JP4848378B2 - How to knitting socks or gloves with finger bags and socks or gloves with finger bags - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a method for knitting socks or gloves with finger bags, and more particularly, to a method for knitting socks or gloves having five finger bags and socks or gloves with finger bags.

  Socks and gloves can be knitted using a flat knitting machine. Socks and gloves having finger bags knitting each finger bag as one cylindrical body from the fingertip to the finger crotch. In the case of gloves, generally, each finger pouch is knitted in the order of the little finger, ring finger, middle finger, and index finger, and these four finger pouches are joined as one cylindrical body while being joined at each finger crotch formation position. Knit the torso. Next, the thumb finger bag is knitted to join the thumb finger bag and the four barrels into a single five barrel.

  For sock knitting, after knitting thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger pouches, these thumb bags are joined to the thumb and index finger pouches at the finger crotch formation position to form two cylinders, Join the middle finger pouch and the two barrels to form the three barrels, join the three barrels and the ring finger pouches to form the four barrels, then knitting the little finger pouch, In some cases, socks are knitted by joining the finger bag of the little finger and the four trunks (see, for example, Patent Document 1). Furthermore, after joining three finger bags to form three cylinders, one finger bag is joined to the three cylinders to form four cylinders, and the remaining four finger bags In some cases, gloves are knitted by forming five cylinders by joining (see Patent Document 2).

JP 2000-239950 A JP 2000-220064 A

  Generally, socks or gloves with finger bags are knitted using a dedicated flat knitting machine. This dedicated flat knitting machine is provided with a restraining rod called a razor for performing crotch knitting on the finger crotch portion which is the base between the finger bags. By using this razor, it is possible to prevent the finger crotch from being perforated and the finger crotch from being opened.

  Specifically, when knitting socks or gloves with finger bags, after knitting the finger bags, the knitting width direction end on the side adjacent to the finger bags to be knitted next among the stitches of the knitted finger bags The second and third parts of the part are held with a razor and locked to the knitting needle. Then, when the next finger bag is knitted, the stitches at the ends in the knitting width direction of the finger bags are formed using a knitting needle that holds the stitches with a razor.

  For example, when knitting a finger pouch in order from the little finger to the index finger and knitting a five-finger glove, the stitch at the end in the knitting width direction on the finger pouch side to be knitted next to the knitted finger pouch Make sure to hold down with a razor. Then, the next adjacent finger pouches are knitted so as to form the stitches at the ends in the knitting width direction with the knitting needles holding the stitches with a razor. Then, when the knitting of the finger pouch is completed, the razor is moved to the needle in which the stitch at the end in the knitting width direction on the finger pouch side to be knitted next in the knitted pouch is locked. In this manner, the finger bag knitting operation, the razor moving operation, and the restraining operation are repeated until the index finger finger bag is knitted.

  After the index finger knitting is knitted, the knitting yarn is circulated to form the four cylinders, and the crotch stitches formed on the finger crotch portions are superposed. Further, when the thumb finger bag is knitted after forming the four cylinders, the stitches held by the razor are locked while the stitches at the ends of the four cylinders in the knitting width direction are held by the razor. Knitting a thumb pouch using a knitting needle. The finger crotch portion of the knitted glove can be finished to be strong without opening a hole.

  However, a conventional sock or glove with a finger bag knitted by the above-described method causes the fingertips of the finger bag to spread in a knitted state like the glove shown in FIG. By the way, so-called fashion gloves, excluding work gloves such as work gloves, are subjected to press work to improve their appearance when put on the market. This pressing is performed so that the index finger, middle finger, ring finger, and little finger finger bags overlap at the end in the knitting width direction so that the finger bag of the index finger is located at the uppermost position on the upper side. In addition, in the case of socks with fashionability, in order to improve the appearance, press so that the thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger, little finger pouch overlap at the end of the knitting width direction so that the thumb is at the top. Apply processing.

  However, even if press working is performed in this way, the stitches of the knitted fabric try to stabilize the shape and return to the original state, i.e., the direction in which the fingertips spread, so the finger bag overlap state is maintained for a long time. It becomes difficult. As a result, when socks or gloves are stored for a long period of time, the shape at the time of press processing gradually collapses. Further, after washing the gloves or socks, the press effect is lost, and the knitted fabric is in a state where the fingertips are spread in the same manner as in the knitted state.

  Moreover, when performing a pressing operation, the pressing operation is complicated because the pressing is performed after the finger pouches are overlapped uniformly by hand.

  The present invention provides a sock or a glove with a finger bag that can reduce the press work for adjusting the shape by constantly overlapping the knitting width direction ends of the finger bags at the time of knitting, and a knitting method thereof The purpose is to do.

  The knitting method of a sock or glove with a finger bag according to 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 can be racked left and right. Knitting from the fingertips using a flat knitting machine capable of transferring stitches between the front and back needle beds, and adjacent finger bags are at the end of the knitting width direction with respect to at least one finger crotch This is a knitting method of forming a hook-shaped portion on the finger crotch portion so as to overlap.

  In forming the hook-shaped portion, first, two adjacent cylindrical portions are joined to form one cylindrical shape at the finger crotch formation position to form a finger crotch portion. After forming the finger crotch portion, a plurality of stitches are overlapped at the finger crotch portion so that the knitted fabric is folded at one of the front knitted fabric portion or the rear knitted fabric portion of the joined tubular portion. Together with the formation of double stitches, the stitches of the other front and rear knitted fabric portions are turned to one knitted fabric portion side to form stitches continuous with the double stitches, thereby forming a hook-like portion at the finger crotch portion.

  In addition, the cylindrical part in this invention means the finger bag of the thumb, forefinger, middle finger, ring finger, little finger, 2 barrels, 3 barrels, 4 barrels, 5 barrels.

  When forming a hook-like part on a plurality of finger crotch parts, the two adjacent cylindrical parts are joined to form a hook-like part on the same knitted fabric part in the front and rear knitted fabric parts. The operation of forming the shape portion is repeated. In this case, when joining two adjacent cylindrical parts, for the cylindrical part in which the hook-shaped part has already been formed, the knitting width direction end part on the wrapping side is joined to the other cylindrical part. To do.

  Furthermore, when joining the adjacent cylindrical parts so as to form one cylindrical shape at the finger crotch forming position to form the finger crotch part, the stitches at the ends in the knitting width direction are locked to the two cylindrical parts. The knitting needles are arranged so as to be adjacent to each other, and are knitted into at least one course cylinder so as to be continuous with the stitches of these two cylindrical portions. By knitting into a cylindrical shape in this way, two cylindrical portions can be joined.

  However, in this case, a hole is opened in the finger crotch. Therefore, when joining two adjacent cylindrical parts, after stitching the stitches at the ends in the knitting width direction of each cylindrical part, form stitches that are continuous with the stitches, and then form the hook-like parts It is preferable to do. The double stitches may be one stitches at the ends in the knitting width direction, or two stitches at the ends may be overlapped. Thus, by overlapping and joining the stitches at the ends in the knitting width direction, it is possible to prevent a hole from being opened in the finger crotch portion.

  When forming the hook-shaped portion, three or more stitches are overlapped. Therefore, if an attempt is made to form a double stitch for forming the hook-shaped portion in addition to the double stitch when the two cylindrical portions are joined using a thick thread, transfer and formation of the stitch are difficult to perform. . Therefore, by forming a continuous stitch with respect to the double stitches formed at the time of joining the cylindrical portions, and then forming the hook-like portions, the number of double stitches when forming the hook-like portions can be reduced. Therefore, the hook-shaped portion can be easily formed. In addition, depending on the thickness of the thread, the hook-shaped portion can be formed while leaving the double stitch formed at the time of joining the cylindrical portions.

  In the knitting method of the present invention, before joining two adjacent cylindrical portions, one cylindrical portion where no hook-shaped portion is formed is formed before and after the front knitted fabric portion and the rear knitted fabric portion. It is preferable that the one cylindrical portion is rotated in advance so that a plurality of stitches at the opposite ends in the knitting width direction are overlapped when forming the hook-shaped portion. And after turning a cylindrical part beforehand in this way, when a collar part is formed and all the collar parts are formed, the front side knitted fabric part and the back side knitted fabric part in the joined cylindrical part It is preferable to knitting so that the boundary portion is located between the front and back needle beds.

  Note that the joined cylindrical portion when all the hook-shaped portions are formed is, for example, a five-finger sock, and the thumb-shaped portion is formed when the hook-shaped portions are formed on all the finger crotch portions. This refers to the five torso with five finger bags from the first to the little finger. In this case, when the five cylinders are knitted, one cylindrical portion in which no hook-shaped portion is formed so that the boundary portion between the front knitted fabric portion and the rear knitted fabric portion is located between the front and back needle beds. Is turned in advance to form a bowl-shaped portion.

  Also, in the case of a five-finger glove, when forming a hook-like portion on the other finger crotch without forming a hook-like portion on the finger crotch between the thumb finger bag and the index finger finger bag, The joined cylindrical portion when all the hook-like portions are formed refers to a four-body trunk obtained by joining four finger bags from the index finger to the little finger. In this case, when the four cylinders are knitted, one tubular portion in which no hook-shaped portion is formed so that the boundary portion between the front knitted fabric portion and the rear knitted fabric portion is located between the front and back needle beds. Is turned in advance to form a bowl-shaped portion.

  The above-described rotation of the cylindrical portion is performed so that the plurality of stitches at the knitting width end portions on the different sides of the front knitted fabric portion and the rear knitted fabric portion in one cylindrical portion move to the opposing needle beds. Do.

  Further, the number of stitches to be overlapped when forming the hook-shaped portion is preferably an odd number of 3 stitches or more for one knitting needle. Furthermore, the number of stitches to be overlaid can be 3 stitches each, while minimizing the bulging of the knitted fabric that occurs when the ridges are formed, the finger bags can be stacked on the end in the knitting width direction, and the appearance It is preferable because it can produce beautiful socks or gloves.

  Moreover, it is preferable that the number of knitting needles on which the double stitches are formed in order to form the hook-shaped portion is two or more. The number of knitting needles on which the double stitches are formed can be set to a desired number depending on the gauge and the filling conditions.

  Further, when a sock having five finger bags is knitted by the knitting method described above, the finger bags are in a state where the thumb finger bags are in the uppermost position on the upper side and the ends in the knitting width direction are overlapped. It is preferable to form a hook-shaped portion.

  Further, when a glove having five finger bags is knitted by the above-described knitting method, for the index finger, middle finger, ring finger, and little finger finger bag, the index finger finger bag is in the uppermost position on the back side with respect to the other finger bags. It is preferable to form the hook-shaped portion so that the end portions in the knitting width direction are overlapped.

  And by knitting socks or gloves with finger bags by the knitting method described above, there are two or more finger bags, and the adjacent finger bags are at the end in the knitting width direction with respect to at least one finger crotch part. A sock or a glove with a finger bag in which a hook-like portion is formed on the finger crotch so as to overlap with each other can be produced. Then, among the tubular portions, the knitted fabric portion of one of the front knitted fabric portion and the rear knitted fabric portion is knitted with respect to the tubular portion formed by joining adjacent tubular portions into one tubular shape. A plurality of stitches are overlapped at the crotch portion so that the ground is folded, and further, a stitch that is continuous with the overlapped stitches is formed, thereby forming a hook-shaped portion.

  The socks or gloves with finger pouches obtained by the knitting method of the present invention have a hook-like portion formed on the finger crotch portion by the knitting method described above, so that the finger pouch is pressed from the knitted state The finger pouch can be overlapped at the end in the knitting width direction. That is, it is not necessary to perform press processing for overlapping the finger bags, and the appearance of the finger bags can be maintained constantly from the knitted state, so that the appearance is improved. Furthermore, even when the socks or gloves are washed, the overlapping state of the finger bags can always be maintained. As a result, it is possible to maintain the overlapping state of the finger bags for a long time while reducing the pressing work for adjusting the shape, and to improve the appearance.

  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 Co., Ltd.) is used. As the flat knitting machine, not only the flat knitting machine having the compound needle but also a flat knitting machine having a latch needle can be used. Further, the flat knitting machine can use a four-bed flat knitting machine instead of the above-described two-bed flat knitting machine.

  In the case of using a flat knitting machine equipped with the composite needle, the tubular knitted fabric can be knitted using all the needles without providing 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).

  In the case of using a flatbed flatbed knitting machine with latch needles, 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 socks and knitted fabrics on the back side of gloves (hereinafter referred to as front knitted fabric portions), and even-numbered needles on the back needle bed are mainly used on the back side of socks. It is used for knitting the knitted fabric on the palm side of the gloves (hereinafter referred to as the rear knitted fabric portion).

  When knitting using every other needle, when the front knitted fabric is knitted on the front needle bed, the needle on the rear needle bed facing the needle with which the stitches are locked on the front needle bed is an empty needle. It becomes. When the rear knitted fabric portion 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 are empty needles. Therefore, the front and rear knitted fabric portions can always ensure empty needles for transfer to the opposing needle beds.

  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 back stitches in the knitting width direction and join them together.

  In the case of using a flat knitting machine having four beds, for example, the front knitted fabric portion is mainly knitted at the lower front needle bed, and the rear knitted fabric portion is mainly knitted at the lower rear needle bed. Then, the upper rear needle bed is used for transferring the front knitted fabric portion as an empty needle for knitting the front knitted fabric portion, forming a back stitch, etc., and the empty space for knitting the rear knitted fabric portion using the upper front needle bed. Used as a needle for transferring the back knitted fabric, forming the back stitch, and the like.

  In the embodiment described below, finger bags that become cylindrical portions are individually knitted into a cylindrical shape, and two finger bags of these finger bags are joined to form a cylindrical portion that becomes two cylinders. Then, finger bags are joined to the joined cylindrical portions one after another to form three barrels, four barrels, and five barrels.

<First Embodiment>
FIG. 1 is a plan view of a sock (left foot) having five finger bags. FIGS. 2 to 4 show knitting process diagrams of a basic knitting method common to the two embodiments, and FIGS. 5 and 6 show knitting process diagrams of the sock knitting method of FIG.

  The sock 1 knitted in the first embodiment includes five finger bags. In FIG. 1, the front side is the upper knitted fabric portion 1A (front knitted fabric portion), and the back side is the back knitted fabric portion 1B (rear knitted fabric). Ground part). In addition, the sock 1 has the tip of the tip of the fingertip most protruding from the first finger bag 21, the first finger bag 21, the second finger bag 22, the third finger bag 23, the fourth finger bag. The position of the tip of the fingertip is lowered in the order of 24 and the fifth finger bag 25. The first finger bag 21 corresponds to the thumb, the second finger bag 22 corresponds to the index finger, the third finger bag 23 corresponds to the middle finger, the fourth finger bag 24 corresponds to the ring finger, and the fifth finger bag 25 corresponds to the little finger. .

  Further, a first finger crotch 31 is provided between the first finger pouch 21 and the second finger pouch 22, and a second finger crotch 32 is provided between the second finger pouch 22 and the third finger pouch 23. A third finger crotch portion 33 is formed between the third finger finger bag 23 and the fourth finger finger bag 24, and a fourth finger crotch portion 34 is formed between the fourth finger finger bag 24 and the fifth finger finger bag 25. 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 bag 21, the second finger bag 22, the third finger bag 23, the fourth finger bag 24, and the fifth finger bag 25 are individually knitted into a cylindrical shape. Then, the first finger bag 21, the second finger bag 22, the third finger bag 23, the fourth finger bag 24, and the fifth finger bag 25 are knitted in this order.

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

  In this embodiment, a first finger bag 21, a second finger bag 22, a third finger bag 23, a fourth finger bag 24, a fifth finger bag 25, a two barrel 41, a three barrel 51, The four cylinders 61 and the five cylinders 71 form the cylindrical portion referred to in the present invention. In the present embodiment, the instep side knitted fabric portion 1A of the sock's foot is knitted mainly using the needles on the front needle bed. The sole side knitted fabric portion 1B of the socks is knitted mainly using the needles of the rear needle bed.

  However, in this embodiment and other embodiments described below, each finger bag is a boundary between the upper side knitted fabric portion and the back side (the palm side in the case of gloves) knitted fabric portion at the time of knitting to the finger crotch formation position. Set in advance. Further, when each finger bag is knitted into a tubular shape, the number of stitches locked to the front and back needle beds is knitted so as to prevent yarn breakage.

  For the convenience of explanation, the knitting structure of the portion other than the foot insertion opening 11 of the sock 1 according to the first embodiment and the knitting structure of the portion other than the hand insertion opening 12 of the glove of the second embodiment described later are flat knitting. Although it is plain, it may be a tissue pattern such as jacquard or rib.

  First, the basic knitting method common to the method of knitting the tubular portion having the finger bag in the sock of the present embodiment and the tubular portion having the finger bag in the glove of the second embodiment and joining the tubular portion is illustrated. 2 to 4 will be described.

  2 to 4 and the knitting process diagrams shown in FIGS. 5, 6, 8, and 9 to be described later, the left number indicates the step of the knitting process, and the left F indicates the front needle bed. , B indicates the rear needle bed. Further, the stitches of the knitted fabric portion are indicated by circles, the lower circle of each step indicates a stitch locked to the front needle bed F, and the upper circle indicates a stitch locked to the rear needle bed B. In each embodiment including this embodiment, the stitches shown in the knitting process diagram are indicated by thick lines on the upper side knitted fabric portion of each tubular portion before joining, and by thin lines on the back side knitted fabric portion. Show.

  In FIG. 2, first, the first tubular portion 81 is knitted into a tubular shape (step 1). In step 1, the stitches locked to the rear needle bed B indicate the stitches of the rear knitted fabric portion (the knitted fabric portion 1B on the back side of the foot, the knitted fabric portion 10B on the palm side). The stitches to be locked indicate the stitches of the front knitted fabric portion (the back side knitted fabric portion 1A, the back side knitted fabric portion 10A).

  The first tubular portion 81 knitted to the finger crotch formation position in Step 1 is rotated clockwise (Step 2), and as shown in Step 3, the second stitch at the left end of the knitting width of the front knitted fabric portion is provided. Turn to the rear needle bed B and turn the second stitch at the right end of the knitting width of the rear knitted fabric portion to the front needle bed F.

  Note that step 2 is performed before and after the front knitted fabric portion and the rear knitted fabric portion in the first tubular portion 81 shown in step 1 before joining the adjacent first tubular portion 81 and the second tubular portion 82. In this step, the first tubular portion 81 is rotated in advance so that the plurality of stitches at the ends in the knitting width direction facing each other are overlapped at the time of forming the hook-shaped portion.

  Then, the second tubular portion 82 is knitted into the tubular shape up to the finger crotch formation position while the first tubular portion 81 is locked to the needle bed (step 4).

  After all the stitches of the front knitted fabric portion locked to the front needle bed F of the second tubular portion 82 are deposited on the slider of the rear needle bed B, the rear needle bed B is racked by 1 pitch to the left in the figure, The stitches of the front knitted fabric portion of the second cylindrical portion 82 locked to the slider of the rear needle bed B are transferred to the needles of the front needle bed F facing each other. By this transfer, the stitches of the second tubular portion 82 are overlapped with the stitches at the end in the knitting width direction of the front needle bed F of the first tubular portion 81. Then, all the stitches of the rear knitted fabric portion of the second cylindrical portion 82 that is locked to the rear needle bed B are deposited on the slider of the front needle bed F, and the rear needle bed B is placed on the right in FIG. After racking, the stitches of the rear needle bed B facing the stitches of the rear knitted fabric portion of the second tubular portion 82 locked to the slider of the front needle bed F are transferred. By this transfer, the stitches of the second tubular portion 82 are overlapped with the stitches at the end of the knitting width in the stitches in the knitting width direction end of the rear needle bed B of the first tubular portion 81 (step 5). By overlapping the stitches in Step 5, the first tubular portion 81 and the second tubular portion 82 are joined, and the finger crotch portion 85 is formed by the overlap stitch 83 in the rear knitted fabric portion and the stitch 84 in the front knitted fabric portion. It is formed.

  Next, circular knitting is performed from the state in which the first tubular portion 81 and the second tubular portion 82 are joined. When the front knitted fabric portion is knitted, the circular knitting at this time is not continuous with the stitch 84 of the front knitted fabric portion overlapped in step 5, but continuously with the stitch 83 of the rear knitted fabric portion. Form. Then, when knitting the rear knitted fabric portion, the stitches are formed continuously to the stitches 84 of the front knitted fabric portion, not to the stitches 83 of the rear knitted fabric portion overlapped in step 5 ( Step 6). By forming the stitches that are continuous with the double stitches as described above, the double stitches are eliminated, so that the hook-like portions can be easily formed in the next step of forming the hook-like portions.

  Further, the knitting in step 6 closes the crotch portion of the finger crotch portion 85, prevents perforation in the finger crotch portion 85, maintains the shape of the finger crotch portion 85, and Can be strengthened. By this circular knitting, the third tubular portion 86 starts to be formed.

  Note that the circular knitting in Step 6 is performed when the front knitted fabric portion is knitted, the stitches are formed continuously with the stitch 84 of the front knitted fabric portion, and the back knitted fabric portion is knitted. The stitches may be formed continuously with the stitches 83 of the part.

  Then, after knitting the front knitted fabric portion from the state of step 6, circular knitting for knitting the rear knitted fabric portion is performed (step 7). For convenience of explanation, in the state of step 7, the stitches locked to the rear needle bed B are numbered in order from the left to 1-11, and the stitches locked to the front needle bed F are numbered sequentially from the right. To 12-22.

  From the state of step 7, knitting is performed to form a collar-like portion on the finger crotch portion 85 of the third tubular portion 86. First, from the state of step 7, after the rear needle bed B is racked by 1 pitch in the right direction, the stitch (22) locked to the front needle bed F is transferred to the needles of the opposite rear needle bed B. 2, the stitch (11) locked to the rear needle bed B is transferred to the needles of the front needle bed F facing each other, and the third cylindrical portion 86 is turned in, so that the state of Step 8 in FIG. To do.

  Next, after the rear needle bed B is further racked by two pitches in the right direction, the stitch (10) locked to the rear needle bed B is transferred to the needles of the front needle bed F facing each other, as shown in FIG. The state of step 9 is set. Then, after the rear needle bed B is racked by 1 pitch in the left direction, the stitches (10) to (18) locked to the needles of the front needle bed F are deposited on the opposing sliders of the rear needle bed B (step 10).

  After the rear needle bed B is racked one pitch further to the left, the stitch (22) locked to the rear needle bed B is transferred to the needles of the front needle bed F facing the slider, and the slider of the rear needle bed B is moved. The stitch (18) deposited in is transferred to the needles on the front needle bed F facing each other. By transferring the stitch (18), the stitch (18) is superposed on the stitch (19) (step 11).

  Next, after the rear needle bed B is racked two pitches in the left direction, the stitch (1) locked to the rear needle bed B is transferred to the needles of the front needle bed F facing the rear needle bed B. The stitch (17) deposited on the slider B is transferred to the needle on the front needle bed F facing the stitch. By transferring the stitch (17), the stitch (17) is superposed on the stitch (20) (step 12).

  Then, after the rear needle bed B is racked one pitch to the left, all the stitches (10) to (16) stored on the slider of the rear needle bed B are aligned with the needles on the front needle bed F facing each other. Move. By transferring these stitches, the stitch (16) is overlapped with the stitch (20) and the stitch (17), and the stitch (15) is overlapped with the stitch (19) and the stitch (18) (step). 13).

  In the state of step 13, the stitch (10) and the stitch (9) are separated from each other. Therefore, after the rear needle bed B is racked by 1 pitch in the right direction, the stitches (1 ) Are transferred to the opposite needles of the back needle bed B, and the state of step 14 is established. Thereafter, the rear needle bed B is further racked by 1 pitch in the right direction to obtain the state of step 15. From the state of Step 15, the knitting is performed in a rounded state to obtain the state of Step 16. By circular knitting, stitches that are continuous to the stitches of the stitches (16), (17), and (20) and stitches that are continuous to the stitches of the stitches (15), (18), and (19) are formed. As a result, a hook-like portion is formed on the front knitted fabric portion of the finger crotch portion.

  In the knitting from step 8 to step 16 in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, the hook-like portion is formed after the third tubular portion 86 is turned clockwise, as shown in the knitting process diagram of FIG. 4. From the state of step 7 in FIG. 2, the stitches may be deposited on the slider in order to form the hook-shaped portion as it is without turning the third cylindrical portion 86 around. In the knitting shown in FIG. 4, after knitting from step 1 to step 7 in FIG. 2, the knitting in step 8 in FIG. 4 is performed.

  From the state of step 7, the stitches (12) to (18) locked to the needles of the front needle bed F are deposited on the sliders of the opposite back needle bed B (step 8). After the rear needle bed B is racked by 1 pitch in the left direction, the stitch (1) locked to the rear needle bed B is transferred to the needles of the front needle bed F facing to the slider of the rear needle bed B. The stitch (18) that has been deposited is transferred to the needle on the front needle bed F that faces it. By transferring the stitch (18), the stitch (18) is superposed on the stitch (19) (step 9).

  Next, after the rear needle bed B is racked two pitches in the left direction, the stitch (2) locked to the rear needle bed B is transferred to the needles of the opposite front needle bed F, and the rear needle bed The stitch (17) deposited on the slider B is transferred to the needle on the front needle bed F facing the stitch. By transferring the stitch (17), the stitch (17) is superposed on the stitch (20) (step 10).

  Then, after the rear needle bed B is racked one pitch to the left, all stitches (12) to (16) stored on the slider of the rear needle bed B are aligned with the needles on the front needle bed F facing each other. Move. By transferring these stitches, the stitch (16) is overlapped with the stitch (20) and the stitch (17), and the stitch (15) is overlapped with the stitch (19) and the stitch (18) (step). 11).

  From the state of step 11, the knitting is performed in a rounded manner to the state of step 12. By circular knitting, stitches that are continuous to the stitches of the stitches (16), (17), and (20) and stitches that are continuous to the stitches of the stitches (15), (18), and (19) are formed. As a result, the hooked portion is formed on the front knitted fabric portion. In the knitting shown in FIG. 4, when the stage of step 12 is reached, the third tubular portion 86 has the stitch (1) and stitch (2) counterclockwise as a result of the state of step 7 in FIG. 2. It will be in a state of being turned in the direction.

  When performing the turning of the cylindrical portion in step 2 of FIG. 2 and the turning of the stitches in steps 9 and 10 of FIG. 4, the stitches are transferred when transferring from one needle bed to the other needle bed. It is preferable that no twisting occurs. In order to prevent twisting, in the knitting process before transferring, the stitches to be turned are formed by twisting in a direction in which twisting is eliminated by transferring. By twisting the stitches to be twisted in advance so that the twist can be eliminated when the stitches are transferred, the stitches can be prevented from being twisted even if they are twisted, and the appearance can be made beautiful.

  In the first embodiment and the second embodiment described below, the knitting process of joining two cylindrical portions by overlapping the stitches at the ends in the knitting width direction and further performing crotch closing is the step shown in FIG. Same as 1 to step 7. In the first embodiment, until the four cylinders 61 are formed, the hook 90 is formed by knitting in steps 8 to 16 in FIG. When the fifth finger bag 25 is joined to form the hook-shaped portion 90, knitting is performed in the process shown in FIG.

  In the first embodiment, as shown in the knitting process diagrams of FIGS. 5 and 6, the first finger bag 21 is first knitted to the position where the first finger crotch portion 31 is formed, and then the first finger bag 21 is formed. Is rotated clockwise, and the stitches at the ends in the knitting width direction are rotated by two stitches (step 1). The turning of the stitches of the first finger bag 21 is the boundary between the front and rear knitted fabric portions of the first finger bag 21 and the front and rear knitted fabric portions of the five torso 71 when the sock knitting is completed. This is done to match the parts. When the knitting is performed in this manner, the wales sandwiching the boundary between the front and rear knitted fabric portions can be aligned from the fingertips to the five drums 71, so that the appearance is beautiful. Then, after turning the stitches of the first finger bag 21, the second finger bag 22 is knitted to the position where the first finger crotch portion 31 is formed (step 2).

  2 is performed on the second finger bag 22, the first finger bag 21 and the second finger bag 22 are joined to form the first finger crotch portion 31, and FIG. The state of step 3 in FIG.

  Next, from the state in which the first finger pouch 21 and the second finger pouch 22 are joined together, the two cylinders 41 are formed by performing the circular knitting to perform the crotch closing shown in Step 6 to Step 7 of FIG. Thereafter, a hook-shaped portion is formed. At this time, a knitting needle in which the second stitch is locked to the left from the stitch of the front knitted fabric portion (the stitch forming the first finger crotch portion 31) superimposed in Step 3 of FIG. The two knitting needles of the knitting needles to which the left stitch is locked become the knitting needles in which three stitches are overlapped.

  In the state of step 3 in FIG. 5, the stitches are further locked by two stitches for the two stitches for the double stitches that are stitched one stitch at a time. A third stitch is formed on the knitting needle (step 4). The formation of the double stitches at this time is performed in the steps from Step 8 in FIG. 2 to Step 15 in FIG. By forming the double stitches, the second stitch of the rear knitted fabric portion at the end of the two drums 41 on the second finger bag 22 side is turned into the front needle bed F.

  Then, from the state of step 4 in FIG. 5, at least one course of circular knitting of the two cylinders 41 is performed in order to form stitches that are continuous with the double stitches. By this circular knitting, the hook-like portion 90 is formed in the first finger crotch portion 31, and the state of Step 5 in FIG. 5 is obtained. Further, in step 5, the third finger bag 23 is knitted to the formation position of the second finger crotch portion 32 adjacent to the two cylinders 41. The circular knitting of the two drums 41 is performed up to the formation position of the second finger crotch portion 32 which is the joining start position with the third finger bag 23 to be joined next. The position where the second crotch portion 32 is formed can be freely set according to the number of knitting courses. In addition to the circular knitting of the two cylinders 41, the three cylinders 51, the four cylinders 61 shown below, and the two cylinders 42, the three cylinders 52, and the four cylinders 62 of the second embodiment are also described. The number of circular knitting courses is set according to the finger crotch formation position to be formed next.

  The knitting for joining the two barrels 41 and the third finger pouch 23 to form a bowl-shaped portion and the knitting of the fourth finger pouch 24 are the same as those for the first finger pouch 21 and the second finger pouch 22. Joining, crotch closing, formation of the hook-shaped portion, and knitting similar to the knitting of the third finger bag 23 are performed (step 6 to step 8).

  The knitting that forms the collar-like portion by joining the three barrels 51 formed in Step 6 to Step 8 and the fourth finger pouch 24 and the knitting of the fifth finger pouch 25 are also the first finger fingers described above. Bonding of the bag 21 and the second finger bag 22, closing of the crotch, formation of the hook-shaped portion, and knitting similar to the knitting of the third finger bag 23 are performed (step 9 to step 11).

  Regarding the four barrels 61 and the fifth finger bag 25 formed in Step 9 to Step 11, when the four barrels 61 and the fifth finger bag 25 are joined, The same knitting as the joining of the second finger bag 22 is performed (step 12). From the joined state, a circular knitting for crotch closing shown in step 6 to step 7 of FIG. When knitting to form the hook-shaped portion 90 on the five cylinders 71, the knitting shown in Step 8 to Step 11 in FIG. 4 is performed. When forming the hook-shaped part 90 on the five cylinders 71, the second stitch of the rear knitted fabric part at the end of the five cylinders 71 on the first finger bag 21 side counterclockwise is formed. Turn around (step 13). By this turning, the stitch of the front knitted fabric portion that has been locked to the rear needle bed B is returned to the front needle bed F.

  By knitting up to step 13 in FIG. 6 and performing the circular knitting of the five cylinders 71, the hook-like portion 90 is formed in the fourth finger crotch portion 34 (step 14). In this way, by joining the finger pouches, a hook-like portion 90 is formed at each finger crotch portion in the knitted fabric portion on the back side of the sock 1. When the sock 1 is knitted by forming the hook-shaped portion 90, as shown in FIG. 1, the knitting width direction of each finger bag so that the first finger bag 21 into which the thumb is inserted is at the uppermost position. The end portions are overlapped, and each finger pouch is in a state of being straightly stretched without being subjected to pressing, so that the appearance is improved.

Second Embodiment
Although the first embodiment has been described with respect to the sock embodiment, the finger bag knitting method of the present invention can also be applied to the knitting of glove finger bags. A second embodiment will be described based on a glove (left hand) plan view of FIG. 7 and knitting process diagrams of FIGS. 8 and 9. The second embodiment includes five finger bags, and in FIG. 7, the front side is the upper side knitted fabric portion 10A (front side knitted fabric portion) and the back side is the palm side knitted fabric portion 10B (rear side knitted fabric portion). . Further, as shown in FIG. 7, the tip of the middle finger bag 23 protrudes the most in the glove 10, and then the tip of the fingertip in the order of the index finger bag 22, the ring finger bag 24, the little finger bag 25, and the thumb finger bag 21. The part is in a lowered state.

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

  In the second embodiment, the index pouch 22, the middle finger pouch 23, the ring finger pouch 24, the little finger pouch 25, and the thumb pouch 21 are knitted individually in this order.

  Then, after the index finger finger bag 22 and the middle finger finger bag 23 are knitted, the index finger finger bag 22 and the middle finger finger bag 23 are joined by the second finger crotch portion 32 to form the two cylinders 42. Next, the ring finger pouch 24 is knitted, and this ring finger pouch 24 and the middle finger pouch 23 portion of the two barrels 42 are joined by the third finger crotch portion 33 to form a three barrel 52. The little finger pouch 25 is knitted, and the fourth finger 62 is formed by joining the little finger pouch 25 and the ring finger pouch 24 portion of the three barrel 52 at the fourth finger crotch portion 34. The thumb finger bag 21 is knitted, and the thumb finger bag 21 and the forefinger finger bag 22 portion of the four barrels 62 are joined at the first finger crotch portion 31 to form a five barrel 72. The glove 10 is formed by knitting the five barrels 72 up to the hand insertion opening 12.

  The finger bag knitting and joining method of the second embodiment will be specifically described based on the knitting process diagrams of FIGS. 8 and 9. In the present embodiment, the thumb finger bag 21, the index finger finger bag 22, the middle finger finger bag 23, the ring finger finger bag 24, the little finger finger bag 25, the two barrels 42, the three barrels 52, the four barrels 62, and the five barrels 72 are provided. The cylindrical portion referred to in the present invention. In the present embodiment, the upper knitted fabric portion 10A of the glove is knitted mainly using the needles of the front needle bed F. The palm side knitted fabric portion 10B of the glove is knitted mainly using the needles of the rear needle bed B.

  In the second embodiment, the index finger pouch 22 and the middle finger pouch 23 are joined to form the hook-like portion 90, and the two barrels 42 and the ring finger pouch 24 are joined to form the hook-like portion 90. In the forming process, the knitting shown in Step 8 of FIG. 2 to Step 16 of FIG. 3 is performed. In the step of joining the three barrels 52 and the little finger bag 25 to form the hook-shaped portion 90 and the step of bonding the four barrels 62 and the thumb finger bag 21 to form the hook-like portion 90, FIG. The knitting shown in step 8 to step 12 is performed.

  In the second embodiment, first, the index finger finger bag 22 is knitted to the position where the second finger crotch portion 32 is formed, and then the index finger finger bag 22 is rotated clockwise so that two stitches at the ends in the knitting width direction are provided. (Step 1). The stitches of the index finger bag 22 are turned around so that the front and rear boundary portions of the four barrels 62 are positioned between the front and rear needle beds when the hook-shaped portion 90 is formed on the four barrels 62. When turning knitting in this way, when joining the thumb finger bag 21 to the four cylinders 62, the wale at the end of the knitting width direction of the four cylinders 62 is changed to a wale that sandwiches the boundary between the front and rear knitted fabric parts. Therefore, twisting of the wale from the tip of the index finger bag 22 after joining to the four barrels 62 can be prevented. After turning the stitches of the index finger finger bag 22, the middle finger finger bag 23 is knitted to the position where the second finger crotch portion 32 is formed (step 2).

  2 is performed on the middle finger pouch 23 to join the index finger pouch 22 and the middle finger pouch 23 to form the second finger crotch portion 32. The state of step 3 in FIG. become.

  Next, from the state in which the index finger bag 22 and the middle finger bag 23 are joined, the circular knitting for performing crotch closing shown in Step 6 to Step 7 in FIG. The part is formed. At this time, a knitting needle in which the second stitch is locked to the left from the stitch of the front knitted fabric portion (the stitch forming the second finger crotch portion 32) superimposed in Step 3 of FIG. The two knitting needles of the knitting needles to which the left stitch is locked become the knitting needles in which three stitches are overlapped.

  In the state of Step 3 in FIG. 8, two stitches are further locked to the two stitches for double stitches used to form the hook-shaped portion 90 in which the stitches are locked one by one. Thus, the third stitches are formed on the two knitting needles for the stitches (step 4). The overlap at this time is performed in the process from step 8 in FIG. 2 to step 15 in FIG. By forming the double stitches, the second stitch of the rear knitted fabric portion at the end portion of the two drums 42 on the middle finger bag 23 side is turned into the front needle bed F. Then, from the state of Step 4 in FIG. 8, at least one course of circular knitting of the two cylinders 42 is performed in order to form a stitch continuous with the double stitches. As a result of this circular knitting, the two cylinders 42 are formed with the hook-shaped portion 90 in the second finger crotch portion 32, and are in the state of step 5 in FIG. Further, in step 5 of FIG. 8, the ring finger pouch 24 is knitted to the position where the third finger crotch portion 33 is formed, adjacent to the two barrels 42.

  The knitting that forms the collar portion by joining the two barrels 42 and the ring finger finger bag 24 and the knitting of the little finger finger bag 25 are also performed by joining the index finger finger bag 22 and the middle finger finger bag 23, closing the crotch, The formation of the shape portion and the knitting similar to the knitting of the ring finger and finger bag 24 are performed (step 6 to step 8).

  The knitting for joining the three barrels 52 formed in Step 6 to Step 8 and the little finger pouch 25 is the same as that for joining the index finger pouch 22 and the middle finger pouch 23 (Step 9). Then, from the joined state, the lap knitting for performing the crotch closing shown in Step 6 to Step 7 of FIG. When knitting to form a hook-shaped portion on the four cylinders 62, the knitting at the joint end of the four cylinders 62 with the thumb finger bag 21 of the rear knitted fabric part is turned counterclockwise while turning A third double stitch is formed with respect to the two knitting needles for double stitches used to form the shape portion 90 (step 10). The superimposing at this time is performed in the steps from step 8 to step 11 in FIG. Then, from the state of step 10 in FIG. 9, at least one course of circular knitting of the four cylinders 62 is performed in order to form a stitch continuous with the double stitches. By this circular knitting, a hook-like portion 90 is formed in the fourth finger crotch portion 34, and the state of step 11 in FIG. 9 is obtained.

  9, after the thumb finger bag 21 is knitted to the position where the first finger crotch portion 31 is formed, the thumb finger bag 21 is rotated clockwise to make two stitches at the end in the knitting width direction. Rotate. The turning of the stitches of the thumb finger bag 21 coincides with the boundary of the front and rear knitted fabric portions of the thumb finger bag 21 and the boundary of the front and rear knitted fabric portions of the five barrels 72 when the knitting of the gloves is completed. To do. When the turning knitting is performed in this manner, the wales sandwiching the boundary portion between the front and rear knitted fabric portions can be aligned, and the appearance becomes beautiful.

  The knitting for joining the four barrels 62 and the thumb finger bags 21 to form the collar-like portion is the same as the joining of the three barrels 52 and the little finger finger bags 25, the crotch closing, and the formation of the collar-like portions. The knitting is performed (step 12 to step 14).

  In this way, by joining the finger bags, the hook-shaped portions 90 are formed at the respective finger crotch portions in the upper knitted fabric portion 10A of the glove 10. When the glove 10 is knitted by forming the hook-shaped portion 90, as shown in FIG. 7, the thumb finger bag 21, the index finger finger bag 22, the middle finger finger bag 23, the ring finger finger bag 24, and the little finger finger bag 25 are The thumb finger bag 21 is the highest on the back side. Each finger bag is in a state in which the end portions in the knitting width direction are overlapped, and the four finger bags are straightly extended without being subjected to press work, and the appearance is improved.

  In the first embodiment and the second embodiment described above, two adjacent cylindrical portions are formed so as to form a hook-shaped portion on the plurality of finger crotch portions and to form a hook-shaped portion in the front knitted fabric portion. The operation | movement which joins and forms a bowl-shaped part was repeated. And when joining two adjacent cylindrical parts, about the cylindrical part in which the hook-shaped part was already formed, the knitting width direction edge part of the wound side is joined to the next other cylindrical part. It is supposed to be.

  Further, the first finger bag 21 is rotated in advance in the first embodiment, and the index finger finger bag 22 and the thumb finger bag 21 in the second embodiment are rotated in advance before joining two adjacent cylindrical portions. . This turning operation is performed such that a plurality of stitches at the ends in the knitting width direction facing each other before and after the front knitted fabric portion and the rear knitted fabric portion are overlapped when the hook-shaped portion is formed. Then, by forming the hook-shaped portions in the state where the cylindrical portions are rotated in advance in this manner, the cylindrical portions joined (5 cylinders 71, 72) when all the hook-shaped portions are formed. The boundary portion between the front knitted fabric portion and the rear knitted fabric portion is located between the front and back needle beds.

  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 sock knitting method of this invention, Comprising: The top view of socks is shown. It is a knitting process figure of the cylindrical part common to 1st Embodiment and 2nd Embodiment. FIG. 3 is a knitting process diagram following FIG. 2. FIG. 9 is another knitting process diagram following step 7 in FIG. 2. It is a knitting process figure of the sock concerning a 1st embodiment. FIG. 6 is a knitting process diagram following FIG. 5. It is 2nd Embodiment of the knitting method of the glove of this invention, Comprising: The top view of a glove is shown. It is the knitting process figure of the glove concerning a 2nd embodiment. FIG. 9 is a knitting process diagram following FIG. 8. It is a top view which shows the state of the finger bag of the conventional glove.

Explanation of symbols

1 socks
1A Back side knitted fabric part 1B Back side knitted fabric part
10 gloves
10A Upper side knitted fabric part 10B Palm side knitted fabric part
11 Foot insertion slot 12 Hand insertion slot
21 First finger bag, thumb finger bag 22 Second finger bag, index finger bag
23 Third finger bag, middle finger bag 24 Fourth finger bag, ring finger bag
25 Fifth Finger Bag, Little Finger Bag
31 First finger crotch 32 Second finger crotch 33 Third finger crotch
34 4th finger crotch
41,42 2 barrels
51,52 3 barrels
61,62 4 barrels
71,72 5 barrels
81 1st cylindrical part 82 2nd cylindrical part
83 Double stitches on the back knitted fabric part 84 Double stitches on the front knitted fabric part 85
86 Third cylindrical part
90 bowl

Claims (5)

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. Fingers that knitting from the fingertips using a flat knitting machine and that form a hook-shaped portion on the finger crotch so that adjacent finger bags overlap at the end in the knitting width direction with respect to at least one finger crotch A method of knitting socks or gloves with a bag,
The formation of the hook-shaped part
After joining two adjacent cylindrical portions to form one cylindrical shape at the finger crotch formation position,
In one knitted fabric portion of the front knitted fabric portion or the rear knitted fabric portion in the joined tubular portion, a plurality of stitches are overlapped with each other at the finger crotch portion so that the knitted fabric is folded and a double stitch is formed. A method for knitting socks or gloves with a finger bag, which is performed by turning the stitches of the other knitted fabric portion in the front and back to one knitted fabric portion side and forming stitches that are continuous with the double stitches. When forming a hook-like part on a plurality of finger crotch parts, the two adjacent cylindrical parts are joined to form a hook-like part on the same knitted fabric part in the front and rear knitted fabric parts. Repeat the action of forming the
When joining two adjacent tubular parts, the tubular part already formed with a hook-like part is joined to the other tubular part at the end in the knitting width direction on the wrapping side. A sock or glove knitting method with a finger bag according to claim 1.   When joining two adjacent cylindrical portions, stitches at the ends in the knitting width direction of the respective cylindrical portions are overlapped with each other, and then stitches that are continuous with the overlapping stitches are formed. A method for knitting socks or gloves with finger bags according to item 1 or 2.   Before joining two adjacent cylindrical portions, a plurality of end portions in the knitting width direction facing the front knitted fabric portion and the back knitted fabric portion before and after the one cylindrical portion not formed with the hook-shaped portion. The one cylindrical portion is rotated in advance so that the stitches are overlapped at the time of forming the hook-shaped portion, the hook-shaped portion is formed, and when all the hook-shaped portions are formed, they are joined. The knitting is performed so that a boundary portion between the front knitted fabric portion and the rear knitted fabric portion in the cylindrical portion is located between the front and back needle beds. Of knitting socks or gloves with a finger bag. Using a flat knitting machine with a needle bed with a large number of knitting needles facing back and forth, it has two or more finger bags, knitted from the fingertips, and at least one finger crotch , A sock or glove with a finger bag in which a hook-like part is formed on the finger crotch so that adjacent finger bags overlap at the end in the knitting width direction,
In one knitted fabric portion of the front knitted fabric portion or the rear knitted fabric portion in the cylindrical portion formed by joining adjacent cylindrical portions, a plurality of stitches are arranged so that the knitted fabric is folded over. A sock or a glove with a finger bag, characterized in that a heel-like part is formed by forming a stitch that is overlapped at a finger crotch part and that is continuous with the overlapped stitches.

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