, the front needle bed side knitted fabric and the rear needle bed side knitted fabric of each finger bag are vacated by one stitch at the end of the adjacent knitted fabric. Lock it onto the knitting needle. By knitting the back needle bed side knitted fabric one course in the order of the index finger, middle finger and ring finger while increasing the number of knitting needles in the front and back needle beds that are vacant between the finger bags, Knitted between bags.

The present applicant uses a flat knitting machine that uses a flat knitting machine in which at least a pair of needle beds are opposed to each other in the front and rear and can be racked and transferred between the needle beds, and the finger crotch between the finger bags is formed by bind off processing. A ground knitting method has also been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 4). A crease is formed on the finger crotch by performing a bind off process after overlapping the front needle bed side knitted fabrics and the back needle bed side knitted fabrics of adjacent finger bags. Adjacent finger bags are knitted so that the knitting widths of the front needle bed side knitted fabric and the back needle bed side knitted fabric are different, and the number of stitches to be overlapped is different between the front and back knitted fabrics. By making the lengths different, the shape of the finger bag or finger crotch can be matched to the human body shape.
JP 2000-220064 A JP 2000-239950 A International Publication No. 04/020719 Pamphlet International Publication No. 06/1099782 Pamphlet

  With gloves and socks as disclosed in Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2, a tubular knitted fabric that swells in the thickness direction between knitted fabrics knitted on the front and back needle beds cannot be knitted. In the knitting method disclosed in Patent Document 3, a heel is formed at the finger crotch portion, but a sufficient thickness cannot be obtained.

  In the knitting method proposed as Patent Document 4, the stitches at the trunk portion are reduced and the knitting width is narrowed due to the formation of finger crotch at the bind off. When the finger crotch is thickened, the number of stitches consumed by the bind off increases, the number of stitches forming the four and three cylinders is greatly reduced, and it becomes difficult to fit the shape of the limbs.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a knitted fabric with finger crotch that fits the shape of a limb and a knitting method thereof.

The present invention is a flat knitting machine having at least a pair of opposed needle beds, and a plurality of finger bags as a tubular knitted fabric having a palm side belonging to one needle bed and an instep side belonging to the other needle bed And a torso to which a plurality of adjacent finger bags are joined are formed by circular knitting, and a finger crotch is formed by joining between the bases of the adjacent finger bags or the tubular knitted fabric of the torso In the knitted fabric,
Between the bases of adjacent cylindrical knitted fabrics, the crease due to the bind off formed by joining the palm side stitches of each cylindrical knitted fabric sequentially from the boundary;
Following the crease due to the bindoff, the crease due to the turnover knitting formed between the stitches of the stitch row on the palm side of the base of the adjacent cylindrical knitted fabric,
It is a knitted fabric with a finger crotch characterized by including.

In the present invention, the crease due to the bind off is formed inside the tubular knitted fabric.

In the present invention, the finger crotch between the adjacent cylindrical knitted fabrics includes a fold by turn knitting formed between the stitches of the stitch row on the upper side.

In the present invention, the number of stitches in the back side stitch row is larger than the number of stitches in the palm side stitch row in at least one of the finger bag or the body portion.

In the present invention, the knitted fabric with finger crotch is a glove or a sock.

Furthermore, the present invention provides a flat knitting machine having at least a pair of opposed needle beds, and a plurality of fingers as a tubular knitted fabric having a palm side belonging to one needle bed and an upper side belonging to the other needle bed. A finger crotch formed by circularly knitting a bag and a body part to which a plurality of adjacent finger bags are joined, and forming a finger crotch by joining between the bases of the adjacent finger bags or the tubular knitted fabric of the body part In the knitting method of the knitted fabric,
Between the bases of adjacent cylindrical knitted fabrics, the stitches on the palm side of each cylindrical knitted fabric are joined together sequentially from the boundary by the bind off to form a crease due to the bind off,
A knitting method for a knitted fabric with a finger crotch characterized by forming a crease by turn knitting after a crease by a bind off between stitches of a stitch row on the palm side of each tubular knitted fabric.

Moreover, in the present invention, the wrinkle due to the bind-off is
The hail caused by the Fushime
Transfer the stitches at the other end of the adjacent tubular knitted fabric to the knitting needles that are evacuated by retracting the stitches at one end of the adjacent tubular knitted fabric into the other needle bed,
Overlapping stitches that have been evacuated to the transferred stitches to form double stitches,
It is characterized in that it is formed by a bind off process for a stitch knitted with double stitches.

  According to the present invention, the finger crotch formed so as to join the bases of the tubular knitted fabrics of the adjacent finger bags or the trunk portion is formed by sequentially joining the stitches on the palm side of each tubular knitted fabric from the boundary. It includes a fold by a bind-off formed, and a fold by a turn-back knitting formed between stitches in the stitch row on the palm side following the fold by the bind-off. The knitting of the reed knitting as well as the reed knitting suppresses the decrease in the number of stitches in the body due to the consumption in the bind off, so that the knitting width of the body is not insufficient, and the fit can be improved. . Since the heel by turn knitting is also formed, the stretchability can be improved.

  Further, according to the present invention, since the crease due to the bind off is formed on the inner side of the tubular knitted fabric, it does not appear on the surface of the knitted fabric with finger crotch, and the appearance of the finger crotch can be further improved.

In addition, according to the present invention, since the heels formed by turning back knitting are also formed on the finger crotch between the bases of the cylindrical knitted fabric on the upper side, the front and back of the finger bag or the like that accommodates the fingers having a wide range of movement are expanded, Can be easy to move.

  Further, according to the present invention, at least one of the knitted fabrics of the finger bag or the trunk portion has a larger number of stitches in the back side stitch row than the number of stitches in the palm side stitch row. Can be adapted to any shape.

  Moreover, according to this invention, the glove or sock which fits the shape of a hand or a foot | leg and is easy to wear can be obtained.

Furthermore, according to the present invention, since the crease due to the bind off which sequentially joins the stitches of the finger pouch or the trunk is formed only by the stitches of the knitted stitch row on the palm side, the knitting process is performed as compared with the case where it is also formed on the back side. Can be simplified. On the palm side, as well as the heel by the bind off, the knitting by turn knitting is also knitted, so the decrease in the number of stitches on the trunk due to the bind off is suppressed, and the knitted fabric with the finger crotch that is excellent in elasticity and fits the shape of the limbs is obtained. be able to.

Further, according to the present invention, the bind off of the heel does not appear on the front side of the knitted fabric with finger crotch, and the appearance of the finger crotch can be further improved.

  FIG. 1 shows a simplified external shape of a glove 1 knitted as a knitted fabric with a finger crotch according to an embodiment of the present invention. The glove 1 is for the left hand and the right hand is omitted, but the right hand may have a symmetrical shape.

In FIG. 1, (a) is a palm side, (b) is a back side, and (c) is a configuration when (a) is viewed from the fingertip side. The glove 1 is provided with a thumb bag 2a, an index finger bag 2b, a middle finger bag 2c, a ring finger bag 2d, and a little finger bag 2e that accommodate five fingers when worn. The index finger bag 2b, the middle finger bag 2c, and the ring finger bag 2d are joined to each other and transferred to the three barrels 3. The three barrels 3 and the little finger bag 2e are coupled to each other and move to the four barrels 4. The four cylinders 4 and the thumb bag 2a are joined to each other and transferred to a five-cylinder equal width portion 5a. The five-cylinder equal width part 5a reaches the mouth part 6 through the five-cylinder reduction part 5b.

  In each finger crotch 7a to 7d, ridges 8a to 8d by bind-off and ridges 9a to 9d by turn-back knitting are formed, respectively. A finger crotch 7a is formed between adjacent finger bags, for example, the thumb bag 2a and the index finger bag 2b. Finger crotch 7b-7d is formed also between other finger bags. In each finger crotch 7a-7d, as shown in (a), ridges 8a-8d are formed on the palm side only. On the palm side, heels 9a to 9d formed by turn-back knitting are respectively formed after heels 8a to 8d formed by bind-off. In (b), no wrinkles are shown, but wrinkles similar to the reed wrinkles 9a to 9d may be formed.

(C) shows the state which made the knitting width | variety of the back side of the glove 1 which becomes lower in the figure larger than the knitting width of the upper palm side, and is approaching the shape of an actual hand. By providing a difference in the knitting width between the back side and the palm side so as to approximate the shape of the actual hand, a knitted fabric with a finger crotch having excellent fit when the glove 1 is worn on the hand can be obtained.

FIG. 2 shows an example of the number of knitting needles used when knitting the glove 1 with numerical values enclosed in [] on the palm side. The number on the instep side is not reduced except for the double stitches, but on the palm side is reduced by the formation of ridges by the bind-off. As the flat knitting machine, for example, a 15 gauge, that is, a machine in which 15 knitting needles per 1 inch (25.4 mm) are arranged on the front and back needle beds, respectively. Thumb bag 2a, index finger bag 2b, middle finger bag 2c, ring finger bag 2d, little finger bag 2e, three barrels 3, four barrels 4, and five equal width parts 5a are 29, 24, 25, 23 21, 60, 75, and 84 knitting needles are used. Of the gloves 1, the palm side belongs to the front needle bed and the back side belongs to the rear needle bed. However, it is natural that the number of knitting needles used and the allocation of needle beds can be changed according to the demands of the gloves 1.

  3 and 4 show a schematic procedure for knitting the glove 1 on the assumption that the knitting needle as shown in FIG. 2 is used. In step 1 shown in FIG. 3, the index finger bag 2b, the middle finger bag 2c, and the ring finger bag 2d are knitted sequentially. The index finger bag 2b, the middle finger bag 2c and the ring finger bag 2d are fed so as to circulate the knitting yarn so that the palm side belonging to the front needle bed and the back side belonging to the rear needle bed are connected on both sides of the knitting width. Then, each is knitted as a tubular knitted fabric. When the knitting of the three finger pouches is finished, as shown in step 2, the stitches at the back side of each finger pouch are overlapped and the palm side is bound, so that the heel 8b by the bind off shown in FIG. 8c is formed. The reason for overlapping the stitches at the knitting end on the upper side is to prevent perforation at the finger crotches 7b and 7c. By the bind-off, a total of twelve stitches are reduced by three stitches at the finger crotch 7b between the index finger bag 2b and the middle finger bag 2c, and by three stitches at the finger crotch 7c between the middle finger bag 2c and the ring finger bag 2d. In Step 3, the finger crotches 7b and 7c form the heels 9b and 9c by turn-up knitting, following the heels 8b and 8c by the bind-off. Hereinafter, the three cylinders 3 are knitted into a cylindrical shape by circular knitting.

  Step 4 shows a state in which the little finger pouch 2e is knitted into a cylindrical shape together with the three barrels 3. As shown in Step 5, the little finger bag 2e and the three barrels 3 are joined together by forming a heel 8d by a palm-side bind-off following the overlap of the back-side knitting end at the finger crotch 7d. In addition, as shown as step 4a, when joining the little finger bag 2e and the three cylinders 3, the three cylinders 3 are turned, and the boundary of the knitted fabric knitted on the front and back needle beds becomes the knitting end where the stitches overlap. By doing so, the difference in knitting width between the upper side and the palm side can be made larger, and the fit when worn on the hand can be made better.

Next, as shown in step 6, a reed knitting 9 d is formed following a reed knitting 8 d, and the four-cylinder 4 is shifted to. When forming the heel 8e by the bind-off between the three barrels 3 and the little finger bag 2e, the stitches are reduced by three stitches. In the four barrels 4, the total knitting width of the three barrels 3 and the little finger bags 2e However, the knitting width is reduced by 6 stitches. Without forming the three cylinders 3, the four finger cylinders 4e can be formed by joining the little finger bag 2e with the index finger bag 2b, the middle finger bag 2c, and the ring finger bag 2d. However, separating the three barrels 3 and the little finger bag 2e so that the position of the finger crotch 7d is deeper than the finger crotch 7b, 7c is closer to the shape of the hand and can improve the fit. Of course.

  As shown in step 7 of FIG. 4, after the four cylinders 4 and the thumb bag 2a are knitted into cylinders, as shown in step 8, following the double stitches at the knitting end on the back side of the finger crotch 7a. , Form a heel 8a with a bind-off on the palm side. In step 7, as in the case where the three cylinders 3 are rotated in step 4a, the four cylinders 4 are rotated so that the boundary where the knitting is performed on the front and back needle beds becomes the knitting ends that overlap each other, thereby improving the fit. can do. By the bind off at the finger crotch 7a, the stitches on the palm side of the four barrels 4 and the thumb bag 2a are reduced by ten stitches. That is, the knitting width is reduced by 20 stitches in the five-body trunk equal width portion 5a as compared with the total knitting width of the four cylinders 4 and the thumb bag 2a. The decrease in the knitting width results in an increase in the thickness of the heel 8a due to the bind off, and the fit around the thumb can be improved. In step 9, a heel 9a formed by turn-up knitting is formed at the finger crotch 7a following the heel 8a formed by a bind-off. In Step 10, the five equal width parts 5a are formed in a cylindrical shape by circular knitting. Hereinafter, while reducing the eyes on the palm side of the thumb, the five-body reduction part 5b is knitted to fit the three-dimensional palm shape, and the mouth part 6 shown in FIG. 1 is knitted.

  FIG. 5 schematically shows the formation state of the finger crotch in the glove 1 described above. (A) shows the state which knitted two finger-bags 2A and 2B in the shape of a cylinder, respectively. (B) shows the state where the stitches of the adjacent knitting ends are overlapped on the back side of the finger bags 2A and 2B to form the double stitch 10 and only the palm side is bound. (C) shows a state in which, after the ridge 8 due to the bind-off is formed, the ridge 9 due to turning back is formed. (D) shows the state which forms the finger crotch 7 only with the eyelid 8 by a bind off as a comparative example. The knitting width Lc of the trunk portion 11c shown in (c) is larger than the knitting width Ld of the trunk portion 11d shown in (d). In (d), the width direction becomes narrow, and the knitting width of the body portion 11d may be insufficient.

  FIG. 6 shows a method of knitting so that the bind off is on the inner side with the heels 8a to 8d by the bind off formed on the finger crotch 7a to 7d. For the sake of convenience of explanation, as in FIG. 5, a case will be described in which a crease 8 is formed on the finger crotch 7 between two adjacent finger bags 2A and 2B. (A) is a state in which the knitted ends on the upper side are overlapped to form a double stitch 10, and (b) is a state in which the heel 8 is formed by a bind off as viewed from the mouth side facing the front and back needle beds. Show. As shown in (a), the palm-side stitch ranges 8a and 8b that are overlapped to form the ridge 8 in (b) are symmetrical with respect to a straight line 10a passing through the double stitch 10. In the figure, for convenience of explanation, the stitch ranges 8a and 8b are indicated by broken lines having different pitches, but the pitches of the stitches are the same.

  FIG.6 (c) shows the shape as a cylindrical knitted fabric of the finger-bags 2A and 2B in which the ridge 8 by the bind off is formed and joined. The knitted finger pouches 2A and 2B hang down below the mouth of the mouth, and the body part joined to the finger pouches 2A and 2B is knitted in a cylindrical shape around the collar 8 due to the bind off. If the trunk is knitted, the ridge 8 due to the bind off is hidden inside the tubular knitted fabric and is not visible from the surface.

  FIG. 7 schematically shows the stitch shape of the portion of the ridge 8 due to the bind off of FIG. 6 (c). In the heel 8 by the bind off, the overlap of the stitch range 8b on the palm side stitch range 8b on the palm side of the finger bags 2A and 2B is knit, and the bind off 13 is formed on the knit stitch 12. ing. First, the stitches in the stitch range 8a on the palm side of the finger bag 2A are sequentially overlapped with the stitches in the stitch range 8b of the finger bag 2B one by one in the end portion on the side of the double stitch 10 in FIG. The When one double stitch is newly formed, a new knit stitch 12 is formed by knit with respect to the double stitch. For the knit stitch 12, a stitch for performing the bind off process with knit is formed. In this way, every time one stitch formed by stitching the stitches in the stitch ranges 8a and 8b is formed, two knitted stitches are added. However, the second-stage knit stitch for the new double stitch is the same as the first-stage knit stitch 12 for the new double stitch. And after the process of forming the bind off 13 by overlapping. The bind off line 13 formed as the second step with respect to the first knit stitch 12 is formed at the inner back of the tubular knitted fabric, and can be prevented from appearing on the front.

  FIG. 8 shows a stitch near the finger crotch 7a in a sample in which the glove 1 is actually knitted. However, the glove 1 is for the right hand. The ridge 8a due to the bind-off does not appear outside, but is hidden inside. Following the ridge 8a by the bind-off, a ridge 9a by turning knitting is formed in a shape close to a triangle.

  FIG. 9 shows a partial configuration near the tip of the sole that is the palm side of a sock 21 knitted as a knitted fabric with a finger crotch according to another embodiment of the present invention. As with the sock shown in FIG. 1 of Patent Document 2, the sock 21 has a first finger bag 22a and a second finger bag that respectively accommodate the first finger, the second finger, the third finger, the fourth finger, and the fifth finger. 22b, a third finger bag 22c, a fourth finger bag 22d, and a fifth finger bag 22e. The first finger bag 22a and the second finger bag 22b are joined to form the two cylinders 23a. The three cylinders 23b are formed by joining the two cylinders 23a and the third finger bag 22c. The four cylinders 23c are formed by joining the three cylinders 23b and the fourth finger bag 22d. The four barrels 23c and the fifth finger bag 22e are joined to form the five barrels 23d.

  A finger crotch 24a is formed at the joint between the first finger bag 22a and the second finger bag 22b. A finger crotch 24b is formed at the joint between the two barrels 23a and the third finger bag 22c. A finger crotch 24c is formed at the joint between the three barrels 23b and the fourth finger bag 22d. A finger crotch 24d is formed at the joint between the four barrels 23c and the fifth finger bag 22e. On each finger crotch 24a, 24b, 24c, and 24d, heels 25a, 25b, 25c, and 25d are formed only on the sole side. Further, following the saddles 25a, 25b, 25c and 25d due to the bind-off, the collars 26a, 26b, 26c and 26d due to the turn-back knitting are respectively knitted. These finger crotches 24a to 24d can be knitted together with the finger crotches 7a to 7d in FIG. 1 and function in the same manner. Note that the two cylinders 23a and the three cylinders 23b are not provided separately, and at least the four cylinders 23c may be provided.

  In the glove 1 shown in FIG. 1, for example, on the palm side of the finger crotch 7a between the thumb bag 2a and the index finger bag 2b, a heel 9a is formed by turn knitting together with a heel 8a by the bind off. As compared with the case where the heel 8a is formed, the stitches on the palm side are less consumed and the decrease in the knitting width can be suppressed. The same applies to the other finger crotches 7a, 7b, 7c, 7d and the finger bags 24a, 24b, 24c, 24d of the sock 21 shown in FIG. Even if the thickness of the knitted fabric with the finger crotch is increased by increasing the crotch of the finger crotch, the decrease in the knitting width as a tubular knitted fabric can be suppressed. Can be improved.

It is the top view, back view, and side view which show simply the external appearance shape of the glove 1 knitted as a knitted fabric with a finger crotch which is one embodiment of the present invention. It is a figure which shows the example of the number of the knitting needles used when knitting the glove 1 of FIG. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a schematic procedure for knitting a glove 1 on the assumption that a knitting needle as shown in FIG. 2 is used. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a schematic procedure for knitting the glove 1 following FIG. 3. It is a figure which shows typically the formation state of the finger crotch in the glove 1 of FIG. It is a figure which shows roughly the method of knitting so that the bind off may become inside by the ridge 8 by the bind off formed in the finger crotch 7 of FIG. It is a figure which shows roughly the stitch shape of the collar 8 by the bind off of FIG. 2 is a photographic image showing a stitch near a finger crotch 7a in a sample in which the glove 1 of FIG. 1 is actually knitted. It is a figure which shows the partial structure of the sole tip vicinity of the sock 21 knitted as a knitted fabric with a finger crotch which is the other form of implementation of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

1 Gloves 2A, 2B Finger bag 2a Thumb bag 2b Index finger bag 2c Middle finger bag 2d Ring finger bag 2e Little finger bag 3,23b Three cylinders 4,23c Four cylinders 5a Five cylinders equal width part 7,7a, 7b, 7c, 7d , 24a, 24b, 24c, 24d Finger crotch 8, 8a, 8b, 8c, 8d, 25a, 25b, 25c, 25d 9x, 9a, 9b, 9d, 26a, 26b, 26c, 26d Layered eyes 12 Knit eyes 13 Fushime 21 Socks

Claims (7)

A flat knitting machine having at least a pair of opposed needle beds, and adjacent to a plurality of finger bags as a tubular knitted fabric having a palm side belonging to one needle bed and an upper side belonging to the other needle bed In the knitted fabric with finger crotch where the torso to which the plurality of finger bags are joined is formed by circular knitting, and the finger crotch is formed by joining between the bases of the cylindrical knitted fabric of the adjacent finger bags or torso,
Between the bases of adjacent cylindrical knitted fabrics, the crease due to the bind off formed by joining the palm side stitches of each cylindrical knitted fabric sequentially from the boundary;
Following the crease due to the bindoff, the crease due to the turnover knitting formed between the stitches of the stitch row on the palm side of the base of the adjacent cylindrical knitted fabric,
Knitted fabric with a finger crotch characterized by including.   The knitted fabric with finger crotch according to claim 1, wherein the crease due to the bind off is formed inside the tubular knitted fabric. 3. The knitted fabric with finger crotch according to claim 1, wherein a finger crotch between the adjacent cylindrical knitted fabrics includes a reed knitting formed between the stitches of the stitch row on the upper side. .   The number of stitches in the back side stitch row is greater than the number of stitches in the palm side stitch row in at least one of the finger bag or the body part. Knitted fabric with finger crotch as described in one.   The knitted fabric with finger crotch according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the knitted fabric with finger crotch is a glove or a sock. A flat knitting machine having at least a pair of opposed needle beds, and adjacent to a plurality of finger bags as a tubular knitted fabric having a palm side belonging to one needle bed and an upper side belonging to the other needle bed Knitting of a knitted fabric with a finger crotch formed by circular knitting each of a body part to which a plurality of finger bags are joined, and forming a finger crotch by joining between the bases of adjacent tubular knitted fabrics of the finger bags or the body part In the method
Between the bases of adjacent cylindrical knitted fabrics, the stitches on the palm side of each cylindrical knitted fabric are joined together sequentially from the boundary by the bind off to form a crease due to the bind off,
A knitting method for a knitted fabric with a finger crotch, characterized in that, between stitches in a stitch row on the palm side of each tubular knitted fabric, a crease is formed by turn knitting following a crease by a bind off. The hail caused by the Fushime
Transfer the stitches at the other end of the adjacent tubular knitted fabric to the knitting needles that are evacuated by retracting the stitches at one end of the adjacent tubular knitted fabric into the other needle bed,
Overlapping stitches that have been evacuated to the transferred stitches to form double stitches,
The knitting method for a knitted fabric with finger crotch according to claim 6, wherein the knitted fabric is formed by a bind-off process for a stitch knitted with double stitches.

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