JPH0375656B2 - - Google Patents

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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention makes it possible to obtain a bag knitted fabric with back stitches on the front side of the knitted fabric, such as a ribbed bag knitted fabric, using a flat knitting machine having front and rear needle beds. This article relates to a method of knitting bag knitted fabric.

According to a V-bed flat knitting machine that has needle beds at the front and rear,
When knitting by moving the carriage back and forth, a bag knitted fabric can be obtained by making the knitting yarn go around and feeding it alternately to the knitting needles on the front knitting bed and the knitting needles on the back needle bed.

In addition, according to the V-bed flat knitting machine, by increasing or decreasing the number of knitting needles kept at the working position during the knitting operation, the knitting width can be increased or decreased, so that the desired shape can be given to the bag knitted fabric. .

Therefore, according to the V-bed flat knitting machine, it is possible to form and knit garments with sleeves, as disclosed, for example, in Japanese Patent Publication No. 50-2665. In other words, such clothing can be knitted with zero cutlet loss to save on raw materials.

However, the bag knitted fabric that can be knitted using a flat knitting machine using the above-mentioned known knitting method is limited to a flat bag knitted fabric in which only the front stitches are exposed on the front side of the knitted fabric. This can only be achieved by knitting using knitting needles on the front and rear needle beds of the machine.
It is impossible to knit a links-pattern knitted fabric in which front stitches and back stitches appear regularly alternately, or rib knitted fabrics in which front stitches and back stitches are arranged alternately in the course direction, in a cylindrical shape. Ta.

In other words, by using a known knitting method, the right and/or left portions of the knitted fabric that hangs over the knitting needles on the front needle bed of the flat knitting machine and the portion of the knitted fabric that hangs over the knitting needles on the back needle bed of the flat knitting machine. It has been impossible to obtain a knitted fabric in which both the front stitch and the back stitch are exposed on the front side of a bag knitted fabric whose end portions are continuous in the course direction of the knitted fabric.

This is also mentioned in the above-mentioned Japanese Patent Publication No. 50-2665, as in order to create a rib knitted structure, both needle beds of the machine are required, so a rib knitted fabric is made into a tube shape by a flat knitting machine. It is clearly stated that it is not possible to organize
There, it is proposed that the cylindrical rib knitted fabric for the sleeve portion and the cylindrical rib knitted fabric for the hem of the torso can be obtained by the following knitting method.

In other words, in the conventional method, each tubular rib knitted fabric has no choice but to be knitted into two flat strips, so knitting needles on both needle beds are used to knit one strip into flat ribs. Once knitted, hold it on every other knitting needle on one needle bed, then use both needle beds to flatten rib knit the other strip, then knit it on every other knitting needle on the other needle bed. The two strips are held on the knitting needles, and then the flat bag knitting course is knitted following these two strips. After the knitting of all the knitted fabrics is finished and the knitted fabrics are removed from the knitting machine, the two strips are knitted. It has been proposed to obtain the cylindrical rib knitted fabric required for the sleeve and torso parts by sewing them together into a cylindrical shape.

As mentioned above, unlike circular knitting machines, flat knitting machines have the advantage of being able to form and knit bag-knitted fabrics, but bag-knitted fabrics that can be formed and knitted using conventional methods are It is limited to flat bag knitted fabrics in which only the front stitches are exposed on the front side, and links pattern knitted fabrics and rib knitted fabrics in which front stitches and back stitches are arranged regularly and alternately are made by flat knitting machines. The reality is that it was thought to be completely impossible to organize them in the same way.

Therefore, the present invention aims to provide a method for knitting bag knitted fabrics such as links pattern bag knitted fabrics, rib bag knitted fabrics, etc. using a flat knitting machine. When knitting a bag-knitted fabric using a W-bed flat knitting machine that has a pair of front and rear needle beds, the knitting needles on the needle bed are used to move the knitting needles on the front and back sides of the bag-knitted fabric to create the surface stitches that appear on the front side of the bag-knitted fabric. When knitting an arbitrary course, the knitting needles are divided into forming knitting needles and knitting needles for forming the back stitches that appear on the front side of the bag knitted fabric. The stitches on the knitting needle on the other side are transferred to the knitting needle for forming the back stitch on which the stitches on the needle bed on the other side have not yet been knitted, and then knitting of the course is performed, and the stitches are formed on the knitting needle for forming the back stitch on the needle bed on the other side. A method for knitting a bag knitted fabric using a flat knitting machine, characterized in that the stitches are transferred to a front stitch forming knitting needle on one side of the needle bed, thereby expressing the stitches as back stitches on the front side of the bag knitted fabric. It is in.

According to the invention, for example, the garments 1 and 2 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the gloves 3 shown in FIG. 3, the socks 4 shown in FIG. 4, and the pants 5 shown in FIG. , each rib knitted portion 1a, 1b, 1c, 2
a, 3a, 4a, 5a, and 5b can be knitted using a flat knitting machine as follows.

Each of the above-mentioned rib knitted portions can be knitted in a rib bag following the already knitted fabric on the main body side, or can be knitted in a rib bag from the knitting start side of the knitted fabric.

From the knitting start side of the bag knitted fabric, that is, from the lower side in Fig. 1, the ribbed part 1a of the sleeve or the ribbed part 1 of the hem.
Taking an example of knitting a rib bag knitted fabric according to the present invention, and referring to FIGS. 6a to 6k, a method for knitting a rib bag knitted fabric according to the method of the present invention Explain.

In addition, in FIG. 6a to FIG. 6k, the number of stitches is smaller than the number of stitches actually formed in order to simplify the drawings. In addition, for ease of explanation, knitting needles are represented by a long rod L, a short rod S, and points P and Q in FIGS. 6a to 6k, and on the front needle bed F, from the left In order, knitting needles L, P, S, Q, L,
P, S, Q,... are arranged, and on the rear needle bed B,
From left to right: knitting needles Q, S, P, L, Q, S, P,
L,... are arranged. Therefore, in the following explanation, each knitting needle L, P,
S, Q connect this to the back knitting needles BL, BP, BS, BQ.
Each knitting needle L, P, S, Q on the front needle bed F
We will call these front knitting needles FL, FP, FS, and FQ.

In the embodiment described with reference to FIGS. 6a to 6k, the transfer locks are placed in the same phase as each of the transfer locks, and when the carriage is traveling, the transfer locks on the leading side are used. This relates to the case where rib bag knitting is performed using a double cam (not shown), which allows transfer and knitting with the knitting block on the trailing side.

FIG. 6a shows the final course 6 of flat bag knitting immediately before moving on to rib knitting. This flat bag course 6
is a pulled thread following a waste stitch (not shown).

In order to knit a 1×1 rib bag knitted fabric according to the method of the present invention, this thread removal course 6 is applied to every other knitting needle on the needle bed, that is, to each of the rear knitting needles, as shown in the figure. Knit a flat bag using every other knitting needle BL, BS and every other knitting needle FL, FS on the front side.

In this way, the remaining knitting needles BP, BQ on the rear side and every other knitting needle FP,
If FQ is not involved in the knitting of the above-mentioned flat bag knitting course 6, the knitting needles BP, BQ, FP, and FQ on which these stitches have not yet been formed will be used on the front side of the bag knitted fabric according to the method of the present invention. To create a backlash that appears,
The knitting needles BL, BS, FL, and FS, which are pre-existing on the needle bed as knitting needles for forming the back stitches, and on which the stitches of the thread removal course 6 are applied, are placed on the front side of the bag knitted fabric according to the method of the present invention. It becomes a knitting needle for forming the surface stitches that appear.

In Fig. 6b, after the first rib bag knitting course in which the carriage is moved to the right and the stitches of the flat bag knitting course 6 of the above-mentioned thread removal are knitted over the stitches that overlap the rear knitting needles BL and BS, the carriage is moved to the right. The side portion 7b is shown.

To knit this rib bag knitting course 7b, first, the transfer lock that precedes the knitting lock is applied to the knitting needles BS and knitting needles FP, and each knitting needle on the rear side
Transfer the stitches of thread removal course 6 related to BS to the knitting needles FP at opposing positions on the front side, and then apply the following knitting lock to each knitting needle BL on the back side and each knitting needle FP on the front side. Do it with Then, the rear part 7b of the first rib bag knitting course is knitted to the rear part of the thread removal course 6.

Figure 6c shows that the carriage is then moved to the left,
The front knitting needles FL, FS of the flat bag knitting course 6 of the thread removal mentioned above
The front part 7f of the first rib bag knitting course is shown, which is to be knitted to the part of the stitch that overlaps.

The knitting of the rear part 7f of this rib bag knitting course is as follows:
First, the transfer lock that precedes the knitting lock is applied to the knitting needles FS, FP and the knitting needles BP, BS, and the stitches of thread removal course 6 that are attached to each knitting needle FS on the front side and the stitches on each knitting needle FP on the front side are removed. The stitches in the rear part 7b of the first rib bag knitting course are transferred to the knitting needles BP and BS at opposing positions on the back side, respectively, and then each knitting needle FL on the front side and each knitting needle on the back side are transferred. This is done by applying the following Nisutein Glock to BP. Then, by the above-mentioned stitch transfer, among the stitches formed by the rear part 7b of the previous rib bag knitting course, the stitches formed by the front knitting needle FP are not transferred to the rear knitting needle BS. By the above-mentioned knitting, the front part 7f of the first rib bag knitting course is knitted to the front part of the thread extraction course 6.

Among the stitches formed by knitting the front portion 7f of the rib bag knitting course, the stitches formed by the rear knitting needles BP are transferred to the preceding transfer lock prior to knitting the next course. Each knitting needle BP,
When the FS is applied and transferred to each knitting needle FS at the opposite position on the front side, the knitting needle FS on the front side will be reversely stitched. This stitching continues from the first rib bag knitting courses 7b and 7f formed as described above (FIGS. 6b and 6c), and continues to the second and subsequent rib bag knitting courses. If you want to knit the rib bag knitting course similar to Figures 6b and 6c, you can repeat the same rib bag knitting course as shown in Figure 6b. Transfer locking can also be performed prior to knitting the rib bag knitting course.

In this way, the knitting yarn is supplied in the circumferential direction, and the sixth
By knitting the rib bag knitting courses 7b and 7f shown in Figures b and 6c, it is possible to knit a rib bag knitting course for one round, and by repeating the knitting of this rib bag knitting course, a 1×1 rib bag knitting course can be knitted. It is easy to understand that the land will be gained.

However, in this example, the ribbed portions 1a of the sleeves and the ribbed portions 1b of the hem are bag-knitted from the bottom side in Figure 1, so the beginning portion of the ribbed bag-knitted fabric does not stretch too much. In order to do this, the first rib bag knitting courses 7b and 7f and the second rib bag knitting course 10 are knitted according to the method of the present invention.
b, 10f (Fig. 6h, Fig. 6i), the following flat bag knitting courses 8b, 8f, 9b, 9f are inserted.

In Fig. 6d, the carriage is moved to the right, and among the stitches in the rear part 7b of the first rib bag knitting course, which is applied to the rear knitting needles BL and BS, the stitches appear as front stitches on the front side of the knitted fabric. The rear part 8b of the flat bag knitting course is shown, in which only the stitches are picked up and the front stitches are knitted.

In this knitting course 8b, even with the transfer lock on the leading side, the stitches connected to the rear side knitting needles BP and BS are transferred to the respective knitting needles FS at the opposite position on the front side.
The stitches are transferred to the FP, and then the knitting block on the trailing side acts only on each knitting needle BL on the rear side to knit flat.

In Fig. 6e, the carriage is then moved to the left, and the stitches in the front part 7f of the first rib bag knitting course, which is applied to the front knitting needles FL and FS, are displayed as front stitches on the front side of the knitted fabric. Front part 8 of the flat bag knitting course, picking up only the stitches that will be removed and knitting the front stitches to them.
f is shown.

In this knitting course 8f, in contrast to the knitting course 8b in FIG. Each knitting needle BP,
Transfer the stitches to BS, and then knit flat by applying the knitting block on the trailing side only to each knitting needle FL on the front side.

In Fig. 6f, the carriage is then moved to the right and a back stitch is made on the front side of the knitted fabric that is attached to each knitting needle BS on the rear side in the stitches of the rear part 7b of the first ribbed bag knitting course. The back part 9b of the flat bag knitting course is shown, in which only the exposed stitches are picked up and the back stitches are knitted.

In this knitting course 9b, even with the leading transfer lock, the stitches connected to the rear knitting needles BS and BP are transferred to the knitting needles FP and FP at opposite positions on the front side.
The stitches are transferred to the FS, and then the knitting stitches on the trailing side are applied only to each knitting needle FP on the front side to perform flat knitting.

In Fig. 6g, the carriage is moved to the left, and in the stitches of the front part 7f of the bag knitting course with the first rib, the front side of the knitted fabric hanging on each knitting needle FS on the front side is shown as a back stitch. The front part 9f of the flat bag knitting course is shown, in which only the stitches that are left are picked up and the back stitch is knitted to them.

In this knitting course 9f, in contrast to the knitting course 9b of FIG. Each knitting needle BP,
The stitches are transferred to BS, and then flat knitting is performed by applying the knitting block on the trailing side only to each knitting needle BP on the trailing side.

The stitches of the front part 9f of the flat bag knitting course formed in this way are used when knitting the rear part of the next rib bag knitting course. By acting on the FS, it is transferred to each knitting needle FS at the opposing position (Fig. 6h).

As explained with reference to FIGS. 6 d to 6 h, the knitting yarn is made to go around each flat bag knitting course 8 b
f, 9b, 9f for the first rib bag knitting course 7b, 7
When stitches are knitted to f, the stitches knitted by these circular knitting courses are knitted in the first rib bag knitting course 7.
Flat bag knitting course 8 knitted on the surface of b, 7f
The stitches b and 8f appear as surface stitches on the front side of the bag knitted fabric, and are used as the first rib bag knitting courses 7b and 7f.
The stitches of the flat bag knitting courses 9b and 9f, which are knitted on the back stitches, are reversed from front to back by stitch transfer after the stitches are formed, and appear on the front side of the knitted fabric as the back stitches. In the above flat bag knitting courses 9b and 9f,
It goes without saying that by the method of the present invention, the stitches appearing on the front side of the knitted fabric are reverse stitched (see FIG. 7).

Due to the flat bag knitting courses 8b, 8f, 9b, and 9f, the set-up portion of the rib bag knitted fabric has limited extensibility in the course direction that enlarges its tube warp.

In this example, each flat bag knitting course is divided into 8b, 8f, 9b, 9 as shown in FIG.
Although an example is shown in which laps are knitted in the order of f, the knitting order and the number of laps in the lap knitting of each flat bag knitting course 8b, 8f, 9b, 9f are not limited to the above example, and other In the example, the knitting order of these four flat bag knitting courses is 9.
b, 9f, 8b, 8f order, 8b, 9f, 9b,
The order may be 8f or 9b, 8f, 8b, 9f, and the number of turns may be two or more (as in the above embodiment) or less than two.

In addition, each flat bag knitting course 8b, 8f,
9b and 9f can also be inserted arbitrarily between the second and subsequent rib bag knitting courses.

Figures 6h and 6i show the above-mentioned flat bag knitting course 9.
Rib bag knitting course 10b, 10 knitted following f
f is shown. This rib bag course 10b, 1
0f is knitted in the same manner as the rib bag knitting courses 7b and 7f explained in FIGS. 6b and 6c.
By repeatedly knitting the rib bag knitting courses 10b and 10f by rotating the knitting yarn, a rib bag knitted fabric is obtained.

FIG. 6j shows the first flat bag knitting course knitted to the stitches of the final ribbed bag knitting course 11b (same as the ribbed bag knitting course 10b shown in FIG. 6i). The rear part 12b and the front part 11f of the final rib bag knitting course are shown.

FIG. 6k shows the front portion 12f of the first plain knitting course which is knitted onto the front portion 11f of the final rib bag knitting course.

Formation courses 12b, 1 of Figures 6j and 6k
When knitting 2f is repeated by rotating the knitting yarn,
A flat bag knitted fabric is obtained.

In the embodiment described with reference to FIGS. 6a to 6k, in order to knit a 1×1 rib bag knitted fabric, the thread removal course 6 is set at every other front stitch on the front and rear needle beds. Knitted with forming knitting needles FL, FS, BL, BS,
Remaining every other knitting needle FP on the front and rear needle beds,
An example is shown in which FQ, BP, and BQ are pre-existing as knitting needles for forming the back stitches to create the back stitches appearing on the front side of the bag knitted fabric according to the method of the present invention. However, as can be seen from the explanation of the above embodiment,
In this example, according to the method of the invention, 1
When knitting the ×1 rib bag knitted fabric, the only knitting needles required to form the back stitch are the knitting needles FS and BS that carry the back stitch, and the knitting needles BP and FP that are located opposite them, and the knitting needles that carry the front stitch.
The opposite positions of FL and BL do not necessarily require the presence of knitting needles FQ and BQ for forming back stitches in which the stitches have never been formed.

Therefore, when knitting only a 1×1 rib knitted fabric, the knitting needles FQ for back stitch formation in the above embodiment,
BQ can be knitted even if this is removed and the distance between each knitting needle L and knitting needle S is narrowed (not shown).

However, when the method of the present invention is carried out using the arrangement of knitting needles as shown in FIGS. , the knitting needle BL at the opposite position,
According to the method of the present invention, the stitches related to FL can also be displayed as back stitches on the front side of the bag knitted fabric in the same manner as in the above embodiments.

Figures 8a and 8b show flat bag knitting course 13f.
In the bag knitting course 14b that follows, an example of making a links pattern is shown.

That is, as shown in FIG. 8a, prior to knitting this course 14b, the stitches of the flat bag knitting course 13b that are connected to the knitting needles BS and BL on the trailing side are home,
Transfer the desired stitch to the knitting needles FP and FQ at opposite positions on the front side, and then transfer the knitting stitches on the trailing side to the knitting needles BL and BL on the rear side that were not transferred.
When knitting this course 14b and knitting the next bag knitting course 14f by acting on the BS and the knitting needles FP and FQ on the front side that received the stitches, as shown in FIG. 8b, the knitting course is Of the stitches 14b, the stitches formed by the front knitting needles FP and FQ are transferred to the knitting needles at opposing positions on the rear side using the transfer lock on the preceding side, prior to knitting the knitting course 14f.
Move to BS and BL, and then use the trailing side steering wheel to complete this course at 14f.
When knitting is performed, the stitches of the bag knitting course 14b, which are formed by the front knitting needles FP and FQ and transferred to the knitting needles BS and BL at opposite positions on the upper and rear sides, will be backstitched on the front side of the bag knitted fabric. This bag version course 1 will appear as you get older.
Depending on the stitch 4b, a links pattern can be created in the bag knitted fabric.

Lynx pattern 1d of garment 1 shown in Figure 1
and Lynx pattern 2 of garment 2 shown in FIG.
d etc. can be obtained by knitting these parts 1d and 2d like the transferred parts in FIGS. 8a and 8b according to the method of the present invention.

As explained above, according to the method of the present invention, among the stitches formed by any bag knitting course, all or some of the stitches are used as back stitches, and the remaining stitches are used as front stitches. , can be expressed on the front side of the bag knitted fabric, so the 1×
Not limited to 1 rib knitted fabric, rib knitted fabric with any number of front stitches and arbitrary number of back stitches (for example, 2×1, 2×
Any links pattern knitted fabric including garter knitted fabric as well as rib knitted fabric (2, 2×..., 3×1, 3×2, 3×...) can be knitted into a bag shape.

In the embodiment described above, the needle bed B on the rear side of the flat knitting machine
As shown in FIG. This relates to the case where the back stitch is expressed according to the method of the present invention on the front side of the completely seamless bag knitted fabric 16 obtained by supplying the bag knitted fabric 16 in one direction). The bag knitted fabric that can express the back stitches on the front side of the knitted fabric is not limited to the bag knitted fabric 16 having no breaks at all. By the method of the present invention, the bag-knitted fabric that can express the back stitch on the front side of the knitted fabric is made of knitting needles on the needle bed B on the rear side of the flat knitting machine and the knitting needles on the needle bed F on the front side of the flat knitting machine in each round course. A bag knitted fabric 17 and a first bag knitted fabric 17 having a cut 17a in a direction intersecting the knitting course as shown in FIG.
It includes a bag knitted fabric 18 having a cut 18a as shown in FIG. 9c. In addition, the bag knitted fabric 17 shown in FIG. 9b
The bag knitted fabric 18 shown in FIG. 9 and FIG. 9c is a bag knitted fabric obtained by alternately knitting in two opposite directions indicated by arrows in those drawings.

Rib section 2 of garment 2 shown in Figure 2
b, 2c, the rib knitted portions 2b, 2c are cut into cuts 1 as shown in FIG. 9b according to the method of the present invention.
It is obtained by knitting into a bag knitted fabric 17 with 7a. The ribbed part 2a of the sleeve of the garment 2 is cut into a cut 18b as shown in FIG. 9c according to the method of the present invention.
When the bag knitted fabric 18 is achieved, cufflinks with cuts are obtained.

This invention has been described above with reference to embodiments, but
The method for knitting a bag knitted fabric according to the present invention is that when knitting an arbitrary course using a flat knitting machine having front and rear needle beds, the knitting needles on either the front or rear needle beds are knitted before knitting the course. The stitches for forming the facing stitches on the other side of the needle bed are transferred to the knitting needles for forming the back stitches on which the stitches on the needle bed on the other side have not yet been knitted. By transferring the stitches formed with the knitting needles to the knitting needles for forming the front stitches on one side of the needle bed, the stitches are expressed as back stitches on the front side of the bag knitted fabric. By performing this knitting method in a required knitting course, any stitch of the bag knitted fabric can be arbitrarily made into a front stitch or a back stitch.

Therefore, according to the method of the present invention, any links pattern bag knitted fabrics including rib bag knitted fabrics and garter bag knitted fabrics, which until now were thought to be impossible to knit using flat knitting machines, can be produced. , can be organized.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figures 1 and 2 are front views of the garment, respectively;
Figure 3 is a front view of the glove, Figure 4 is a side view of the sock,
Figure 5 is a front view of the pants, Figures 6a-6j
7 is a knitting diagram showing an example of a rib knitted fabric according to the method of the present invention according to the stages of knitting operation, and FIG. 7 is a sketch of the knitting structure after knitting of the flat bag knitting course of FIG. 6g is completed. , Fig. 8a Fig. 8b is a knitting diagram showing step by step an example of a links pattern bag knitting course according to the method of the present invention, Fig. 9a - Fig. 9c
These are schematic cross-sectional views of bag knitted fabrics that can be knitted using a flat knitting machine. F...Front needle bed, B...Back a needle bed, L, S
...Knitting needles for forming the front stitch, P, Q...Knitting needles for forming the back stitch, FL, FS, FP, FQ...Knitting needles on the front needle bed,
BL, BS, BP, BQ...knitting needles on the back needle bed, 6
...Flat bag knitting course (thread removal), 7b, 7f, 10b,
10f, 11b, 11f...Rib bag course, 8
b, 8f, 9b, 9f, 12b, 12f, 13
b, 13f...flat bag course, 14b, 14f...
...Lynx pattern bag knitting course, 16, 17, 18...
...Bag knitted fabric, 17a, 18a...cuts.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. When knitting a bag-knitted fabric using a W-bed flat knitting machine having a pair of front and rear needle beds, the knitting needles on the needle bed are
When knitting an arbitrary course, the knitting needles are divided into front stitch forming knitting needles for making front stitches that appear on the front side of bag knitted fabrics and back stitch forming knitting needles for making back stitches that appear on the front side of bag knitted fabrics. Prior to knitting, the stitches on the knitting needle for forming the front stitch on one side of the needle bed are transferred to the knitting needle for forming the back stitch on the other side, where the stitches on the needle bed on the other side have not been removed, and then the knitting of the course is started. By transferring the stitch formed with the knitting needle for forming the back stitch on the needle bed on the other side to the knitting needle for forming the front stitch on the needle bed on one side, the stitch is expressed as the back stitch on the front side of the bag knitted fabric. A method of knitting a bag-knitted fabric using a flat knitting machine, characterized by the following. 2. The method of knitting a bag knitted fabric using a flat knitting machine according to claim 1, wherein the purl stitches shown on the front side of the bag knitted fabric are the purl stitches of a links pattern knitted fabric. 3. Claim 1, wherein the back stitch shown on the front side of the bag knitted fabric is a back stitch portion of the ribbed bag knitted fabric.
A method of knitting a bag-knitted fabric using a flat knitting machine as described in . 4. According to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the bag knitted fabric is an unbroken bag knitted fabric obtained by feeding the knitting yarn of each round course in the same direction every time. A method of knitting a bag-knitted fabric using the flat knitting machine described. 5. Claim 1, wherein the bag knitted fabric is a bag knitted fabric that is obtained by changing the yarn feeding direction of the knitting yarn of each round course and has a cut at the turning point of the round course. A method for knitting a bag-knitted fabric using a flat knitting machine according to any one of items 1 to 4.