JP2008121152A - Knitted fabric with toe bag and method for knitting the same - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a knitted fabric with toe bags having excellent stretchability of toe webs without requiring sewing, and to provide a method for knitting the knitted fabric. <P>SOLUTION: Positions connecting the toe webs 3a, 3b and 3c form a knitting line 6 when socks 1 are knitted from the toe side, respectively. A five-toed body 5 is knitted into a cylindrical form with a roughly little change in the knitting width and a foot inserting hole 5a is opened on the base end side. The five toe bags 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d and 2e are formed by turning knitting using one of needle beds. In the parts of the toe webs 3a, 3b, 3c and 3d between the adjacent toe bags or body part, a part of the knitting width is overlapped. Thus, the knitted fabric with the toe webs having excellent stretchability of the toe webs 3a, 3b, 3c and 3d can be obtained. A four-toed body 4 and the five-toed body 5 as a body part joined to the plurality of the toe bags 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d and 2e and changing the knitting width in a plurality of stages are knitted into the cylindrical form using both the needle beds of a flat knitting machine. Thus, the knitted fabric with the toe bags can readily be knitted without sewing. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a knitted fabric with a finger bag and a knitting method thereof having a trunk portion and a plurality of finger bags whose knitting width changes stepwise with socks and gloves knitted into a cylindrical shape by a flat knitting machine.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a flat knitting machine having needle beds provided facing front and rear has been used to knitting socks or the like provided with a plurality of finger bags without knitting (see, for example, Patent Document 1). In flat knitting machines, it is possible to form each finger bag and torso part by circular knitting using the front and back needle beds, and to join them without sewing by performing a process such as overlapping the finger bag and torso part with the finger crotch it can.

A sock or the like provided with a plurality of finger bags cannot be knitted without sewing using only a circular knitting machine (see, for example, Patent Document 2). In Patent Document 2, a toe portion that individually accommodates toes in a plurality of finger bags is knitted with a flat knitting machine or the like, and a tubular shape knitted with a circular knitting machine so as to fit a foot part other than the toe portion. The part and the toe part are stitched together.
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  In the knitting course diagram described in Patent Document 1, when the finger bags are sequentially knitted into a cylindrical shape by the circular knitting, the knitting course transitions to the cylindrical knitting of the trunk portion by the circular knitting. In such a knitting method, a sufficient thickness cannot be obtained between the front surface side and the sole side at the finger crotch portion. Further, in such a knitting method, a hole is opened in the finger crotch. Although various crotch closing methods are known, the crotch closing methods limit the elasticity of the finger crotch.

As disclosed in Patent Document 2, even when the toe portion is knitted with a flat knitting machine, there is a problem similar to that of Patent Document 1 in that the finger bags are knitted into a cylindrical shape and overlapped with the finger crotch. Moreover, the difficulty of a wearing feeling arises in the stitching | suture part of the toe part and the cylindrical part knitted with a circular knitting machine. Further, since stitching is required, the labor required for knitting socks increases.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a knitted fabric with a finger bag that can obtain a sufficient thickness at the finger crotch, is excellent in stretchability, and does not require stitching, and a knitting method thereof.

The present invention is knitted with a flat knitting machine having at least a pair of opposed needle beds, and in a knitted fabric with a sewn finger bag comprising a trunk portion and a plurality of finger bags,
The trunk portion is generally cylindrical, and is formed by a circular knitting that uses both opposing needle beds so that the knitting width gradually decreases in the vicinity of the tip of the other side and opens on one side.
The plurality of finger pouches include a finger pouch that branches from the trunk portion with the larger knitting width together with the trunk portion with the smaller knitting width at the position where the knitting width of the torso portion gradually decreases, and the trunk portion with the smallest knitting width. Including a finger bag that branches off with other finger bags,
Each finger bag is formed by turn knitting using one needle bed, and a part of the knitting width overlaps at the finger crotch part between the adjacent finger bag or the trunk part by branching together The knitted fabric with finger bags.

Furthermore, the present invention provides a flat knitting machine having at least a pair of opposed needle beds, and a method for knitting a knitted fabric with a sewn finger bag having a trunk portion and a plurality of finger bags whose knitting width changes stepwise. ,
A set-up step for setting up and knitting on both knitting needles of the opposing needle bed;
Using a knitting needle on one needle bed, knitting sequentially multiple finger bags that diverge from the body part with the smallest knitting width, after decreasing the knitting width by turn-up knitting, and then increasing it However, the knitting end of each knitting course on the knitting width increasing side is connected to the knitting end of the corresponding knitting course on the knitting width decreasing side, and the knitting width of the preceding finger bag is at the finger crotch between adjacent finger bags. Finger bag knitting step of knitting the subsequent finger bag from the middle, overlapping a part of the knitting width, and locking the stitch of the final knitting course with the knitting needle of the other needle bed with the finger bag to be knitted last,
A trunk part knitting step of knitting the trunk part in which the knitting width gradually increases using a knitting needle of both needle beds into a cylindrical shape,
Each time the knitting width of the body portion increases stepwise in the body portion knitting step, the finger bag adjacent to the body portion before the increase in the knitting width is knitted from the end of the body portion by the knitting needles of both needle beds. In the range of the knitting width including the range of the set-up and set-up and the portion adjacent to the set-up range in the body portion, the knitting width is reduced and then increased by the reverse knitting with the knitting needle of one needle bed A step knitting step of connecting the knitting end of each knitting course on the knitting width increasing side to the knitting end of the corresponding knitting course on the decreasing knitting width side, while sequentially knitting,
Each body portion is a knitting method of a knitted fabric with finger bags, characterized in that each body portion is knitted with a knitting width that partially includes all the stitches of the knitting course that is the last of the finger bags knitted immediately before.

  Further, the set-up step of the present invention is performed on a knitting needle used for knitting the trunk portion having the smallest knitting width.

Further, the set-up step of the present invention is performed for the range of the knitting width of the finger bag first knitted in the finger bag knitting step,
When knitting the subsequent finger bag from the middle of the preceding finger bag in the finger bag knitting step, the knitting needles of both needle beds are knitted and knitted for the range of the knitting width of the subsequent finger bag. Features.

Furthermore, the present invention provides a flat knitting machine having at least a pair of opposed needle beds, and a method for knitting a knitted fabric with a sewn finger bag having a trunk portion and a plurality of finger bags whose knitting width changes stepwise. ,
A body part knitting step of knitting a body part whose knitting width gradually decreases from a body part having the largest knitting width into a cylindrical shape using knitting needles of both needle beds;
Each time the knitting width of the trunk portion decreases stepwise in the trunk portion knitting step, the finger bag adjacent to the trunk portion after the reduction of the knitting width is moved away from the end of the trunk portion before the reduction of the knitting width. The knitting ends of each knitting course on the knitting width increasing side corresponding to the knitting end on the decreasing knitting width side while knitting sequentially so that the knitting width is reduced and then increased by turn back knitting with the needle bed knitting needle The stitches of the final knitting course are overlapped with the stitches at the end of the body portion before the increase of the knitting width to be locked to the other needle bed, and the bind off portion is connected. A step knitting step of knitting the trunk portion after the decrease in the knitting width at the knitting width of the trunk portion before the increase in the knitting width,
Sequentially, increase the number of finger bags that branch from the body part with the smallest knitting width from the end of the body part with the smallest knitting width by reducing the knitting width by turning back with the knitting needle of one needle bed. While knitting, the knitting end of each knitting course on the knitting width increasing side is connected to the knitting end of the corresponding knitting course on the knitting width decreasing side, and the knitting width of the preceding finger bag at the finger crotch between adjacent finger bags A knitting method for a knitted fabric with a finger bag, comprising a finger bag knitting step of knitting a subsequent finger bag from the middle of the step and overlapping a part of the knitting width.

  According to the present invention, the finger bag is formed by turn knitting using one needle bed, and a part of the knitting width overlaps at a finger crotch portion between adjacent finger bags or a trunk portion. When wearing a knitted fabric with a finger pouch and inserting a finger into the finger pouch, the knitted fabric wraps around the finger crotch so that sufficient thickness is obtained at the part where the knitting width overlaps, so the elasticity of the finger crotch An excellent knitted fabric with finger crotch can be obtained. The body part, which is joined to multiple finger bags and the knitting width changes in multiple stages, is knitted into a cylindrical shape using the needle beds of both flat knitting machines. Can be organized.

Furthermore, according to the present invention, in a flat knitting machine having at least a pair of opposing needle beds, a knitted fabric with a finger bag comprising a body portion and a plurality of finger bags whose knitting width changes stepwise is provided. Can be knitted from the crotch. The finger bag is knitted on both knitting needles of the opposite needle bed and knitted, and the knitting width is reduced by turn-up knitting using the knitting needles of one needle bed, and then the knitting width is knitted sequentially to decrease the knitting width. While connecting the knitting end on the side and the knitting end on the increasing side of the knitting width, at the finger crotch between adjacent finger bags, the subsequent finger bag is knitted from the middle of the knitting width of the preceding finger bag to knitting the finger bag. Join by overlapping a part of the width. When a knitted fabric with a finger bag is worn and a finger is inserted into the finger bag, the knitted fabric wraps around so that a sufficient thickness can be obtained at a portion where the knitting width partially overlaps at the finger crotch portion. A knitted fabric with a finger bag that is superior in elasticity at the finger crotch can be knitted without sewing, such as when a finger bag is knitted into a cylindrical shape and stitches of adjacent finger bags are overlapped and joined at the finger crotch. .

  Further, according to the present invention, the knitting needles of both needle beds used for knitting the smallest body portion are knitted, and the plurality of finger bags joined to the body portion are turned back using the knitting needles of one needle bed. Organize with. Since the set-up line is aligned, the finish can be made beautiful.

  Further, according to the present invention, since the plurality of finger bags to be joined to the smallest body portion are sequentially knitted by knitting using the knitting needles of both needle beds and turn-up knitting using the knitting needles of one needle bed, For example, a sock having all of two to five torso can be knitted by forming a torso portion in each finger bag.

Further, according to the present invention, in a flat knitting machine having at least a pair of opposed needle beds, a knitted fabric with a finger bag having a trunk portion and a plurality of finger bags, the knitting width of which changes stepwise, can be maximized. It can be knitted by knitting from the body part. The finger bag is knitted on both knitting needles of the opposite needle bed and knitted, and the knitting width is reduced and then knitted by turn-back knitting using the knitting needle of one needle bed, and the knitting width is reduced. While connecting the knitting end of the knitting and the knitting end on the knitting width increasing side, the finger crotch between adjacent finger bags knitted the subsequent finger bag from the middle of the knitting width of the preceding finger bag, and part of the knitting width Repeat. When a knitted fabric with a finger bag is worn and a finger is inserted into the finger bag, the knitted fabric wraps around so that a sufficient thickness can be obtained at a portion where the knitting width partially overlaps at the finger crotch portion. A knitted fabric with a finger bag that is excellent in stretchability at the finger crotch can be knitted without sewing, such as when a finger bag is knitted into a cylindrical shape and stitches of adjacent finger bags are stacked.

  FIG. 1 shows a simplified appearance of a foot table of a sock 1 knitted as a knitted fabric with a finger bag according to an embodiment of the present invention. The sock 1 is for a right foot provided with five finger bags 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, 2e on the toe side. When the sock 1 is used for the left foot, the arrangement of the finger bags 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, 2e may be made symmetrical. Of the five finger bags 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, and 2e that accommodate the first finger that is the thumb and the fifth finger that is the little finger, the fingers from the first finger bag 2a to the fourth finger bag 2d The crotch 3a, 3b, 3c is adjacent to each other and branches off from the tip of the four cylinders 4. The fifth finger bag 2 e is adjacent to the four cylinders 4 with the finger crotch 3 d in between, and branches from the tip of the five cylinders 5 together with the four cylinders 4.

The five finger bags 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, and 2e are knitted into a bag shape such that the knitting width is maximized at each base, and the knitting width is gradually decreased and closed at the tip side. When the sock 1 is knitted from the toe side, the position where the finger crotches 3a, 3b, 3c are connected to each other is a set-up line 6 as described in FIG. The five cylinders 5 are generally knitted into a cylindrical shape with little change in the knitting width, and a foot insertion port 5a is opened on the base end side. The periphery of the leg insertion opening 5a of the five barrels 5 is formed so that the stretchability is increased by knitting a rubber knitted structure or inserting an elastic yarn. In the five torso 5, a convex part for accommodating the heel is provided on the sole side or the ankle is thinned to easily fit the shape of the foot, but illustration is omitted.

In the configuration in which the sock 1 is viewed from the side of the foot insertion opening 5a, the five cylinders 5 have a cylindrical shape that opens to one side, and the knitting width gradually decreases near the tip on the other side and continues to the four cylinders 4. The fifth finger bag 2e is located at a position where the knitting width of the trunk portion composed of the five barrels 5 and the four barrels 4 decreases stepwise, from the other side of the five barrels 5 which is the larger trunk portion. Then, it branches so as to be adjacent to the four cylinders 4 which are the trunk parts having the smaller knitting width. The other four finger bags 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d branch off from the other side of the four cylinders 4, which are the trunk part having the smallest knitting width, so as to be adjacent to the other finger bags.

FIG. 2 shows an example of a method for knitting the sock 1 of FIG. 1 with a flat knitting machine having at least a pair of needle beds before and after the mouth of the knitted fabric. This is shown schematically as the range of the knitted fabric. However, the number of courses and the knitting width are shown for convenience of explanation, and are not necessarily the same as the number of courses when actually knitting as socks 1. In particular, the finger bags 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, and 2e are described in the same manner, but the number of courses and the knitting width are different for each finger bag 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, and 2e as shown in FIG. be able to. In the following description, items common to each finger bag 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, 2e and each finger crotch 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d are collectively referred to as finger bag 2 and finger crotch 3, respectively. .

The set-up is performed by using the knitting needles in a range corresponding to the knitting width of the four cylinders 4 on both the front and back needle beds, and alternately stitching them back and forth. Next, the knitting of the four finger pouches 2 is turned back using one of the front and back needle beds, for example, the knitting needle of the front needle bed, and the knitting width decreases from the root to the tip, and the knitting width from the tip to the root. To increase. In each formation course, tack is performed on the entry side. Through this tack, the knitting end on the knitting width decreasing side and the knitting end on the knitting width increasing side are joined, and each finger bag 2 is formed in a bag shape. When the four finger bags 2 are knitted in sequence, the subsequent finger bags 2 are knitted from the middle of the knitting width of the preceding finger bag 2 at the finger crotch 3 between the adjacent finger bags, respectively. Partially overlap the width. Joining of the knitting ends of each knitting course is possible without performing tack. However, tucking is preferable because holes and the like can be reduced and the finish is beautiful.

  When the four finger bags 2a, 2b, 2c, and 2d are knitted, the knitting needles in the range where the stitches are set up are used on both the front and back needle beds, and the knitting yarn is circulated to form a four-body cylinder. 4 is organized. In the last knitting course of the four cylinders 4, with the cylinder knitting forming the four cylinders 4, up to the range of the knitting needles used for the knitting of the five cylinders 5, The set-up for knitting the 5-finger bag 2e is performed.

  The fifth finger bag 2e is knitted into a bag shape like the other four finger bags 2a, 2b, 2c, and 2d using the knitting needles on one needle bed. However, in the first knitting course, a part of the knitting needles in the range adjacent to the set-up hook in the last knitting course of the four cylinders 4 is used together with the set-up hook range. In this way, the fifth finger bag 2e can be knitted by overlapping it from the middle of the knitting width of the four barrels 4 and knitted into a bag shape. When the fifth finger bag 2e is knitted, the five cylinders 5 are knitted with a knitting width in a range in which the four cylinders 4 and the fifth finger bags 2e are combined by knitting using knitting needles of both front and rear needle beds.

  FIG. 3 schematically shows the state of the knitted fabric immediately after starting the knitting of the five cylinders 5 after the knitting of the fifth finger bag 2e by the method shown in FIG. The knitting needles 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19,... Of the front needle bed have stitches of the last knitting course of the front needle bed of the four barrels 4 and the fifth finger bag 2 e. Each is locked. The knitting needles 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29,... The set stitches of the fifth finger bag 2e are locked. From such a state, if cylinder knitting is performed using knitting needles on both the front and back needle beds, the five cylinders 5 can be knitted. For convenience of explanation, only the knitting needle is shown, and the needle bed is not shown. Further, the number of knitting needles used for knitting and the ratio used for each part are also convenient.

  FIG. 4 shows an actually knitted sock toe part. (A) is the state seen from the foot surface side, (b) shows the state which looked at the state which has turned the 2nd finger bag 2b-5th finger bag 2e from the sole side. In (a), although the set-up line 6 is indicated by a broken line, it is added for the sake of convenience, and actually exists at a position where the finger crotch 3a, 3b, 3c is connected so as to be hardly noticeable. . The finger crotch 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d is formed in the horizontal direction in the figure, but when the sock 1 is worn, the knitted fabric goes around from the sole to the thickness direction of the foot surface. In addition, since there is no overlap of stitches, there is no creaking and excellent stretchability.

  FIG. 5 schematically shows another example of the method for knitting the sock 1 of FIG. 1 as a range of knitted fabric with finger bags formed by sequential course knitting. In the set-up line 7, knitting needles in a range corresponding to the knitting width of the first finger bag 2a are used on both the front and back needle beds, and the stitches are alternately stitched back and forth. Next, the knitting of the first finger bag 2a is performed by turn back knitting using one of the front and back needle beds, for example, the knitting needle of the front needle bed, in the same manner as the finger bags 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, 2e in FIG. The knitting width decreases from the root to the tip, and the knitting width increases from the tip to the root. However, in the last knitting course of the first finger pouch 2a, the set-up is performed so that the stitches on the knitting needles on the front and rear needle beds are within the range where the second finger pouch 2b is knitted. The knitting of the second finger bag 2b is performed in the same manner as the first finger bag 2a by using the knitting needles of one needle bed. In other words, the second finger pouch 2b can be knitted in the form of a bag by overlapping it from the middle of the knitting width of the first finger pouch 2a. Similarly, the third finger bag 2c and the fourth finger bag 2d are sequentially knitted. The knitting of the four cylinders 4, the fifth finger bag, and the five cylinders 5 is performed in the same manner as in FIG.

As described above, the five finger bags 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, and 2e are formed by turn knitting using one needle bed, and the finger crotch 3 between the adjacent finger bags or torso parts is formed. Since part of the knitting width is overlapped, a knitted fabric with finger crotch that is excellent in stretchability of the finger crotch 3 can be obtained. The four cylinders 4 and the five cylinders 5 that are joined to the plurality of finger bags 2 and change the knitting width in a plurality of stages are knitted into a cylindrical shape using both needle beds of the flat knitting machine. The knitted fabric with finger bags can be easily knitted without sewing.

  As a method of knitting the sock 1 of FIG. 1, the knitting direction of FIG. 5 can be reversed. That is, the fifth torso 5 is knitted from the foot insertion opening 5a side, and after adding a heel portion or the like to the sole side in the middle, the fifth finger bag 2e is knitted. In the fifth finger bag 2e, the portion corresponding to the portion where the front and rear hooks are performed in FIG. 5 is overlapped with the stitches of the five barrels 5 of the opposing needle bed to make a bind-off connection. The knitting width to be connected to the bind-off is narrower than the knitting width of the fifth finger bag 2e, and the four cylinders 4 are knitted at the cylindrical portion including the remaining knitting width. After the four cylinders 4 are knitted, the first finger bag 2a to the fourth finger bag 2d are sequentially knitted, and the portions corresponding to the portions where the front and rear hooks are applied in FIG. It is only necessary to overlap the stitches and connect the bind-off.

  FIG. 6 shows the stitches of the last knitting course of the first finger bag 2a, the second finger bag 2b, the third finger bag 2c, and the fourth finger bag 2d on the knitting needle of the front needle bed as one needle bed, respectively. This is indicated by a thick solid line. The stitch of the last knitting course on the rear needle bed of the four cylinders 4 is locked to the knitting needle of the rear needle bed as the other needle bed, as shown by a thick two-dot chain line. For convenience of explanation, illustration of the knitting needle and the needle bed is omitted. In this state, the knitting of the four cylinders 4 and the four finger bags 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d is finished, and the respective knitted fabrics hang down below the mouth. From the middle of the four cylinders 4, the fifth finger bag 2 e is joined to form the five cylinders 5. The socks 1 shown in FIG. 1 can be completed by overlapping the stitches indicated by the thick lines locked to the front and back needle beds and performing the bind-off.

  In addition, for each knitting of each finger bag 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, each finger bag 2a, 2b, The bind-off may be overlapped with stitches corresponding to 2c and 2d. The knitting of the next finger bag is started so as to include the remainder of the stitch of the final knitting course in each finger bag, and the stitch of the final knitting course of the last finger bag 2d is locked to the rear knitting needle. The sock 1 shown in FIG. 1 can be completed by overlapping the stitches remaining at the ends of the four cylinders 4 and connecting them with a bind-off.

  In the above description, the four barrels 4 and the five barrels 5 are provided as the trunk portions, but two barrels for two finger bags and three barrels for three can be similarly knitted. Further, since the finger bag 2 connects the front surface side and the sole side at the knitting end, the knitting width must be gradually reduced from the finger crotch 3 to the fingertip. Therefore, although it is difficult to knit a long object such as a finger bag of gloves, it is possible to knit if the design is such that a large hole is provided on the side surface.

It is a top view which simplifies and shows the external appearance shape of the foot surface of the sock 1 knitted as a knitted fabric with a finger bag which is one embodiment of the present invention. It is a figure which shows roughly an example of the method of knitting the sock 1 of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows roughly the state of the knitted fabric just before starting the knitting of the five cylinder 5 after the knitting of the 5th finger bag 2e by the method shown in FIG. It is a photograph which shows the toe part of the sock 1 of FIG. It is a figure which shows schematically the other example of the method of knitting the sock 1 of FIG. In the knitting method which reverses the knitting method of FIG. 5, the stitches of the last knitting course of the first finger bag 2a, the second finger bag 2b, the third finger bag 2c and the fourth finger bag 2d are formed on the knitting needles of the front needle bed. It is the simplified perspective view which shows the state which has each latched.

Explanation of symbols

1 Socks 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, 2e Finger bag 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d Finger crotch 4 Four torso 5 Five torso 6, 7 Set-up line

Claims (5)

In a knitted fabric with non-sewn finger pouches knitted with a flat knitting machine having at least a pair of opposed needle beds, and comprising a trunk portion and a plurality of finger pouches,
The trunk portion is generally cylindrical, and is formed by a circular knitting that uses both opposing needle beds so that the knitting width gradually decreases in the vicinity of the tip of the other side and opens on one side.
The plurality of finger pouches include a finger pouch that branches from the trunk portion with the larger knitting width together with the trunk portion with the smaller knitting width at the position where the knitting width of the torso portion gradually decreases, and the trunk portion with the smallest knitting width. Including a finger bag that branches off with other finger bags,
Each finger bag is formed by turn knitting using one needle bed, and a part of the knitting width overlaps at the finger crotch part between the adjacent finger bag or the trunk part by branching together Knitted fabric with finger bags. In a method of knitting a knitted fabric with a non-sewn finger pouch comprising a torso portion whose knitting width changes stepwise and a plurality of finger pouches in a flat knitting machine having at least a pair of opposed needle beds,
A set-up step for setting up and knitting on both knitting needles of the opposing needle bed;
Using a knitting needle on one needle bed, knitting sequentially multiple finger bags that diverge from the body part with the smallest knitting width, after decreasing the knitting width by turn-up knitting, and then increasing it However, the knitting end of each knitting course on the knitting width increasing side is connected to the knitting end of the corresponding knitting course on the knitting width decreasing side, and the knitting width of the preceding finger bag is at the finger crotch between adjacent finger bags. Finger bag knitting step of knitting subsequent finger bags from the middle and overlapping a part of the knitting width;
A trunk part knitting step of knitting the trunk part in which the knitting width gradually increases using a knitting needle of both needle beds into a cylindrical shape,
Each time the knitting width of the body portion increases stepwise in the body portion knitting step, the finger bag adjacent to the body portion before the increase in the knitting width is knitted from the end of the body portion by the knitting needles of both needle beds. In the range of the knitting width including the range of the set-up and set-up and the portion adjacent to the set-up range in the body portion, the knitting width is reduced and then increased by the reverse knitting with the knitting needle of one needle bed A step knitting step of connecting the knitting end of each knitting course on the knitting width increasing side to the knitting end of the corresponding knitting course on the decreasing knitting width side, while sequentially knitting,
A method for knitting a knitted fabric with finger bags, characterized in that each body portion is knitted with a knitting width that partially includes all stitches of a knitting course that is the last of a finger bag knitted immediately before.   3. The knitting method for a knitted fabric with a finger bag according to claim 2, wherein the knitting step is performed on a knitting needle used for knitting the trunk portion having the smallest knitting width. The set-up step is performed for a range of knitting widths of the finger bags first knitted in the finger bag knitting step,
When knitting the subsequent finger bag from the middle of the preceding finger bag in the finger bag knitting step, the knitting needles of both needle beds are knitted and knitted for the range of the knitting width of the subsequent finger bag. The knitting method of a knitted fabric with finger bags according to claim 2, wherein In a method of knitting a knitted fabric with a non-sewn finger pouch comprising a torso portion whose knitting width changes stepwise and a plurality of finger pouches in a flat knitting machine having at least a pair of opposed needle beds,
A body part knitting step of knitting a body part whose knitting width gradually decreases from a body part having the largest knitting width into a cylindrical shape using knitting needles of both needle beds;
Each time the knitting width of the trunk portion decreases stepwise in the trunk portion knitting step, the finger bag adjacent to the trunk portion after the reduction of the knitting width is moved away from the end of the trunk portion before the reduction of the knitting width. The knitting ends of each knitting course on the knitting width increasing side corresponding to the knitting end on the decreasing knitting width side while knitting sequentially so that the knitting width is reduced and then increased by turn back knitting with the needle bed knitting needle The stitches of the final knitting course are overlapped with the stitches at the end of the body portion before the reduction of the knitting width, which is locked to the other needle bed, and the bind off portion is connected. A stage knitting step of knitting the trunk part after the reduction of the knitting width at the knitting width of the trunk part before the reduction of the knitting width,
Sequentially, increase the number of finger bags that branch from the body part with the smallest knitting width from the end of the body part with the smallest knitting width by reducing the knitting width by turning back with the knitting needle of one needle bed. While knitting, the knitting end of each knitting course on the knitting width increasing side is connected to the knitting end of the corresponding knitting course on the knitting width decreasing side, and the knitting width of the preceding finger bag at the finger crotch between adjacent finger bags A knitting method for a knitted fabric with a finger bag, comprising: a finger bag knitting step of knitting a subsequent finger bag from the middle thereof to overlap a part of the knitting width.

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