JPS6120671B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a knitting method, particularly a handicraft knitting method, for forming a picotto-shaped convex portion using a knitting yarn mass on a knitted surface.

It is widely practiced as a daily handicraft to make knitted fabrics suitable for hobbies by applying various knitting methods such as cross stitch, thin knitting, long knitting, long knitting, etc., and is used for interior products such as curtains, curtains, and small items such as shawls and mufflers. Bags such as handbags are made using these techniques, but in these handicraft techniques that have been commonly practiced, it is necessary to use only a certain level of weaving to form irregularities that cause large changes in the knitted surface. , its use was subject to restrictions.

In other words, in the tama knitting process, multiple long sections are pulled out at the same time, and the bead sections are tied together and formed between the stitches. According to this technique, a window is created in the long section that has been pulled out, creating a porous knitted fabric. I have no choice but to. Therefore, it has been technically difficult to form a knitted fabric in which a knitted fabric portion exists over the entire surface and has large irregularities on the surface.

The present invention takes into account changes to such knitting techniques, and although the knitted fabric has a knitting yarn part over the entire surface of the knitted fabric, irregularities are formed regularly or irregularly on the surface of the knitted fabric, thereby giving the knitted fabric a variety of colors and newness. The purpose of this invention is to provide a new organization method that can provide the following.

That is, the knitting method of the present invention is based on a required number of chain stitches, and then knits a fine stitch and then knits 2 to 3 chain stitches or long stitches at the needle tip using yarn pulled out from the fine stitch. The basic feature is that the above-mentioned fine knitting is combined with the knitting operation of pulling it out at once and knitting it into a basic link stitch, or in subsequent rows, knitting it into the next stitch of the previous link-like stitch, and repeating the knitting operation sequentially. It is.

Hereinafter, specific embodiments thereof will be further described based on the accompanying drawings.

FIGS. 1 to 9 sequentially show one method of forming a picotto-like yarn mass, which is the basis of the knitting method of the present invention. First, the required number of stitches 2 shown in FIG. The method of the invention begins by knitting with needles 1. This required number of stitches 2 forms the basis for subsequent knitting.
For example, when a handbag or other product is to be knitted, it is determined as appropriate depending on the size of the bag.

After knitting the required number of stitches 2, knitting is performed in the following order based on this.

That is, at one end of the required number of stitches 2,
1 stand up (see Figure 1), knit the fine stitch 3 there, pull out the knitting yarn from the fine stitch 3 using the needle 1 (see Figures 2 and 3), and knit the fine stitch 3 with the needle. 1
While resting, use the tip of needle 1 to knit 2 to 3 stitches on the next stitch, 4 stitches (3 stitches in the figure) (Figures 4 to 7)
(See figure) Pull out the third chain stitch 4 hanging on the needle 1 at the same time as the fine stitch 3 in the direction of the arrow in Figure 7 (see Figure 8) The basic chain stitch 2
Next, knit a fine stitch as shown by the arrow in Figure 8. (See FIG. 9) As a result, the second and third chain stitches are combined with the fine stitches to form a protruding portion 5 in the form of a thread mass.

FIG. 10 is a symbolic representation of an example of the knitting method of the present invention in which the knitting method of the present invention is repeatedly and continuously knitted based on the above-described knitting method. The stitches rise from one end P and continue knitting the first row using the above method, and after this is done in a circular manner on both the upper and lower sides of the basic chain stitch 2 in the diagram, the knitting moves to the next step at the rising end P. Then, using the last stitch in the previous row, increasing the number of stitches as necessary, knitting a fine stitch one stitch above that stitch, and then knitting both the fine stitch 3 and the second to third chain stitches 4. At the same time, the above-mentioned basic method of pulling out one time and knitting fine stitches to the next stitch is continuously performed, and the second stage is performed.
Organize the third row, etc. one after another.

In addition, when knitting the second and subsequent rows, the so-called next stitch in which a fine stitch is knitted is not exactly a chain stitch, but when knitting the previous row, by knitting a fine stitch in the next stitch. The stitches formed are like chain stitches.

As described above, by repeating the thin knitting, chain knitting, pulling operations, etc., some of which are shown in Fig. 10, the entire surface can be patterned regularly or irregularly, for example in the case of Fig. 10. It is possible to knit a knitted fabric in which protruding yarn lump portions 5 are alternately formed in each row in the wale direction, that is, in the longitudinal direction.

Figures 11 to 18 are shown in Figures 1 to 10 above by performing 2nd to 3rd stitches of chain stitches at the needle tip and combining them with the fine stitches by pulling them out at once and combining the 2nd to 3rd stitches of chain stitches. This is a case in which the convex part 5 is created by a bunch of warp threads, but a long knitting is used instead of the chain knitting of the second and third stitches.

In this case as well, there is basically no difference from the above-mentioned case; the basic chain stitch 2 is created as shown in Figures 1 to 4, and the fine stitch 3 is knitted rising from one end of the basic chain stitch 2. Then, the operation of pulling out the yarn from the fine knitting is first performed. Therefore, the 11th
FIGS. 5 to 17 correspond to FIGS. 5 to 9.

That is, when the yarn is pulled out from the fine knitting 3 as described above, a long knitted part 6 is knitted by a known method, and the long knitted part 6 is pulled out together with the fine knitted knitting 3 at the same time through the illustrated process ( (Refer to FIGS. 14 and 15), by knitting a fine stitch on the next stitch, a thread lump-like protrusion 5' is formed by combining the long stitch and the fine stitch.

Based on this basic operation, the 18th
According to the symbols shown in the figure, if the required number of stitches 2 are used as a base, fine stitches 3, long stitches 6, and both are continuously pulled out at once, the thread lump-like protruding portion 5'
It is possible to create knitted fabrics with regular or irregular formations on the surface of the knitted fabric.

FIG. 19 shows an example of the knitted fabric thus obtained, and a large number of protrusions 5 or 5' are regularly formed on the surface thereof. In this case, the protrusion 5 or 5'
The knitting yarns exist in the form of fine knitting even in the portions without holes, and do not form windows.

Fig. 20 shows an example of a product using the method of the present invention as described above. It can be easily knitted by applying the knitting method of the present invention using the above-mentioned methods without doing any You can get a handbag.

As described above, the method of the present invention can be extremely easily adapted to various shapes by appropriately selecting the number of basic chain stitches, and since it is a combination of fine stitches, chain stitches, or long stitches, operability is improved. in good condition,
In particular, by incorporating the drawing process, protrusions in the form of yarn lumps can be formed on the surface of the knitted fabric at any time, which has the advantage of providing a completely new knitted fabric compared to conventional ball knitting, etc., and is suitable for the handicraft field. It is extremely useful as a knitting technique that not only expands the scope of application and promotes the development of knitting methods, but also quickly responds to the various changes that modern handicrafts are aiming for.

The method of the present invention is particularly effective in handicrafts.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIGS. 1 to 9 are diagrams for explaining the knitting order showing an example of the basic operations of the method of the present invention, FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing the knitting mode by the method of the present invention partially using symbols, and FIG. 11 FIGS. 17 to 17 are diagrams for explaining the knitting order showing other basic operation examples of the method of the present invention, FIG. 18 is a partial explanatory diagram showing other knitting modes by the method of the present invention using symbols, and FIG. 19 is a diagram for explaining the knitting order according to the present invention. FIG. 20 is a schematic, partly omitted general view of a knitted fabric obtained by the method, and a perspective view showing an example of a product obtained by the method of the present invention. 1...needle, 2...basic chain stitch, 3...fine stitch,
4...Multiple chain sections, 5,5'...Protruding parts, 6
...Long story.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Form the required number of basic stitches, knit a fine stitch rising one end of the stitch, then pull out the thread from the fine stitch, leave the fine stitch resting on the needle, and use the needle tip to knit the next stitch. Knit 2 to 3 stitches of chain stitches or long stitches, pull out the 2nd to 3rd stitches of chain stitches or long stitches hanging on the needle at the same time as the fine stitches, and then knit the next stitch of the basic chain stitches. After knitting the knitting,
The operation of knitting the above-mentioned fine knitting, pulling out the thread from the fine knitting, knitting 2 to 3 stitches of chain stitches or long stitches with the needle tip, pulling this out at the same time as the fine stitching, and knitting it to the next stitch of the basic chain stitching. Repeat this to knit the first row of stitches adjacent to the basic chain stitch, then use the last stitch in the previous row to knit a fine stitch one stitch higher than that stitch, and take out the thread from the fine stitch, As in the first stage above, leave the fine knitting to rest and knit 2 to 3 stitches with the needle tip, or knit a long stitch and hang it on the needle.
~Pull out the third chain stitch or long stitch at once with the rested fine stitch, and knit the fine stitch to the next stitch in the previous row of knitting, and then apply fine stitch to the chain-like stitch formed. Knitting, followed by fine knitting, and second to third chain stitches or long knitting operations,
Knitting a second row of stitches following the first row by repeating a pulling operation and a fine knitting operation to the next stitch,
After that, the above-mentioned knitting operation is repeated to create knitted fabrics sequentially in multiple stages, with fine knitting and two to two knittings on the knitted surface.
A knitting method characterized by forming a picotto-shaped convex part by pulling out a third chain stitch or a long stitch.