JPH09132841A - Knitting of flat knitting plain stitch fabric - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To inhibit loosening of a yarn at the beginning of knitting of a flat knitting plain stitch fabric, eliminating a needle hole present at an end edge of a leg part of bulged inner pants, knitting gore in the crotch part, the hips and a bust part, and knitting a bulge in a shoulder part and the bust part. SOLUTION: This knitting method of plane stitch fabric contains following processes: stop knitting for inhibiting loosening: a yarn is fed to an alternating needle 7 at a position opposing to an oblique direction of a needle bed 6, a yarn taken out from a knit-finished needle 7 is return-knitted to each needle 7 in the knit-starting side from the last needle 7 wherein yarn is not fed, the needle bed 6 is racked and stitches are transferred. Knitting of the knitted fabric having rib-stitched fabric of the surface stitch and pile-like rear stitch: a return-knitting is performed from the knit-finished needle 7 to each needle 7 in the needle bed 6 of the same needle side 7, the needle bed 6 is racked and stitches are transferred. A knitting method knitting a gore and imparting a bulge: a carriage is U-turned with a needle at a position of imparting a size, shape and bulge of the gore while keeping the needle number constant. Tights, etc., are knitted by combinedly using the above knitting method.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of knitting a flat knitted knitted fabric.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A flat knitting machine has two needle beds facing each other in a mountain shape.
While keeping a gap (tooth opening) between the upper ends of the knitted fabric, the needle is inserted in the needle bed and the carriage is knitted to knit a flat knitted knitting fabric. A lock sewing machine is sewn or a lace is sewn on to prevent unraveling of the thread. Further, in order to thicken the leg portion of the inner pants or the like, as shown in FIGS. 21a and 21b, the number of needles is increased to increase the number of stitches so that the leg portion is appropriately thickened. Also, the inner
When putting a gore on the crotch or hips of pants or tights, the gore that has been cut into a desired shape in advance must be integrally sewn across the crotch and the like, and there has been no innerless inner pants.

[0003]

In order to thicken the leg portion of the inner pants or the like, as shown in FIG. 21b, the number of stitches is increased to increase the number of stitches, and the carriage is moved in the direction of thickening the knitted fabric. The knitted fabric is made to run in the opposite direction from the increased needle position 1 to the base-side needle position 2 and the knitted fabric in one direction is rotationally knitted to knit a pair of tubular leg portions 3 having a desired bulge. However, there is a large needle hole 5 on the front and back of the knitted fabric at the increased needle position 1, that is, at the edge (ear) 4 of the swollen knitted fabric, and the appearance is not good. Also, when knitting the sweater, the shoulders must be sewn together, and there is no seam for the shoulders. The present invention aims to overcome the above-mentioned drawbacks.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

1. A stop knitting method that prevents threads from unwinding at the beginning of knitting. A first step of knitting in a zigzag pattern by arranging every other half of the needles loaded in a pair of needle beds, and using each needle diagonally opposite to both needle beds as a working needle to knit into a zigzag shape. The yarn taken out from the finished needle is knitted in the final position of the needle bed into which the starting needle has been inserted and is not knotted. In two steps, one needle bed is moved (racking) so that the needles that are diagonally opposed and holding the stitches are directly aligned.
Of the needles facing the third step, the stitches held by the needles on the side that does not return to the straight knitting in the second step are changed to the stitches held on the needles on the side of the return knitting The fourth step of transferring the stitches except the stitches held on the needle taken out, and the half of the needles that were left resting in the first step and facing each other in the diagonal direction of both needle beds. A fifth step of knitting and knitting in a zigzag shape by using each needle as an action insert, and the yarn taken out from the needle after knitting is fed at the final position of the needle bed on the side where the needle at the beginning of knitting is loaded. The 6th step of sequentially knitting from the missing needles to the needles at the beginning of knitting and returning to a straight line and knitting, and one needle bed to make the needles holding the stitches that are diagonally opposite to each other face straight 7th step of moving (racking), and of the needles facing each other, linearly formed in the 6th step. Ri is consist of the eighth step of transferring the eye except the stitch held on the needle removed yarn to each needle of the knitting side not knitted return the stitch held on the needle side.

[0005] 2. A method of knitting the hem of inner trousers, etc. where the front stitches are made of rubber and the back stitches are piled. The first step of the knitting method of the stop knitting, the first step of knitting in the same zigzag shape, and the needles knitted after the knitting are connected to the needles of the needle bed in which the knitted needles are inserted. A second step of knitting by returning to a straight line, a third step of moving (racking) one needle bed similar to the third step of the knitting method of the stop knitting, and a second step of the facing needles. In the fourth step of transferring the stitches held by the needles on the non-knitting side to the respective needles on the return knitting side, and half of the half of the one step resting in the first step The fifth step of knitting by knitting in a zigzag pattern by knitting with needles, which are diagonally opposed to each other on both needle beds, is used, and the knitted needles are inserted in reverse. Move one needle bed similar to the 6th step and the 3rd step in which knitting is sequentially performed on each needle of the existing needle bed and returns to the straight line and knitting. That (racking) the seventh step consists an eighth step of the transferred fourth same eyes and steps, desired co Repeat steps - it is to scan knitting.

[0006] 3. A knitting method in which weaving a gusset into the legs, crotch and hips of inner pants. With the number of needles kept constant, the carriage is U-turned from the desired needle position to form the gusset and the desired course is knitted, whereby the gusset having the desired size and shape is knitted.

[0007] 4. A method for knitting the shoulders and bust of a Langerie, a sweater, etc. The carriage is U-turned at the desired needle position where a bulge is formed with the number of needles kept constant, and the desired
By knitting the lace, a line or bust having a desired bulge is knitted.

[0008] 5. How to knit tights and pantyhose. From the position from the toes of the sole of the foot, as the start described above, 1
After knitting the stuffed knitting and knitting the stop knitting course, a toe line is formed by using a knitting method in which the gore is knitted in the leg of 3 with two carriages, and the bulge of the instep is swelled with one carriage. The knitting method described in 4 above is performed, and then the body from the upper part of the ankle to the front of the thigh is knitted by the usual knitting method, and the arch part is knitted by the other carriage having the toe line knitted. After forming a desired course by the method, and then forming the bulge of the heel by the knitting method of the above-mentioned 4, the rear part of the thigh is formed into the desired course by a normal knitting method, and then only one carriage is used. The knit of the desired size and shape is knitted in the crotch part by the knitting method described above, and the body part is knitted by the normal knitting method at the end, and the thickness of the leg part is to adjust the size of the stitches. If you increase the number of stitches with Formation can also when subjected to bulge hip is performed the knitting method weaving gore hip of the 3. Regarding rubber knitting, 1x1 rubber knitting, 2x1 rubber knitting, 3x2 rubber knitting and the like can be performed as usual.

[0009]

[Operation] Stop knitting is applied to prevent the yarn at the beginning of knitting from unraveling,
Depending on the number of courses and the moving direction of the needle bed, several diagonal stripes are formed by changing the direction, and the hem of inner pants, etc. where the front stitch is made of rubber and the back stitch is pile-like is formed. In addition, we woven gussets into the crotch and hips of inner pants to fit the bulge of the human body, and knitted swells of the frameless fit to the bulge of the shoulders and bust of the sweater. In addition, tights and pantyhose are fitted to fit the bulge of the human body from the toes to the crotch.

[0010]

【Example】

1. Knitting method of stop knitting FIG. 1 is a plan view of a flat knitting machine, in which a pair of needle beds 6 facing each other in a chevron shape is loaded with a needle 7 in a needle groove with its latch side obliquely upward. The state is shown in which the tooth gap 8 is held therebetween.
FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a first step relating to the knitting method of stop knitting, in which one half of the needle beds facing each other in a diagonal direction is used.
The needles 7 to 7 to 7 ... 7 to 7 which are permanently placed are sunk and the yarn 9 is knitted to knit in a zigzag shape, and only half of the needles 7 and 7 are stopped. Knitted thread 9 is the last needle 7
Take out from. FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing the second step of stop knitting, in which the yarn 9 taken out from the last needle 7 is
The needle 7 at the start of knitting is fed at the final position of the needle bed 6 on the side where it is loaded and is fed to the needle 7 that has not been fed and the needle 7 is on the same side in the opposite direction from the needle 7 Each needle 7 ...
Knit to 7 to 7 and return to knit. The double circles around the needles 7 indicate that the stitches are doubled. In FIG. 4, the needle beds 6 in the upper part in the figure are halved to the left (the distance between the needle grooves) in order to straightly face the needles 77, 77 ... The 3rd process of moving (racking) is shown. FIG. 5 shows that among the needles facing each other, the stitches held on the needle 7 on the side that does not knit back straight in the second step are held on the needle 77 on the side knitted on the side where the stitches are returned Showing the fourth step of transferring except the stitches
10 is the pile of the back stitch, 11 is the stitch on the side to be transferred, 1
2 is the stitch on the transfer side. FIG. 6 shows half the number of needles that were left resting every other needle in the first step, and
Needles 7, 7 ... 7 that are diagonally opposed to both needle beds 6.
Shows a fifth step in which the submerged yarn 9 is fed and knitted in a zigzag shape, the other half of the needles 7 and 7 are stopped, and the finished yarn 9 is taken out from the last needle 7. . FIG. 7 shows that the yarn 9 taken out from the last needle 7 is fed to the needle 7 which is at the final position of the needle bed 6 on the side where the starting needle 7 is loaded and which has not been fed. And the needle 7
From the opposite direction to each needle 7 on the same side needle bed 6 ...
The 6th process of supplying yarns to 7 and returning knitting is shown.
The double circles around the needles 7 indicate that the stitches are doubled. (Hereinafter, also in all the other drawings, it is shown by concentric circles that the stitches are double or triple.) FIG. 8 shows needles 77, 77 ... Which are diagonally opposed to each other and hold the stitches. The needle bed 6 on the lower side in the figure to the left in order to make it face straight.
(Spacing of needle groove) A seventh step of moving (racking) is shown. FIG. 9 shows the needles 7 of which the stitches held by the needles 7 that have not been knitted straight in the sixth step among the needles that have been directly faced are taken out to the respective needles 77 that have been knitted back. The 8th step of transferring the stitches except the stitches held in is shown, 10 is the pile of the back stitch, 11 is the stitch on the transfer side, and 12 is the stitch on the transfer side. In this way, the stop knitting at the start of the knitting of the flat knitted fabric is performed.

2. Knitting method in which the front stitch is rubber knitting and the back stitch is pile-like (knitting method for the hem of inner pants) FIG. 10 shows a diagonal direction in each needle bed as in the first step of the stop stitch. Half of the opposing needles 7
7, 7 to 7 ..., the first step of submerging 7 to 7 to feed the yarn 9 and knitting in a zigzag shape, and the needle bed 6 in which the knitting needles 7 to which the knitting is started are loaded. The second step is shown in which the yarn 9 is fed to the sunken needle 7 on the other needle bed 6 facing the other needle and the yarn 9 is knitted back in a straight line. FIG.
Needles 77, 7 facing diagonally and holding stitches
In order to directly face 7 directly, in the figure, the third step is shown in which the upper needle bed 6 is moved to the left by half (the interval between the needle grooves) (racking). FIG. 12 shows needles 7 of the needles facing each other that are not knitted in a straight line in the second step.
, Which shows the fourth step of transferring the stitches held in the needles 7 ...
0 is the back pile, 11 is the stitch on the transfer side, 12
Is the stitch on the transfer side. FIG. 13 is an enlarged view showing the stitches when the stitches are transferred in FIG. 12 and FIGS. 5 and 9, and the stitches 11 ... It is shown that the stitches 12 on the transfer side knitted in (3) overlap to form double or triple stitches. FIG. 14 shows half of every other needles 7 to 7, 7 to 7 ... 7 that are diagonally opposed to each other in the needle beds that were stopped during the first step and the second step of FIG. 10.
5th step of submerging ~ 7 to feed the yarn 9 and knitting in a zigzag shape, and the knitting needle 7 from the knitting needle 7 finally knitted
The sixth step is shown in which the yarn 9 is fed to the sunken needle 7 on the other needle bed 6 opposite to the needle bed 6 into which the yarn 9 has been loaded, and the yarn 9 is returned to the linear shape and knitted. In FIG. 15, the needles 77, 77, ... 77 which are diagonally opposed to each other and hold the stitches are directly aligned with each other. Therefore, in the figure, the upper needle bed 6 is halved to the right (the needle groove). The seventh step of moving (racking) is shown. FIG. 16 shows the stitches held by the needles 7, 7 on the side that does not knit back straight in the sixth step among the needles that have been directly faced
8 shows the eighth step of transferring to the
Reference numeral 11 is a stitch on the transfer side, and 12 is a stitch on the transfer side. The desired course is repeatedly knitted in the first step to the eighth step. FIG. 17a shows the needle bed 6 as described above.
FIG. 17B is an explanatory view of a state in which the stitches have an oblique stripe pattern when racked, and the course is knitted to the right while racking. FIG.
FIG. 17C is an explanatory diagram of a state in which the knitting is performed, and FIG. 17C is an explanatory diagram of a state in which the zigzag stitch pattern is knitted by alternately performing racking four times on the left and right sides.

3. Knitting method of knitting a gore on the leg, crotch or hip of inner pants, etc. FIG. 18a is a front view showing a state where a gore 14 is knitted on the inner crotch of the leg 13a of the inner pant 13, and two carriages are used for one leg. Using 110 needles, stop knitting on the lower leg 1
5 is knitted several times, and subsequently to the stop knitting 15, 5 stitches of knitting 16 having a front stitch of rubber knitting and a back stitch of pile shape are knitted, and subsequently, the end face of FIG. 18ax-x of FIG. 18b. As shown in the figure, the number of 110 needles is left unchanged, and the upper 16th needle at the upper limit of the front of the inner pants 13 and the 34th upper needle at the rear of the inner pants 13 are sequentially arranged in an inverted triangular shape. The carriage 14 is U-turned and knitted for 125 courses to knit the gusset 14 and then the stitch 16 is set to 125
The course is organized. FIG. 19a shows a state in which a gore 14 is woven into the front part of the crotch part of the leg portion 13a of the inner pants, and the carriage is U-turned 5 times in succession from the center to the left and right until the position of the 16th needle. By increasing the number of needles by 2 between them, and by increasing the number of times by 13 times, we knit the gusset 14 and FIG. 19b shows a state in which the gusset 14 is also woven in the rear part of the crotch and from the center to the left and right at the upper limit. Each time the carriage is U-turned 5 times up to the position of the 34th needle, the number of needles is increased by 2 and the number of increase is 13 times, and the gore 14 is woven. FIG. 20a shows a state in which a gore 14a is woven into the front body of the hips of the inner pants 13 to make the waistline beautiful, and one needle is reduced by one while the carriage is turned twice, and The number of times of reduction is 16 times, and the hip gusset 14a is continuously woven after the gusset 14 of FIG. 19a. FIG. 20b shows a state in which the gusset 14a is woven in the back body of the hip, and one carriage is The needle is reduced 16 times by 1 each while it is U-turned 4 times up to the A position (two-dot chain line), and once it is U-turned by 3 times when the carriage is U-turned after the A position 18 times by 1 needle each It is reduced and the gusset 14a is woven. 22a corresponds to FIG.
As in the case of a, the inner pants 13 are gusseted to the inner crotch 14
Shows the woven state, in which case the needle is the leg 13a.
It is shown that 100 pieces are used for each of the two sides, and the gussets 14 are swelled and knitted inside the leg portions 13a, respectively. A small needle hole 17 is formed on the center line 14 and no needle hole is formed in the ear C of the inner thigh. FIG. 22b shows a state in which the carriage travels in the direction of the arrow and makes a U-turn, the number of stitches is sequentially increased to the upper side of the gusset 14, and an extra knitted fabric is added only to the portion shown in the inverted triangular shape. The bulge of the inner thigh is woven by increasing it. FIG. 23 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the gore 18 is knitted into a bust such as a langerie or a set, and the carriage travels in the direction of the arrow to make a U-turn.
The number of stitches is increased or decreased to knit a protuberant bulge. FIG. 24 is an explanatory view showing stitches when the carriage is U-turned to knit a gore.
Flat knit the course, and at the 5th course, thread 9 to thread 9
The state is shown in which the stitches are reduced and pulled on the fifth and sixth wales.

FIG. 25a shows another embodiment in which the gusset 14a is woven into the hip of the rear body of the inner pants 13 and FIG.
Shows another embodiment in which the gore 14a is woven into the hip of the front body. FIG. 26 shows a state where the bulge of the seamless is knitted on the shoulder portion and the bust of the sweater 19 by the knitting method of FIG. FIG. 27 shows a knitting method for the shoulder portion 19a of the setter 19, in which the body portion and the left and right sleeves are knitted using three carriages. When normal plain knitting is carried out, and then 50 courses are subjected to U-turn knitting as shown in FIG. 23, the extraly knitted portion D swells inward to form a shoulder line, and a portion not knitted Is reduced to a tight, seamless, shoulder-less shoulder line. FIG. 28 is an explanatory view showing the method of knitting the tights and panty stock king 20. Two carriages are used from the position F near the toes of the sole of the foot, and the total number of needles are sunk and the start is stopped. When the number of stitches is reduced by increasing the number of stitches by the knitting method in which each knitting 15 is performed and the stop knitting 15 is subsequently performed, the toe 20a is formed in an oblique line from the thumb to the little finger. Next, when the instep side is knitted, the instep portion 20b having the bulge formed by knitting the U-turn for several courses
In addition to knitting, the sole side of the foot is knitted with a normal flat knit, and the body portion 20c from the instep to the ankle to the thigh is formed with a normal flat knit while continuing to the arch 20d. The heel portion 20e is knitted by a knitting method in which the shoulder portion of the sweater is bulged, and the leg portion 20c from the heel portion 20e to the thigh is flat knitted, and the crotch portion is attached to the crotch portion of the inner pants. Each of the gores 14 is knitted by the knitting method of knitting, and then the body portion 20f is flat knitted with only one carriage. FIG. 29a is a side view of the tights and pantyhose 20, and FIG. 29b is a plan view of only the toe portion. FIG. 30 shows another embodiment of the toe portion, in which the toe 20a is knitted in a trapezoidal shape.

4. Stop knitting and the knitting is rubber knitting,
Another embodiment of the knitting method in which the back stitch is pile-shaped. FIGS. 31 to 34 are explanatory views showing the same embodiment.
When performing x2 rubber knitting, the needles 7 are stopped and the yarn Y is fed to the paired needles 7 (not shown in the drawing, but after one cycle knitting, the needles 7 are reversed and the needles 7 are paired into pairs). Yarn is fed to the needle 7. As shown in FIG. 31, two needles 7 to 7 and 7 to 7 which are diagonally opposed to each other on the needle bed 6 are
The first step of racking the needle portion to the left and knitting the needles 7 to 7 ... 7 in a zigzag pattern, and from the last knitting needle 7 after knitting to the needle 7 at the beginning of knitting, as shown in FIG. The 2nd process of the state which carries out the bag knitting linearly in order to 7-7, 7 is shown.

FIG. 33 shows a third step of racking one of the needle beds 6 by ½ needle.
And 7, needles 7 and 7, and needles 7 and 7, respectively, face each other.

FIG. 34 shows a fourth step of transferring from one needle 7 of the facing needle 7 to the other needle 7. It is confirmed that the stitch 12 on the transferred side has a pile shape of the back. Shows.

[0017]

The untwisting of the knitting yarn in the flat knitting of the flat knitted fabric is prevented by the stop knitting. The legs of the inner pants or the like can be provided with a bulge that fits to the thickness of the foot. At this time, since extra stitches are knitted inside the legs by U-turn knitting by the carriage, U-turning is performed. The needle hole that appears at the needle position does not appear on the edge of the leg, so it is not unsightly and has a good appearance. Inner crotch such as inner pants,
By using the U-turn knitting, the hips can be woven into the hips to fit the body shape, and a comfortable waist can be formed and a beautiful waistline can be formed. Inner
A knitted fabric can be knitted on the leg hem of pants such that the front stitch is rubber and the back stitch is pile. A bulge that fits the human body can be knitted seamlessly on the shoulders and busts of the Langerie, the sweater, etc. When knitting on the shoulders, there is no risk of the unknitted parts pulling down and shoulders falling. You can make the lines look beautiful. When 2x2 rubber knitting is applied, mesh-shaped stitches can be knitted on the leg hem of inner pants.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing a plane of a flat knitting machine.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a first step of the knitting method for stop knitting according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing a second step of the same.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing a third step of the same.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a fourth step of the same.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing a fifth step of the same.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing a sixth step of the same.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram showing a seventh step of the same.

FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing an eighth step of the same.

FIG. 10 is a first step and a second step of knitting a leg hem of an inner pants or the like in which a front stitch is made of rubber and a back stitch is made of pile.
Explanatory drawing which shows a process.

FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram showing a third step of the same.

FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram showing a fourth step of the same.

FIG. 13 is a stitch diagram showing a state in which a pile-like back stitch is knitted while transferring from the front stitch to the back stitch or from the back stitch to the front stitch.

14 is a fifth step and a sixth step of the knitting method shown in FIG.
Explanatory drawing which shows a process.

FIG. 15 is an explanatory diagram showing a seventh step of the same.

FIG. 16 is an explanatory diagram showing an eighth step of the same.

FIG. 17 a. Explanatory drawing which shows the stitch of the downward-sloping striped pattern produced by the racking which moves one needle bed by the space | interval of a needle groove, and makes the stitches diagonally hold | maintained diagonally face straight. b. Similarly, an explanatory view showing a stitch of a striped pattern that is descending to the left. c. Explanatory drawing which shows the state which knits a gore to the inner crotch part of inner pants.

FIG. 18 a. Explanatory drawing which shows the state which knits a gore to the inner crotch part of inner pants. b. Figure 18a is an xx end view that can be placed. .

FIG. 19 a. Explanatory drawing which shows the state which knits a gusset in the front part of the crotch part of inner pants. b. An explanatory view showing a state in which a gore is knitted in the back body of the same person.

FIG. 20 a. Explanatory drawing which shows a state in which a gore is woven into the hips of the front body of the inner pants. b. An explanatory view showing a state in which a gore is knitted in the back body of the same person.

FIG. 21. a. The front view of the inner underwear etc. which made the leg part thick by the conventional knitting method. b. Similarly, an explanatory view showing a state in which the number of stitches is sequentially increased and the leg portion is thickened.

FIG. 22. a. Explanatory drawing which shows the knitting method of knitting a gore on the inner crotch of inner pants or the like according to the present invention. b. Similarly, an explanatory view showing a state in which the carriage travels in the direction of the arrow and U-turns at a desired needle position in order to weave the gore.

FIG. 23 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which the carriage travels in the direction of the arrow to make a U-turn at a desired needle position in order to knit a gore in a bust such as a langerie and a sweater.

FIG. 24 is an explanatory diagram showing knitted stitches of the same.

FIG. 25. a. The rear view which shows another Example which knits a gore on the hip of the back body of inner pants. b. The front view which shows the other Example which knits a gore on the hip of the same front body.

FIG. 26 is a front view showing a state in which a gore is woven into the shoulder and the bust of the sweater.

FIG. 27 is an explanatory view showing a knitting method for the shoulder portion of the same.

FIG. 28 is an explanatory view showing a method of knitting tights and pantyhose.

FIG. 29. a. Same, side view. b. The enlarged view of the toe part.

FIG. 30 is an enlarged view showing another method of knitting the toe portion of the same.

FIG. 31 is an explanatory view showing a first step of performing 2 × 2 rubber stopper knitting, which is another knitting method in which the front stitches are made of rubber and the back stitches are made of pile.

FIG. 32 is an explanatory diagram showing a second step of carrying out the same knitting.

FIG. 33 is an explanatory diagram showing a third racking step of the same.

FIG. 34 is an explanatory view showing a fourth step of transferring the same.

[Explanation of symbols]

6, needle bed 7, needle 9, thread 10, pile-like stitch 1
1, stitches on transfer side 12, stitches on transfer side 13, inner pants
13a, inner pants legs 14, gussets 14, hip gussets 15, fastening knitting 16, rubber knitting on the outside and pile-like knitting on the back 18, bust gussets 19, seter
19a, the shoulder part of the server 20, tights, pantyhose 20a, toe 20b, instep part 20c, body part 20d, arch part 20e, heel part.

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A zigzag knitting is carried out by feeding a pair of needle beds with half the number of needles placed one by one and using needles facing diagonally on both needle beds as action needles. In the first step, the yarn taken out from the knitted needle is started to be knitted in reverse with the needle that is in the final position of the needle bed on the side where the needle at the beginning of knitting is loaded The second step of sequentially knitting the yarns and returning to a straight line and knitting, and moving one of the needle beds by an interval of the needle groove in order to directly face the needles that diagonally face each other and hold the stitches. Of the three steps and the facing needle,
The stitches held by the needles on the non-reverse knitting side in the second step are retained on the stitches retained on the respective needles on the return knitting side by the needles that have taken out the yarns in the second step. With the fourth step of transferring the stitches except for the stitches that have been made, and half of the needles that have been paused every other needle in the first step,
And, the fifth step of knitting in a zigzag shape by knitting the needles that are diagonally opposed to each other on both sides of the needle bed, and the yarn taken out from the knitted needles, the side where the needles at the beginning of knitting are loaded. At the final position of the needle bed of No. 6 and the diagonally opposite direction to the sixth step in which the needle that has not worked is knitted to the needle at the beginning of knitting, and the yarn is knitted sequentially and knitted back straight. A seventh step in which one needle bed is moved by the distance of the needle groove in order to directly face each needle holding the stitch, and the needle is held by each needle on the side that is not knitted back in the sixth step among the facing needles The stitches that have been
A flat knitted knitted knitting comprising an eighth step of transferring the stitches to the stitches held by the respective needles on the side of the return knitting, excluding the stitches held by the finished knitting needles of the sixth step of taking out the yarn Ground knitting method. 2. A knitting is performed in a zigzag pattern by arranging every other half of the needles loaded in a pair of needle beds, and by using each needle diagonally opposed to both needle beds as a working thread. One step, and the second step in which the knitted needles are reversely knitted to the respective needles of the needle bed into which the knitted needles are loaded and the knitted needles are returned to a straight line and knitted in opposition to each other in an oblique direction The third step of moving one needle bed by the distance of the needle groove in order to directly face the needles holding the The fourth step of transferring the existing stitches to the stitches held by the respective needles on the side of the return knitting, and half the number of the needles that have been paused every other needle in the first step, and both needles The fifth step of knitting in a zigzag shape by knitting with each needle facing the diagonal direction of the floor as an action insert, and knitting in reverse from the knitted needle 6th step of knitting each needle of the loaded needle bed sequentially and returning to a straight line and knitting, and moving one needle bed by the distance of the needle groove, as in the 3rd step. From the 7th step of allowing to perform, and the 8th step of transferring the stitches held by the respective needles on the non-return knitting side to the stitches held on the respective needles on the back knitting side, like the 4th step A knitting method of a flat knitted knitted fabric in which the front stitches for knitting a desired course are knitted with rubber and the back stitches are piled. 3. A bulge is desired to be formed while keeping the number of needles constant in order to knit gussets on the inner crotch and hips of inner pants or the like, or for knitting bulges on the shoulder line or bust of a sweater or the like. A method of knitting a flat knitted knitted fabric, which comprises repeating the step of U-turning the carriage at the needle position. 4. A two-carriage is used to start from the position near the toes of the soles of both tights and pantyhose, and the stop knit is knitted at that position, and a stop knit cord is formed.
After knitting, the toe is knitted by a knitting method that adds bulge to the knitted fabric,
A knitting method in which the instep and the heel are knitted and the arch part is knitted by a normal knitting method, then the body from the ankle to the thigh is knitted by a normal knitting method, and then the crotch and hips are knitted with the gusset. A knitting method for a flat knitted knitted fabric in which the body is knitted using only one carriage after the knitting in.