JPS6024217B2 - handicraft needle - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a needle for knitting and knitting, crocheting and knitting.

Handicraft needles are known which are designed as hollow needles and have a thread outlet for tissue threads in the region of the needle tip. Depending on whether the needle is designed as a knitting needle or a crochet needle, knitting and knitting or crocheting and knitting can therefore be carried out with this needle. In the known embodiment, a movable extension hose is connected to the handle end of the knitting needle for receiving the stitches. These known craft needles allow only knitting and texture knitting or only crocheting and texture crocheting. A further disadvantage is that the known embodiments can only process mainly thick yarns. This is because, in order to entrain the tissue thread in the needle, in the known craft needles, in order to obtain sufficient internal space for passing the tissue thread,
This is because a relatively thick tip and a relatively large diameter are required. This also applies to the hose extension realized in one embodiment. In contrast, the subject matter of the present invention is that any combination of knitting, textured crocheting, tunesisch crocheting and textured crocheting is possible and that the seams between the knitting and crocheting techniques mentioned above are possible. The object of the present invention is to provide a handicraft needle for the purpose mentioned at the outset, which is possible taking into account no transitions.

Furthermore, the new craft needle makes it suitable for processing yarns of any thickness, especially relatively thin yarns, even in tissue knitting and tissue crocheting. In order to solve this problem, the present invention shows the following. In other words, a crochet needle is connected to one side of the tangent wire material, and a knitting needle is connected to the other side, and in this case, the connection between the wire material and the needle is formed so that the thread can easily pass through the wire, and the tangent wire material is It has at least one hole through which at least one tissue thread, or tissue thread loop, can pass. "Threading a thread" means that the connection is made as follows. This means that the crocheting yarn loop or the knitting yarn loop can slide over even the most obstructive thread connection locations.
According to an advantageous embodiment of the invention, the flexible wire is a synthetic wire, the holes being formed by splices. If the flexible wire is a synthetic wire, the wire is flattened in the region of the holes and has slits as holes in the flattened areas. The invention particularly assumes that a pair of craft needles according to the invention is sufficient for implementing any knitting technique.
Simple knitting and crocheting and their combinations are carried out by picking up the stitches with knitting and crocheting needles, with the stitch rows of the knitted or crocheted section being placed on the needle for subsequent processing with each knitting or crocheting. can be shifted arbitrarily. The same applies to further embodiments according to the invention having the following features. That is, the knitting needles are connected to the crochet hooks via double-wire threads, and the two-wire thread has an anti-separation connection in the central region between the two needles. Furthermore, the handicraft needle according to the invention can be applied to the knitting and crocheting techniques originally addressed.
Tissue knitting and tissue crochet can continue.

Therefore, in the first embodiment of the present invention,
The thread is moved regularly over the tangential wire until just in front of the hole, and then the thread is inserted into the hole two more times, the length of the thread having to correspond to the width of the piece. The stitch is then moved over the hole, so that this hole takes on the role of a shuttle. In a second embodiment according to the invention, the stitches are staggered regularly on the double wire up to just before the joint, and then the tissue yarn is doubled and inserted between the double wires before the joint. In this case, the length of the weaving thread must correspond to the width of the work. The stitch is then moved over the joint, so that this joint takes on the role of a shuttle. In both craft needles according to the invention, the tissue thread is automatically inserted into the relevant stitch row,
And at the end of the work, it can be adjusted exactly to the width of the work. During tissue knitting, the knitting section started from the knitting needle side is passed over the hole to the crochet needle side in order to draw in the tissue yarn, and then returned to the knitting needle side, so that it can be continued by the knitting needle of the second craft needle. . The threads of the tissue are then knitted together with the first stitch in order to secure the threads. During tissue crocheting, the crochet section started from the crochet side is moved to the needle side to draw in the tissue yarn and then back to the crochet side.
The loop of tissue yarn is knitted or secured with the first stitch. Next, another feature important to the present invention will be explained.

In the present invention, the flexible wire material is made of a synthetic material, and the double wire material is made of two metal bonding materials or two synthetic materials. The synthetic wire preferably consists of a thermoplastic synthetic material that is particularly flexible and wear-resistant. The bond preferably consists of an adhesive bond, a shrink film or a clasp ring. Adhesive bonding may be carried out by simply depositing both wires in the central area between the two needles. However, a so-called permanently longitudinal connection or clamping can also be realized by means of a shrink film. To suit this purpose, the needle is designed in both embodiments as a hollow needle with a synthetic coating or at least as a hollow needle at the end, with a tangential wire or two at the end of the hollow needle. A double line village is attached, and this attachment can be performed by simple gluing or the like. In the case of two-lane wires, the wire ends are pre-welded or covered with a shrink film.

In order to use the handicraft needle according to the invention without any problems later,
the transition from the steerable wire or two-lane material to the respective needle;
and the resistance of the envelope of the flexible wire or two-lane material is such that the stitches of the work to be made pass with as little resistance as possible from the needle to the respective wire section and, in the case of textured knitting and textured crocheting, over holes or joints. It is very important that it is small enough to be able to move back into the needle. The end of the needle therefore also has a conical taper;
This taper forms a solid transition between the needle and the wire or double wire and facilitates the thread crossing this connection. Within the scope of the invention, it is also possible to connect two knitting needles or two hooks to one another via a threaded wire or a two-way wire.

In this case, the handicraft needle according to the invention is suitable exclusively for knitting or textured knitting, or for simultaneous crocheting on two sides or textured crocheting. Monochromatic and/or polychromatic patchwork effects can thereby be obtained, for example by each side of the work exhibiting a partial advancing row and a partial returning row. Additional benefits are obtained by incorporating tissue threads. The advantages obtained by the present invention are mainly as follows.

With the handicraft needle according to the invention, the various techniques of knitting and texture knitting, crocheting and texture crochet, and also Tunisic crochet can be arbitrarily combined with one another. Furthermore, a seamless transition between these rope and crochet techniques is possible, with knitting yarn,
Crochet yarn and tissue yarn can be optionally interchanged with each other.
Moreover, the weaving threads do not have to be forced through the entire width of the work, which allows for example the deformation of completely new patterns. Such a pattern can be obtained in the following manner both in textured crochet and textured knitting. That is, texture threads of various colors are drawn through the work on a monochromatic ground plain woven according to several patterns, so as to produce a graphical or diagrammatic effect. Furthermore, in the handicraft needle according to the invention, the knitting needles and crochet needles are constructed with a relatively small outer diameter, so that when knitting or knitting and crocheting or knitting, yarns of arbitrary thickness and especially Very fine yarns can be processed, which is not possible with previously known craft needles for tissue knitting and tissue crocheting, since the tissue threads are guided through the interior space of the needle. The handicraft needle according to the invention, based on any crochet technique, allows completely new processing of woolen yarns that significantly exceeds the scope of traditional handicrafts due to the possibility of patterns and at the same time the possibility of color changes. be. Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In the figure, needles for handicrafts are shown for knitting and tissue knitting, crocheting and tissue crocheting, and Tunisic crocheting. In the handicraft needle according to FIG. 1, a knitting needle 1 is connected to a crochet hook 3 via a tangent wire 2. The wire 2 has a hole 4 in the central area between both needles.
The wire 2 preferably consists of a thermoplastic synthetic material. The hole 4 can consist of a section of the wire 2 that is provided with a slit and crushed flat. In the embodiment shown, the hole 4 is formed by a splice. The needles 1, 3 are designed as hollow needles with a synthetic coating 5. The wire 2 is attached to the hollow needle end. The needles 1, 3 have a conical taper as a connection, which taper is
Since the stitches are moved between the needle and the line village 2, an even transition is formed. In the handicraft needle shown in FIG. 3, the knitting needle 1 is connected to the crochet needle 3 via a flexible double wire rod 6 or two wire rods of the same length.

The double wire 6 has an anti-separation joint 7 or a clamping part in the area of the central part of both needles.

The double wire village 6 can consist of two metal wires, but it is also advantageous to use two synthetic wires made of thermoplastic synthetic material.

The joint 7 can consist of an adhesive joint or a shrink film, although a vertical mounting ring is shown. needle 1,
3 is likewise designed as a hollow needle with a synthetic coating 5. A two-lane member 6 is attached to the hollow needle end.

The needles 1, 3 in this embodiment also have a conical taper 8 at their ends, which forms a smooth transition for moving the stitch between the needle and the double wire. In principle, two knitting needles 1 or two crocheting needles 3 can also be connected to each other via a wire 2, but this is not shown.

In FIGS. 2 and 4, several stages in tissue crocheting are shown and are clear from the figures.

The tissue crocheting process follows the sequence a) to i) in the figure.
Craft needles have the symbols already explained. Crochet yarns have the designation HF and tissue yarns have the designation WF.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram of a handicraft needle according to the invention with a knitting needle and a crochet needle, FIG. 2a, FIG. 2b, FIG. 2c, FIG. 2d,
Figures 2e, 2f, 2g, 2h and 2i
The figure is a schematic diagram of the tissue crocheting process for the object of Figure 1;
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a modified embodiment of the object in FIG. 1, and FIG.
Figures 4b, 4c, 4d, 4e, 4f
Figures 4g, 4h and 4i are schematic representations of the tissue crocheting process for the subject of Figure 3. 1...Knitting needles, 2...Wire rod, 3...
-Crochet hook, 4...hole, 6...double wire rod, 7...joint part, 8...tapered part. FL9,l Fi9.2o Fig. 2b Fi9.2c Fi9.2d Fig. 2e Fig. 2f Fig. 29 Fi9.2h F. 2i Fi93 Fi9.40 Fig. Mb Fig. Mu C yen 9. Mud Fig-Mue Fig. Fig. M9 Fig. Muh Fi9-Mui

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A crochet hook 3 is connected to one side of a flexible wire 2, and a knitting needle 1 is connected to the other side, and the wire 2 and the needles 1, 3 are connected to each other.
The connection between them is shaped so that the thread can easily pass over it, and the flexible wire 2 has at least one hole 4 through which at least one tissue thread wf or tissue thread loop can pass. Craft needles for knitting, knitting, crocheting and crocheting. 2. The flexible wire 2 is configured as a synthetic wire,
The handicraft needle according to claim 1, wherein the hole 4 is formed by splicing. 3. The flexible wire 2 is configured as a synthetic wire,
2. A handicraft needle according to claim 1, wherein the wire is flattened in the area of the hole 4 and has a slit. 4. The needles 1, 3 are designed as hollow needles with a synthetic coating 5 or at least at their ends, and the wire 2 is attached to the hollow needle ends;
A handicraft needle according to one of claims 1 to 3. 5. According to claims 1 to 4, the ends of the needles 1, 3 have a conical taper 8, which taper forms a smooth transition between the needle and the wire. Handicraft needles listed in item 1. 6. The handicraft needle according to claims 1 to 3, wherein the knitting needles 1 or crocheting needles 3 are connected to each other via a wire rod 2. 7. The knitting needles 1 are connected to the crochet hooks 3 via a flexible double wire 6, and the double wire 6 has an anti-separation connection 7 in the central region between both needles. Craft needles for knitting, knitting, crocheting and crocheting. 8. The handicraft needle according to claim 7, wherein the double wire rod 6 is composed of two metal wire rods or two synthetic wire rods. 9. Handicraft needle according to claim 7 or 8, wherein the coupling part 7 consists of an adhesive coupling part, a shrink film or a tightening ring. 10 The needles 1, 3 are designed as hollow needles with a synthetic coating 5 or at least at their ends, and a double wire 6 is attached to the hollow needle ends. A handicraft needle according to one of the items 7 to 9. 11. Claims 7 to 10, in which the ends of the needles 1, 3 have a conical taper 8, which as a needle forms a smooth transition between the double wires. 1
Handicraft needles listed in . 12. The handicraft needle according to claim 7 or 8, wherein the knitting needles 1 or crochet needles 3 are connected to each other via a double wire rod 6.