KR100205192B1 - Tubular knitted fabric having a three-dimensional silhouette shape and method - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a letter forming a three-dimensional silhouette by changing the circumferential length of a letter by increasing or decreasing the number of urine in one letter, which is usually formed by a front letter and a back letter connected to the side edges. It is to provide.

Description

Letters with three-dimensional silhouettes and their knitting methods

1 is a knitting course of a straight portion as a knitting course of a normal letter of the present invention.

FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 are knitted fabrics for preparing to form a tightening from a straight portion of a normal letter.

4 to 32 are knitting courses for shortening the circumferential length by reducing the number of wells for forming a tightness wound from a straight portion of a normal letter.

33 to 73 are knitting courses for increasing the circumferential length by increasing the number of wells for forming the tightening from the straight portion of the normal letter.

74 is an exploded view of a letter when organized according to the present invention.

75 is a front view of the wound portion of the normal letter knitted by the method according to the present invention.

76 is a front view showing a modification of the wound portion of the normal letter knitted by the method of the present invention.

77 is a front view showing another modification of the wound portion of the normal letter knitted by the method of the present invention.

78 is a front view showing another modification of the wound portion of the normal letter knitted by the method according to the present invention.

79 is a front view showing another modification of the wound portion of the wound letter knitted by the method according to the present invention.

* Explanation of symbols for main parts of the drawings

FD: Lower lower needle-bed bed

BD: Lower lower needle-bed bed

FU: Upper upper knee-bed bead BU: Rear upper knee-bed bead

A to Z: single needle (lower needles) a to z: single needle (higher needles)

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention [0001] The present invention relates to a normal letter and a knitting method thereof in which a three-dimensional silhouette is formed by changing its circumference in a normal letter.

In the case of conventional letter formation, conventionally, the letter of the front needle of the flat knitting machine having the needle-bed bed, which has been paired before and after, is suddenly fed to form the letter in front and then to the needle of the rear needle-bed bed. Normal letters are organized by organizing letters in the rear, with both ends being addressed to the letter in front, and then repeating them sequentially.

Ordinary letters organized in the above-described manner can be used for medical treatment of sweaters, tights, pants and the like. In addition, a normal letter may increase or decrease the number of submersions used for knitting during the knitting and eventually change the wells, thereby increasing or decreasing the circumference of the letter in sequence.

As an example of increasing the immersion to increase the circumference of the letter, the sleeve may be knitted such that the width of the sleeve is widened from the cuff by increasing the number of immersions used for knitting.

In addition, as a known example of reducing the circumference of the letter to reduce the circumference of the letter, as shown in Korean Patent Publication No. H2-229248, the sleeve and the body, which are usually separately knitted on the needle-bed, are knitted under the armpit area, respectively. This is to reduce the immersion gradually.

However, in the conventional case, when forming a letter having a shape in which the front and rear shapes are symmetrical to each other, for example, a gourd, it is not a problem at all, but when making a sweater and a dress with such a normal letter, In the phenomenon of the human body to be worn, the best part of the front letter needs to form a bulge, but since the rear letter part in such a position is the back part, the front and rear shapes are mutually so that it is necessary to have a shape without swelling. It is not symmetrical. Therefore, if the number of wells of the front letter is gradually increased while maintaining the normal state, and the number of wells is decreased to form the swelling of the front letter, a difference is made between the number of wells of the rear letter and the front of the number of wells Both ends of the letter are stretched to the rear letter side to form a normal letter in a state in which the length of the thread connecting the portion is extended.

As a result, the portion connecting the front and rear letters is extended to form clothes such as a sweater, tights, and pants, and when worn, the knitted letters at both ends of the back letter and the front letter are worn. There is a problem that the letter is broken because the letter is divided between the two ends of the letter and the two ends of the letter in front of the loop.

In addition, there is a problem that knitting is broken if the difference in the number of wells between the front letter and the rear letter is too large, and the difference in the number of wells with the front letter is limited, and the shape of the swelling and the change in the circumferential length are also limited. There was a problem that it became.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been proposed in view of the above-described problems, and an object thereof is to provide a conventional letter and a knitting method having a three-dimensional silhouette which can obtain a natural fit without damaging the appearance.

According to the present invention, in order to achieve the above-mentioned wood, first, a letter forming method of a letter having a three-dimensional silhouette according to the present invention includes a front letter and a back letter with a flat knitting machine in which needles are placed up, down, before, and after. A process of organizing letters in a normal state in a continuous state at both ends thereof, and increasing or decreasing the number of wells in the front and back letters of the normal letter so that a difference in the number of wells occurs between the other letters, With the process of suddenly ducting to the vacant needle or vacancy of the other needle which substitutes the needle of the well-numbered side to the needle-side of the other side, A three-dimensional process including a step of suddenly feeding the knitting needles other than the loop-moving at the time of the formation of the letter on the side, and a step of moving the moving loop-knocked over the loop-looped copulation It relates to a knitting method of a normal letter with ruet.

In addition, the present invention is a step of forming a letter in the state that the front letter and the back letter are continuous at both ends with a flat knitting machine in which needle needles are disposed up, down, before and after, respectively, The process of increasing the number of wells in one letter in the front and back letters so that the number of wells is different between the letters in the other and the number of wells in the number of wells When twisting or torsion occurs in the loop when the loop is moved to the knitting needle of the loop, the loop includes a process of knitting by changing the steeping direction to be twisted in a direction in which the twist or twist is resolved.

In addition, in a letter normally formed of a front letter and a rear letter connected with a letter having a three-dimensional silhouette at the side edge portion, the circumferential length of the letter is changed to form a three-dimensional silhouette by increasing or decreasing the number of wells.

Either the front or rear of the so-called "four velvet" with the needles up and down, and the front and the rear, respectively, to one side of the needles, for example, the front letter of the sweater to the other side of the needles. The back letter is knitted in the state of being connected at both ends.

When the front letter portion of the sweater, which is normally knitted, becomes the portion forming the swelling of the chest, the number of wells of the back letter is kept as it is and the number of wells of the front letter is gradually increased by the amount to form the swelling.

The number of wells in the front letter is increased and moved to the back of the lu-flous on both ends of the front letter to reduce the difference between the number of wells in the back letter.

At this time, when a new loop is formed by the sudden death of the loop, which is transferred to the rear letter, and the loop is returned from the relationship with the direction of the yarn when the loop is returned to the front letter, the loop of this part is -When the rope is moved from the front letter to the back letter, move it in a pre-twisted direction in which the twist is eliminated.

This eliminates the kink when the new lup manifested here returns from the back letter to the front letter.

In addition, when the number of wells of the front letter increases and then the number of wells is to be reduced, the above is performed as described above.

Thus, three-dimensional unevenness | corrugation is formed in the said letter by changing the circumference length by increasing or decreasing the well number of either the front letter or the back letter.

A normal letter having a three-dimensional silhouette and a knitting method thereof according to the present invention will be described next with reference to the drawings.

The letter used in this embodiment is not shown, but the so-called "four-bed bent flat knitting machine" with two pairs of needle-and-bed beads that were replaced before and after, and the carriages are Nitting Lock 1 and Transfer Lock. Is a single lock with only one in phase.

Figures 1 to 73 show the knitting process, in which FD is the front lower needle-bed, FU is the front upper needle-bed, BD is the rear lower needle, and BU is the rear upper needle-bed. The symbols A to Z on the needle-bed are the needles of the lower needle and the needles of the upper needle-bed.

Here, the letter is explained by the organization of the flat tissue, and the number of submerged water is used.

In this embodiment, it is also possible to suddenly counterclockwise to form a letter, usually in a forward and backward symmetry, to gradually reduce the number of wells of the letter in front of the letter and to reduce the circumferential length, and then to increase the number of wells again. As shown in the figure, for example, it shows a process of forming the so-called winding of the Westline.

As shown in Fig. 2, the straight part of the letter is knitted in a state where the front lower needle-bed bed FD and the rear lower needle-bed bed BD are connected at both ends thereof (knitting needles A and T).

In Fig. 2, the carriage proceeds to the right and the yarn is suddenly fed to the knitting needles A to T of the front lower teeth and velvet FD, and the carriage advances to the left in Fig. 3 and the rear lower and vetted BD is The yarns are fed to the knitting needles T to A of to form a knitting cloth.

Then, after repeating the course of FIGS. 2 and 3, once in FIG. 4, the lower needle needle A-G and N-T of the lower needle-bed bed FD are attached to the rear needle-bed bed. The single needles a to g and n to t of BU are moved.

Here, the repetition of the coarse of FIGS. 2 and 3 is repeated because at least every two coarsers are reduced so that the shifted loops, which will be described later, do not cause torsion.

In Fig. 5, the rear needle-bed bed BD and BU are racked by one portion of the needle to the right, so that the loops connected to the knitting needles a to g of the rear upper needle-bed bed BU are placed on the front lower-needle-bed bed FD. It moves to knitting needles B to H, and puts it in the state where it overlaps with the loop which was originally in the knitting needle H of the lower lower teeth-develbed FD.

In FIG. 6, the rear needle-bed BD BD is returned by racking one needle to the left, so that the loop is fixed to n to t of the single needle of the rear lower needle-bed BD. Move the knitting needles M to S of the beveled FD, and make the loop looped on the knitting needle n of the rear lower teeth-the velvet BD overlap with the loops originally in the knitting needle M of the front lower teeth-the velvet FD. .

Then, in Fig. 7, the yarns are suddenly fired on the knitting needles B to S of the lower lower knee-dented FD to form the lupe. The tip decreases at the knitting needles B to S and decreases by 2 loops.

In FIG. 8, the yarns are suddenly fed to the needles T to B of the rear lower teeth-velved BD to form a loop, and in FIG. -Form a frying.

In FIG. 10, GNM, which moves the feeder fed suddenly to knitting needle A of the rear lower needle-bed bed BD, moves out of the knitting area on the left side. The needles B to S form a loop, and the needle T is co-precipitated into a duck state.

In Fig. 12, the loop lug hung on the needles B to G of the lower lower teeth-blvd FD is moved to the needles b to g of the upper upper teeth-blvd, and in FIG. Rack the BU to the right by 1 part, move the knitting needles b to g of the upper upper teeth-bedbed BU to the knitting needles C to H of the lower lower teeth-bedbed FD, and overlap the original loop with the knitting needle H. We put together. At the same time, the loop of the needle A of the rear lower teeth-blvd BD is brought to the needle B of the front lower teeth-blvd FD.

Here, for example, in Fig. 8, when knitting the needles T to B of the lower lower teeth-develbed BD in the same steep direction, i.e., if the same operation as in Fig. 9 is not performed, the loop is moved from Fig. 13. (Loop, which hangs on the knitting needle B of the front lower teeth-develbed FD) becomes a twisted shape as indicated by X in FIG.

Then, in FIG. 14, the rear needle-needle BDs to BU are racked and returned to the left by one needle, and the yarns are suddenly fed to the knitting needles S to B of the rear lower needle-veed BD to form a loop.

In Fig. 15, the lupe that is hooked to the knitting needles N to S of the lower lower teeth-develvet FD is moved to the knitting needles n to s of the upper upper teeth-develvet BU, and the jaw of the knitting needle T in FIG. Move to the lower needle _ velvet BD knitting needle T.

During this movement, the looped lupe on the rear lower loin-velved BD is allowed to cross over the loop-up of the lower loin T on the moved forward lower loin-develbed FD.

This is done in the form of a letter in this letter, for example in the case of a baling needle, which causes the looping needle on the receiving side to raise the loop on the needle to a position beyond the leading edge of the batter.

Also, when the knitting needle is knitted by the compound needle, when the knitting needle on the side receiving the loop rises, the loop-locked on the knitting needle rises on the slider, and when the knitting needle is retracted, the loop is moved by sliding on the slider. Make sure you knock over the top of the rope.

In FIG. 16, the rear needle-bed bed BD and BU are racked left by one needle, and the needles n to s of the needles n to s of the rear upper needle-bed bed BU are knitted. It moves to -R, and it overlaps with the loop | rope which originally existed in knitting needle M. At the same time, the loop of the needle T of the rear lower teeth-blvd BD is transferred to the needle S of the front lower teeth-blvd FD.

Here, when the needle T of the rear lower needle-bed Bed BD of the lower lower needle-bed Bed BD is not formed in FIG. 14 is transferred to the needle needle S of the front lower needle-bedbed FD in FIG. The knitting stitches held on the needle needle T of the needle-bed bed FD are tied and placed under the needle needle S of the lower lower needle-bed bed FD.

As can be seen from the knitting of Figs. 11 to 16, the knitting of the duct of the duck needle T of the knitting needle T of the front lower teeth-dlvbed FD in Fig. 11 finally forms a normal letter so as to be like other loops. In Figure 11, the pulling amount of the knitting of the duct of the duck needle T of the knitting needle T of the lower lower knee-bed bead FD is preferably equal to the thread length forming the unit knitting.

In FIG. 17, the knitting needles B to S of the lower lower teeth-velved BD are steeped to form loops, and in FIG. The process of FIG. 17 and 18 is repeated once more.

In Fig. 19, the loop-up which is hooked to the knitting needles B to G and N to S of the front lower teeth-blvd FD is moved to the knitting needles b to g, n to s of the rear upper teeth-blvd BU. In the figure, the needle-backed BD and BU of the rear side are racked by one needle to the right, so that the loop needles b-g of the rear upper-needle-bed BU and the needles C-H of the front lower-needle-Dedvet FD. Move to the top of the loop-loop that originally existed in knitting needle H.

In Fig. 21, the rear needle-bed bend BD BU is racked to the left by one needle to return and the loop lowered on the knitting needles n to s of the rear lower needle-deed bend BD is lower than the front lower needle. The loops, which are moved to the knitting needles M to R of the Bedd FD, and which are hooked to the knitting needles N of the rear lower teeth-the velvet BD, are combined with the loops originally present in the knitting needles M of the front lower teeth-the velvet FD.

Then, in Fig. 22, the yarns C-R of the front lower teeth-dlvbed FD are suddenly formed to form a loop. The tip decreases in knitting needles C-R and also decreases by two bases. In FIG. 23, the knitting needle of the rear lower knee-develbed BD ADP steep feeder is moved out of the knitting area on the left, and then in FIG. In the lower lower needle-bed Bedd FDDML, the needle needle C-R is fed, the needle needle C-R is fed, and the needle needle C-R forms a loop, and the needle needle S is co-precipitated and becomes duck.

In Fig. 27, the loop-up which is hooked to the needle needles C to G of the lower lower teeth-develbed FD is moved to the needle needle CG of the upper upper teeth-develbed BU, and in Fig. 28 the knee needles BD. Rack the BU to the right by 1 bar and move the knitting needle CG of the rear upper teeth-velvet BU to the knitting needle DH of the front front lower teeth-velvet FD, overlapping with the loops that originally existed in knitting needle H do. At the same time, the loop of the needle B of the lower lower needle-bed BD is moved to the needle B of the lower needle-battery FD.

In FIG. 29, the rear needle-BD BD.BU is racked to the left by one needle to return to the left, so that the needle needle R-C of the rear lower needle-BD is subjected to sudden death to form a loop.

In Fig. 30, the loop lowered on the needle NR of the lower lower teeth-the velvet FD is moved to the nip chip nr of the upper upper teeth-the vetted BU. -Move to Bleed BD of Deviled BD.

In this movement, as described above, the lupe anchored to the knitting needle of the rear lower knee-blvd BD is knocked over the upper lure of the front lower knee-dlvbed FD.

In FIG. 31, the rear needle bed BD.BU is racked to the left as much as one boom, and the loop needle of nr of the upper upper teeth-vetted BU is moved to the needle MQ of the front lower teeth-vetted FD It merges with the loops originally in M.

At the same time, move the loop of the needle S of the rear lower teeth-bedbed BD to the needle R of the front lower teeth-bedbed FD.

Thus, the first to third degrees are repeated a predetermined number of times to reduce the circumferential length of the letter, and then, in FIG. 32, the yarns are suddenly fed to the knitting needle CR of the lower lower teeth-velved FD to form a loop. Increase well number again after FIG. That is, in Fig. 33, the lupe fixed to the needle H of the front lower teeth-the velvet FD is placed on the needle h of the upper upper teeth-the velvet BU, and the lupe of the needle CG of the front lower teeth-the velvet FD. Move to the knitting needle cg on the rear upper needle velvet BU.

In FIG. 35, the rear needle-bed BD.BU is racked by one portion of the needle to the left, and then the loop-up hanging on the needle needles c to h seconds of the rear upper teeth-bedbed BU is placed in the front lower teeth. Transfer the needle needle BG of the Bedd FD, and at the same time, the needle needle MR of the front lower teeth-velvet FD to the needle needle NS of the rear upper teeth-velvet BU.

Then, in FIG. 36, the rear needle-bed bed BA.BU is racked to the right by 1 needle and returned to the upper needle-back. Move to the single needle m to s of Folded FD.

In FIG. 37, the lower lower needle teeth are suddenly fed to the needle needle RC of the BD and the end is ducted to the needle needle B which is co-precipitated. Form a frying.

In FIG. 39, the duct of the needle B of the rear lower needle vetted BD is transferred to the needle B of the front lower needle undved FD in FIG. 37, and in FIG. Move.

After feeding the feeder from the right side to the needle S of the front lower loin-battery FD in FIG. 41 and forming a loop, the epi-der is moved out of the knitting region on the right in FIG. 42 to the rear in FIG. 43. A needle is suddenly fed to the knitting needle R-B of the lower teeth-velvet BD to form a loop.

In Figure 44, the loop of the lower needle S of the lower lower knee-beded FD is transferred to the lower needle of the lower lower knee-beded BD of two o'clock, and the lower needle lowers to the lower needle CR of the lower lower knee-beded FD of FIG. Form a loop.

Thus, according to the coarse of the 33 degrees to 45 degrees, the loop was hooked to the knitting needle CR of the rear lower teeth-dented BD in FIG. 32, and it became hooked on the knitting needle BS, and the number of wells increased by 2 divisions. It becomes.

And, in Fig. 46, the lupe on the needle H of the front lower teeth-blvd FD is hung on the needle H of the rear upper teeth-Dubbed BU, and the needle M of the front lower-needle FD, The loops of the upper upper teeth-the velvet BU with the needles m respectively, and then the loop of the lower needles CG of the front lower teeth-the velvet FD in FIG. Move to BU of needle CG.

In Fig. 48, after racking the needle-backed BD.BU to the left by one needle, the lower-needle-backed belt is placed on the loop needle c ~ h of the rear upper teeth-bedbed BU. Transfer the needle needle BG of the FD and at the same time move the needle needle MR of the front lower teeth-velvet FD to the needle needle NS of the rear upper teeth-velvet BU. Then, in FIG. 49, the rear needle-bed BD.BU is racked to the right by one needle and returned, and the upper needle-screwed loop is held on the knitting needle ms of the rear upper teeth- vetted BU. Move to Bed needle M ~ S of Bedd FD.

In FIG. 50, the yarns S to B of the rear lower teeth-blvd BD are suddenly fed; in FIG. 51, yarns are fed into the needles BS of the front lower teeth-velved FD; Rapidly feed on needles S to B and feed to needles B to S of the lower teeth-velvet FD in FIG. 53 and suddenly feed to needles B to S of the lower teeth-velvet FD in FIG. 53 to form loops. do.

In this way, the loops hung on the knitting needles C-R of the front lower teeth-develbed FD in FIG. 45 become hung on knitting needles B to S, and the number of wells is also increased by two divisions.

Then, the number of wells is increased by repeating the same coss from the 33rd to the 52nd degree to the 54th degree. In other words, in Fig. 54, the lupe on the needle H of the front lower teeth-blved FD is attached to the needle H of the rear upper teeth-Dived F BU, and the needle M of the front lower teeth-velved FD. After looping the lupe to the upper upper teeth-svetted needle m, respectively, in Fig. 55, the lower needles of B-G of the lower lower teeth-velved FD and the lower needles of the rear upper teeth-svetted BU Transfer to b-g.

In FIG. 56, the rear needle-beded BD.BU is racked to the left by 1 needle, and then the lower lupe of the rear upper-needle BU is attached to the needle-bar bh. To the needles A to G, and at the same time, the needles M to S of the front lower teeth-velvet FD to the needle nt of the rear upper teeth-velvet BU. Then, in Fig. 57, the rear needle-bed BD.BU is racked to the right by one needle and returned, so that the loop lowered on the biasing mt of the rear upper needle-bed BU is lifted. Move to Beddit mt of Bedd FD.

In FIG. 58, the yarns are fed to the needles S to B of the lower lower teeth-beded BD, the end is ducted to the needle needle A which is co-precipitated, and in FIG. Form a loop. In FIG. 60, the duct of the needle A of the rear lower teeth-velved BD is shifted to the needle A of the front lower abuni- velvet FD in FIG. 58, and in FIG. Move to.

After feeding the feeder from right side to feeder T and forming a loop in FIG. 62, the feeder T of the lower lower teeth-undedted FD is moved out of the knitting region on the right in FIG. The yarns are suddenly fed to the knitting needles S to A of the lower lower teeth-velved BD to form a loop.

Transfer the loops of the needle T of the front lower teeth-velved FD to the needle T of the posterior lower teeth-velved BD in FIG. 65, and suddenly feed the needles B-S of the front lower teeth-velved FD in FIG. To form a loop.

According to the cors from Figs. 54 to 66, the loops are hung on the knitting needles B to S of the rear lower teeth-dented BD in Fig. 53, and the wells are hanging on the knitting needles A to T. The number is increased by two divisions.

Also, in Fig. 67, the loop-up which is hooked to the knitting needle H of the front lower teeth-dlvbed FD is attached to the knitting needle h of the rear upper teeth-dlvbed BU and the knitting needle M of the front lower teeth-dlvbed FD. After looping the lupe to the knitting needles m of the upper upper teeth-bedbed BU, respectively, the loops of the needles B to G of the lower lower teeth-bedbed FD of the lower upper teeth-bedbed BU in FIG. Move to the needles b to g.

In FIG. 69, after the rear needle-bed BD BU was racked by one needle to the left, the loop-up hung on the knitting needles b to h of the rear upper needle-bed bed BU was lowered to the front needle-bed The needles A to G of the FD are moved, and at the same time, the needles M to S of the front lower needle-bed bed FD are transferred to the needles n to t of the rear upper needle-bed bed BU. Then, in Fig. 70, the rear needle-bed bend BD BU is racked to the right by one needle, and the loop is held by the needles m to t of the rear upper teeth- vetted BU. Transfer to the deviation MT of Deviled FD.

In FIG. 71, yarns T-A of the lower lower teeth-velved BD are fed, and in FIG. The yarns are suddenly fed to the knitting needles T to A of the BD to form loops.

In this way, the loops hung on the knitting needles S to S of the front lower teeth-dented FD in FIG. 66 become hung on the knitting needles A to T, and the number of wells is also increased by two divisions.

The conventional letter organized in this way reduced the number of wells in the front letter only, as shown in FIG. Afterwards, a letter having an asymmetrical silhouette can be organized, and both ends of the back letter are turned to the front letter side.

In addition, in the shop embodiment, the rear needle-bed bead BD-BU is racked, but the front needle-bed bead FD may be racked, or both may be racked.

In the above embodiment, the number of wells in the front letter is reduced to form a tightening force, but as shown in FIG. 76, the number of wells in one side of the front letter is also reduced, on the contrary, as shown in FIG. You can also increase the number of wells on one side, and further increase the number of wells at both ends of the front letter, as shown in Figure 77, and then reduce it to form bloat, or combine them properly to create a complex and three-dimensional silhouette. It can form, and can be freely as desired.

As described above, the present invention prevents an excessive increase in the number of wells between the front and rear letters when the number of wells of the front letter and the rear letter increases the number of wells to form three-dimensional unevenness in the letter. In order to do this, the step of the letter on the side with the large number of the numbers is moved to the end of the letter on the side with the small number of the number of the wells, so that the difference in the number of wells between the one letter and the other letter becomes too large as in the prior art. The problem that the knitting yarn to connect is cut | disconnected can be eliminated.

Nevertheless, in order to prevent the difference in the number of wells between one letter and the other unfolding from becoming too large, the end of the letter on the side with the number of the wells is moved to the end of the letter on the side with the few wells. If the loop is twisted, the loop is moved from one letter to the other in a twisted direction in the direction of the kink to be eliminated, so no twist occurs in the shifted loop.

Accordingly, the conventional letter has the advantage of forming a three-dimensional silhouette that can be obtained a natural fit rich in ups and downs in a state without the stretch and twist of the loop at the connecting portion.

Claims (3)

The process of organizing letters in the state where the front letter and the back letter are continuous at both ends with the flat knitting machine having the needles bent up and down, and the front and back respectively, and the front letter and the back letter of the letter When the number of wells in one letter is increased or decreased so that a difference in the number of wells occurs between the other letters, and the knitting is shifted from the needle of the number of wells to the stitch of the needle of the lesser one Other than the loop which moves at the time of the formation of the letter of the side having the sudden loop to the copulation of the other knee-bedbed which substitutes the knitting hand which hangs the moving loop, and the side having the moving loop A method of knitting a normal letter having a three-dimensional silhouette, including the process of suddenly feeding on the knitting needle and the moving Lu-Pup to knock over over the lu-Pup ducted to co-precipitation. Prize. The process of organizing letters in the state where the front letter and the back letter are continuous at both ends with the flat knitting machine which laid the needles before and after the lower and front, respectively, and the front and rear letters of the letter The process of increasing or decreasing the number of wells of one letter and making a difference in the number of wells with the other letter, and a loop of the needle of the number of wells to the needle of the lesser one How to knit a normal letter having a three-dimensional silhouette including the step of changing the yarn feeding direction so that the loop is twisted in the direction in which the twist is resolved when the loop is twisted when moving (筒 狀 編 地編成 方法). Letters normally formed by the front and back letters connected to the side edges of the letter, usually by changing the circumference of the letter to form a three-dimensional silhouette by increasing or decreasing the number of wells of one letter編 地).