KR101414031B1 - Knitting method of knitted fabric - Google Patents

Abstract

(assignment)
The present invention provides a method of knitting a knitted fabric capable of knitting a three-dimensional shaped bag portion on one side of a base portion.
(Solution)
A three-dimensional bag-like portion 3 having a knitting start surface 30, an opposing surface 31 and two side surfaces 32 and 33 is formed on one surface side of the base portion 2. [ The base portion 2 is knitted (step a), and the knitting stitch row 30a branched from the base portion 2 is started to be knitted (step?). A plurality of stitch rows of body stitches 30b are knitted in the wale direction of the branch stitch row 30a to complete the knitting start surface 30 (step?). Then, the opposing face 31 and the two side faces 32, 33 are knitted following the side edges L1, L2, L3 of the knitting start face 30 by knitting the base portion 2 ). The main body stitch row 30b in the process y is knitted in the same knitting needle of the same needle bed between the start and end of knitting of the knitting start surface 30. [

Description

[0001] KNITTING METHOD OF KNITTED FABRIC [0002]

The present invention relates to a method of knitting a knitted fabric having a three-dimensional bag-shaped portion on one surface side (one surface side) of a base portion (base portion).

Knitting a knitted fabric having a base portion and a bag-shaped portion formed on one side of the base portion is knitted by using a weaving machine. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a method of knitting a pocket portion (i.e., a bag-shaped portion having an upper end opened) on the surface of a body (base portion) such as a sweater or cardigan Technology is disclosed.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 06-2248

In the technique of Patent Document 1, the bag shape formed on one side of the base portion is a planar shape. For example, a three-dimensional bag-shaped portion such as a bellows pocket is formed on the one surface side of the base portion by sewing I could not organize it.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a knitting method of a knitting fabric capable of knitting a three-dimensional bag-shaped portion on one side of a base portion.

The present invention relates to an image forming apparatus having at least a pair of front and rear needle beds and capable of racking one of the front and rear needle beds and transferring stitch transfer between front and rear needle beds. Shaped portion formed on one surface side (one surface side) of the base portion and in the middle portion in the knitting width direction of the base portion is knitted integrally with the base portion by using a weft knitting machine capable of knitting And a method of knitting a knitted fabric. In the method of knitting a knitted fabric of the present invention, the following steps? To step? Are carried out in order to make the bag-shaped portion three-dimensional. The intermediate portion in the knitting width direction of the base portion is an arbitrary region except the end portion in the knitting width direction.

Here, the bag-shaped portion is a portion which becomes a three-dimensional shape by having a knitting start surface, an opposing surface, and two side surfaces (side surfaces), and a typical use is a pocket. The knitting start surface is a surface branched from the base portion. The knitting start surface has opposite sides opposite to the base portion, and two side edges (side edges) between the opposite sides Respectively. The opposite surface is a surface that is continuous to the opposite sides of the knitting start surface and is disposed in parallel with the base portion (here, parallel means not only physically exactly parallel but also substantially parallel). The side surface is a surface that continues to the sides of the knitting start surface and is connected to the knitting start surface, the opposing surface, and the base portion. Further, the side opposite to the knitting start surface in the bag-shaped portion may be opened or sealed.

[Process?]

In the step " alpha " in the knitting method of the present invention, the base portion is knitted up to a position where knitting of the bag portion starts. The knitted fabric of the base portion is not particularly limited and may be, for example, a plain stitch structure, a rib structure, or the like.

[Process?]

In the step " beta " in the knitting method of the present invention, a branch stitch row (branched stitch row) branched (branched) from the base portion by using a part of the stitches of the base portion, And the branch stitch row is arranged on the other needle bed. The method of starting the knitting of the branch stitch row is not particularly limited, and a known knitting start method can be used. For example, the knitting yarn may be alternately fed to the knitting needle to which the stitches of a part of the base portion of one of the needle beds are coupled and the co-needle of the other needle bed. Alternatively, the knitting yarn may be transferred to the other needle bed by alternately delivering the knitting yarn to the knitting needles to which the stitches of the base portion of one of the needle beds are coupled and the co-needle to which the knitting needles are not coupled. In either case, a branch stitch row is formed on the other needle bed.

[Process?]

In step y in the method of knitting a knitted fabric of the present invention, a plurality of main stitch rows (main stitch rows) continuing in the wale direction of the branch stitch row are knitted on the other needle bed, At least one of before and after knitting, a hooking loop is formed on one side of the knitting start surface or on the other side to complete the knitting start surface. For example, in S3 of Fig. 3, which will be described later, the yarn feeder is moved in the rightward direction of the drawing sheet to form a latching loop L2V which becomes one side edge L2, and then the main stitch string 30b is knitted In S4, the yarn feeder is moved in the left direction of the drawing to form the latching loop L3V which becomes the other side L3, and then the main body stitch row 30b is knitted. Of course, unlike the embodiment, the main body stitch row may be knitted before the latch loop is formed, or the latch loop may be formed and then the main body stitch row may be knitted before the latch loop is formed.

In the process y, when knitting a new body stitch row continuing in the wale direction of the existing body stitch row, a new body stitch row is knitted without moving the existing body stitch row from the other needle bed, Each of the needle beds is relatively racked relative to one of the needle beds. Further, the latching loop located in the lining direction of the other needle bed to one needle bed is knitted in the coping of one of the needle beds to which the base part is coupled. When the other needle bed is racked to the left, the relative racking direction of the other needle bed to one of the needle beds is the left side. Also, when one of the needle beds is racked to the left, the relative racking direction of the other needle bed to one of the needle beds is the right side. Of course, both of the needle bed and the other needle bed may be racked.

[Step 隆]

In the process δ in the knitting method of the present invention, while the base portion is knitted, the knitting yarn is knitted in the wale direction of three sides (that is, opposite sides and two side sides) which are not connected to the base portion of the knitting start surface Thereby knitting the opposing face and the two side faces. The opposing side serving as a starting point for knitting the opposing face is formed by the body stitch row finally knitted in the step?.

As one form of the knitting fabric knitting method for carrying out the steps? To?, When the state in which one needle bed and the other needle bed are not shifted in the longitudinal direction is set as a standard opposing state , One of the needle beds and the other of the needle beds are shifted in the longitudinal direction in the step < RTI ID = 0.0 > b < / RTI > by the portion where the opposing state of the one needle bed and the other needle bed becomes the standard position, It is a form of putting.

As one form of the knitting method for knitting a knitted fabric that carries out the steps? To?, There is a knitting loop located in a direction opposite to the racking direction in the step? And knitted in one of the needle beds.

According to the method of knitting a knitted fabric in the present invention, a knitted fabric having a three-dimensional shaped bag portion can be knitted on one side of the base portion.

According to the method of knitting a knitted fabric of the present invention in which the opposing states of the front and rear needle beds are set in advance in step < RTI ID = 0.0 > b, < / RTI > This is because knitting data provided in a general flat knitting machine is prepared on the basis of a standard opposing state.

According to the knitting method of the knitting fabric of the present invention, in which, in step < RTI ID = 0.0 > y, < / RTI > the locking loops located in the opposite direction to the racking direction of the other needle bed to one needle bed are knitted into one needle bed, It is possible to organize it efficiently. The details are described in the embodiments.

Fig. 1 is a schematic view of a knitted fabric having a three-dimensional pocket shown in Embodiment 1. Fig.
In Fig. 2, (A) to (D) are image diagrams of a knitting process showing the order of knitting the knitted fabric shown in the first embodiment.
Fig. 3 is a knitting process diagram showing the first part of a knitting process for knitting a three-dimensional pocket.
Fig. 4 is a knitting process chart showing the latter part of the knitting process subsequent to Fig. 3. Fig.

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Hereinafter, an embodiment of a knitting method of a knitting fabric according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. (Hereinafter referred to as "FB") and a rear needle bed (hereinafter referred to as "BB") extending in the left-right direction and facing each other in the front-rear direction, A knitting example using a two-bed flat knitting machine (2bed knitting machine) is described. Of course, the flat knitting machine to be used is not limited to the two-bed flat knitting machine, but may be a four-bed flat knitting machine.

≪ Embodiment 1 >

The knitted fabric 1 shown in Fig. 1 has a side bellows pocket 10 on a surface side of a base portion 2. The pocket 10 is formed as a part of a bag-shaped portion 3 overlapping on one surface side of the base portion 2 and a portion of the base portion 2 covered by the bag-shaped portion 3. [ The bag-shaped portion 3 is held in a three-dimensional shape by having a knitting start surface 30, an opposing surface 31, and two side surfaces (side surfaces) 32, 33. The substantially rectangular knitting start surface 30 has four sides, and one side of the knitting start surface 30 is connected to the base portion 2. And a facing surface 31 is connected to an opposite side (L1) opposing the side. The side faces 32 and 33 are connected to the two side faces L2 and L3 with the opposite side L1 interposed therebetween. The side surfaces 32 and 33 are also connected to the opposite surface 31 and the base portion 2, respectively.

The knitted fabric 1 can be knitted in the order shown in the knitting image drawing of Fig. 2 shows a schematic sequence of the knitting. The specific knitting process of the bag-shaped portion 3 will be described again with reference to the knitting process diagrams shown in Figs. 3 and 4. Fig.

The knitting of the knitted fabric 1 shown in Fig. 1 is performed by knitting the base portion 2 to the lower end position of the bag-shaped portion 3 as shown in Fig. 2 (A) alpha). A branch stitch row 30a (indicated by zigzag in the figure) branched from the base portion 2 is knitted and the branch stitch row 30a is connected to the base portion 2 (Corresponding to the step < RTI ID = 0.0 > b < / RTI > of the present invention) in a needle bed opposed to a needle bed.

Next, as shown in Fig. 2 (B), the knitting start surface 30 branched from the base portion 2 is knitted (corresponding to the step y of the present invention). The knitting start surface 30 is formed by knitting a plurality of stages of main stitch rows (main stitch rows) 30b continuously in the wale direction of the branch stitch row 30a knitted in Fig. 2 (A). When knitting a plurality of main body stitch rows 30b at a plurality of stages, the position of the main body stitch row 30b with respect to the base portion 2 is shifted to repeat the process of forming a hook loop in the idle needle of the needle bed do. The lastly arranged main body stitch row 30b becomes the opposite side L1 and a plurality of engagement loops formed when the main body stitch row 30b is increased become side edges L2 and L3.

When the knitting of the knitting start surface 30 is completed, as shown in Fig. 2 (C), the opposing side L1 and side edges L2 and L3 of the knitting start surface 30 and the base portion 2) is repeated (corresponding to step < RTI ID = 0.0 > 8) < / RTI > of the present invention. By doing so, the opposing face 31 and the side faces 32, 33 of the bag-like portion 3 can be knitted and the base portion 2 can be knitted. An example of the knitting sequence of the base portion 2 and the surfaces 31, 32, and 33 is shown by a black arrow in Fig. 2 (C). The number immediately above the black arrow indicates whether one of the base portion 2 and the surfaces 31, 32, and 33 is knitted. Here, in the region where the side surface 32 is arranged in the knitting width direction, three portions of the base portion 2, the side surface 32 and the opposed surface 31 are overlapped between the front and back needle beds. In this area, when the base portion 2 and the opposing face 31 are knitted, the side face 32 is evacuated to the needle bed opposed to the needle bed knitting the base portion 2 and the opposing face 31, The side surface 32 is not knitted to the base portion 2 and the opposed surface 31.

When the knitting of the bag-shaped portion 3 is completed, as shown in Fig. 2D, the intermediate portion of the side surfaces 32 and 33 in the opening portion of the bag- (3), and the folded portion is connected to the base portion (2). By doing so, the knitted fabric 1 having the side bellows pockets 10 shown in Fig. 1 can be knitted.

The knitting sequence of the bag-shaped portion 3 described with reference to Fig. 2 will be described with reference to a knitting process diagram of Figs. 3 and 4. Fig. In the left column (left column) in Figs. 3 and 4, the number of the knitting process, in the middle column, the state of the needle bed in each knitting process, and in the right column (right column) . The black dot in the middle column indicates the knitting needle of FB and BB, and the upper case alphabet indicates the position of the knitting needle in the knitting width direction, and the meaning of the symbol in the middle column is as follows. In the vertical direction, arrows in the vertical direction indicate the direction of transfer of the stitches, arrows in the left and right directions attached with the symbol "K" indicate the knitting direction, and arrows in the left and right direction marked with " Direction. The number before P is the number of knitting needles (racking amount) (racking pitch). In this case, the operation on the upper side among the operations arranged vertically is performed first.

* Solid line & cir &: Stitch of the bag-shaped portion 3

* Solid line " V ": a hook loop of the bag-shaped portion (3)

*: The stitch of the base portion 2

* Solid line " & cir & "

The S0 of Fig. 3 shows the stitched state of the base portion 2 at the stage where the knitting shown in Fig. 2 (A) is finished. C, E, G, I, K, M, O, Q, and S of the BB (one of the needle beds). That is, the base portion 2 is knitted by draw-off knitting with one knitting needle. At this time point of S0, FB and BB are not shifted to the left or right. The relative placement of FB and BB is referred to as the standard opposing state.

S1, yarn is fed alternately to knitting needles H, J, L and N of FB and knitting needles I, K, M and O of BB to knit stitches on these knitting needles. The branch stitch row 30a branched from the base portion 2 coupled to the BB by this S1 is rotated by the knitting needles H, J, L, and B of the FB (the other needle bed) facing the BB (one needle bed) N. The branch stitch row 30a is a latching loop, but is indicated by " " in the figure. At this point, a new stitch row may be knitted continuously in the wale direction of the branch stitch row 30a made of the latching loop. In this case, the new stitch row is treated as the branch stitch row 30a.

In step S2, the branch stitch row 30a connected to the knitting needles H, J, L and N of the FB is transferred to knitting needles H, J, L and N of BB.

In step S3, the BB is racked six pitches in the leftward direction on the paper surface, and then the branch stitch row 30a is transferred to the knitting needles B, D, F, and H of the FB. In step S3, after the carriage is moved to the right of the paper surface to knit the latch loop L2V on the knitting needle F of the BB, the branch stitch row 30a (30a) coupled to the knitting needles B, D, F, In the wale direction of the main stitch row 30b. The knitting needles F of BB are copilot without stitches of the base portion 2 and the loop L2V formed on the copilot is a side face of the knitting start face 30 shown in Fig. L2. Since the latch loop L2V is in the relative racking direction of the FB relative to the BB in S5 and S7 to be described later, the latch loop L2V must always be formed in the BB. If the engagement loop L2V is formed on the FB, the knitting start surface 30 is completed and the surfaces 31, 32, and 33 continued to the knitting start surface 30, The portion near the side edge L2 is twisted to the lower side of the knitting start surface 30 so that the pocket 10 is not box-shaped. The detailed reason will be described after S7 and S8 are explained.

Here, racking of BB in S3 is performed so that FB and BB are brought into a standard opposing state when the knitting of the knitting start surface 30 is finished in S9 described later. The extent to which BB is to be racked can be uniquely determined by what size knitting start surface 30 is to be knitted. Although the racking of the BB in this S3 is not essential, knitting later than the knitting start surface 30 is facilitated when FB and BB are in the standard opposing state at the time when the knitting start surface 30 is completed. This is because the standard knitting data of the flat knitting machine is prepared based on the standard opposing state.

The branch stitch row 30a may be knitted in a sequence different from the sequence shown in S1 to S3. For example, from the state of S0, BB is firstly racked six pitches in the leftward direction of the paper, and then knitted needles (B, D, F, H) and BB needles (I, K, M, O) The knitting yarn may be fed alternately. By doing so, the transfer of stitches at S2 and S3 can be omitted.

In S4, the main stitch row 30b, which is engaged with the knitting needles H, F, D, B of the FB after the carriage is moved to the left side of the drawing to knit the latching loop L3V at the knitting needle P of the BB, A new body stitch row 30b continuous in the wale direction of the main body stitch row 30b is knitted. The knitting needles P of the BB are copilot without the stitches of the base portion 2 being engaged and the hook loop L3V formed on the copilot is formed on the sides of the knitting start surface 30 shown in Fig. L3. The latching loop L3V is not necessarily formed in the BB but may be formed in the FB, but it is preferable that the latching loop L3V is formed in the BB. The reason is described after S7 and S8 are explained.

In S5, BB is racked two pitches in the right direction of the paper (in the direction of returning to the standard opposite state). In other words, the FB to which the main body stitch row 30b is engaged is racked in the left direction of the paper relative to the BB. In step S5, the carriage is moved to the right of the paper after racking the BB, and a loop loop L2V is applied to the knitting needle D of the BB, And a new body stitch row 30b continuing in the wale direction of the row 30b is knitted. The latching loop L2V constitutes a part of the side surface L2 of the knitting start surface 30 and can not be formed in the FB because it is in the racking direction of the FB with respect to the BB.

In S6, the carriage is moved in the leftward direction of the paper surface, and the loop loop L3V is stuck to the knitted fabric N of the BB, and the wale loop L3V of the stitch row 30b of the main body stitch string 30b is engaged with the knitting needles H, F, D, The new body stitch row 30b is knitted continuously. And the latching loop L3V constitutes the side face L3.

In steps S7 and S8, racking of BB and knitting loops L2V and L3V are performed in the same manner as steps S5 and S6. At the time when S8 ends, the main stitch row 30b constituting the opposite side L1 to the knitting needles B, D, F and H of the FB is formed on the knitting needles B, D, And the latching loop L2V constituting the lateral side L3V constituting the lateral side L3 are joined to the knitting needles L, N and P of the BB.

Here, the reason why the latch loop L2V constituting the lateral side L2 must be knitted in the BB will be explained. If the loop loop L2V is knitted to the knitting needle A of the FB at S3 and the loop loop L2V is sequentially added to the knitting needle at the left side of the knitting needle A of the FB at S5 and S7, . The latch loop L2V constituting the lateral side L2 is arranged on the left side of the opposite side L1 in S8, but the latch loop L2V constituting the lateral side L2 closest to the stitch at the left end of the opposite side L1 (stitch of the knitting needle B) The latching loop L2V of the side edge L2 becomes the latching loop L2V knitted in S3. In other words, in the latching loop of side edge L2 indicated by "V" in FIG. 2 (B), the latching loop (see white arrow) on the side connected to the base section 2 is located immediately next to the opposite side L1 And a latching loop (see a black arrow) connected to the opposite side L1 is disposed at the farthest position from the opposite side. As a result, the vicinity of the side edge L2 of the knitting start surface 30 is returned to the lower side of the knitting start surface 30. Even if the surfaces 31, 32, 33 continuing to the knitting start surface 30 are knitted, It does not become the pocket 10.

On the other hand, in order to explain why it is preferable to knit the latching loop L3V of the lateral side L3, which does not matter when FB and BB are knitted, it is preferable to arrange the latching loop L3V in the FB. For example, if the hook loop L3V is knitted to the knitting needle I of the FB at S6 and to the knitting needle J of FB at S4, the knitting needle capable of forming the latch loop L3V at S8 is not present in the FB do. The knitting yarn extending from the main body stitch row 30b to the locking loop L3V becomes excessively long when the locking loop L3V is knitted on the knitting needle on the right side than the knitting needle J of the FB in S4, The stitches of the staples 30b are loosened. For this reason, for example, when the hook loop L3V is knitted on the knitting needle J of the FB in S4, the hook loop L3V is transferred to the BB before S6 so that the knitting needle J of the FB is co- And the next engagement loop L3V is knitted to the knitting needle J of the FB in S6. It is preferable to arrange the latching loop L3V in BB from the beginning as in the present embodiment, since the number of knitting processes is increased by the portion of this transfer. In the present embodiment, the latching loop L3V knitted in S4 is sent out to the right side of the paper by racking of BB in S5, and when sewing the next latching loop L3V in S6, (Knitting needles N of BB) at a position close to the contact points 30a and 30b. Therefore, the knitting needle extending from the main body stitch row 30b to the latch loop L3V is not excessively long, and the latching loop L3V knitted in S4 does not need to be transferred.

In S9, as shown in Fig. 2 (C), the base portion 2 and the surfaces 31, 32, 33 continuing to the sides L1, L2, L3 of the knitting start surface 30 are prepared . More specifically, after transferring the latching loop L3V of the lateral side L3 coupled to the knitting needles L, N, P of the BB to the knitting needles J, L, N of the FB, 2 Pitch Racking to return the opposing state of FB and BB to the standard opposing state.

Here, in the region of the knitting needles B to F, the base portion 2 and the opposing side L1 and the side face L2 are overlapped. 2 (C), since the side surface 32 subsequent to the lateral side L2 is disposed between the base portion 2 and the opposing surface 31, the base portion 2 (the opposing surface 31 ) Is knitted from the needle bed in which the base portion 2 (opposing face 31) is engaged so that the side face 32 is not knitted on the base portion 2 (opposing face 31) Let's evacuate. After step S10 of Fig. 4, the procedure of knitting the base portion 2 and the surfaces 31, 32, 33 while evacuating the side surface 32 in accordance with the procedure illustrated in Fig. 2 (C) is shown. This order is just an example, and the order of knitting the base portion 2 and the surfaces 31, 32, and 33 is not limited to this order.

In S10, the BB is racked by one pitch in the rightward direction of the paper, and then the latch loop L2V of the lateral side L2 is transferred to the coprocess C (C, E, G) of the FB. Then, the base portion 2 joined to the BB is knitted up to the connection portion with the side edge L3 (the position of the knitting needle M). It is possible to prevent the side edge L2 from being knitted in the base portion 2 by transferring the latch loop L2V of the side edge L2.

In S11, BB is racked by one pitch in the leftward direction after the lateral side L2 is transferred to BB, and side faces 33 (FB knitting needles N, L, J (Knitting needles H, F, D, B) of the FB are knitted.

S12 and S13 knit two sides of the side face 32 following the side face L2 joined to the knitting needles B, D and F of the BB.

In S14, after BB is racked one pitch in the rightward direction of the paper, the opposite surface 31 (knitting needles B, D, F and H of FB), side surface 33 ) And the base portion 2 (knitting needles (O, Q, S) of BB) are knitted.

In S15, the face 32 of the BB coupled to the knitting needles B, D, and F of the BB is transferred to the knitting needles C, E, and G of the FB, and BB is racked by one pitch in the leftward direction And BB to the standard opposing state. Thereafter, the base portion 2 is knitted in one step.

The procedure indicated by the black arrow in Fig. 2 (C) is ended by the above S10 to S15. Thereafter, the same knitting as S10 to S15 may be repeated. By doing so, the base portion 2 and the bag-shaped portion 3 can be knitted together as shown in Fig.

According to the knitting process described above, the knitted fabric 1 having the side bellows pockets 10 shown in Fig. 1 can be knitted. And the three-dimensional bag-like portion 3 may be formed on the tubular base portion 2 by applying this knitting process. In this case, it is preferable to use a four-bed flat knitting machine. The upper end of the bag-shaped portion 3 may be connected to the base portion 2 and closed. At this time, an upper surface connected to the opposing face 31 and the side faces 32, 33 may be formed.

<Modified Embodiment>

In Embodiment 1, the FB is racked against the BB each time the main stitch row 30b constituting the knitting start surface 30 is knitted in two stages, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, when the lock loop L2V, the main body stitch row 30b and the latching loop L3V are knitted at one time while the carriage is moved to one side, every time the main body stitch row 30b is knitted in one step, The FB may be racked.

1: Knitting cloth 10: Side bellows pocket
2: Base portion
3:
30: knitting start face 31: opposing face 32, 33: side face
30a: Branch stitch column 30b: Main body stitch column
L1: opposite side L2, L3: side L2V, L3V: latching loop

Claims (3)

And at least a pair of front and rear needle beds are provided and one of the front and rear needle beds can be racked to the left and right and a side in which stitch transfer can be performed between front and rear needle beds A knitting machine in which a bag-shaped portion formed on one surface side (one surface side) of the base portion and at an intermediate portion in the knitting widthwise direction of the base portion is integrally knitted to the base portion, In the knitting method,
Wherein the bag-shaped portion includes a knitting start surface that branches (branches) from the base portion and a knitting start surface that is continuous to the opposite sides of the knitting start surface opposite to the base portion and is parallel to the base portion In order to form a three-dimensional shape having two side surfaces (side surfaces) continuous on two side surfaces (side surfaces) of the knitting start surface and an opposite surface,
A step (?) Of knitting the base portion to a position where knitting of the bag-shaped portion starts,
A branch stitch row (branched stitch row) branching (branching) from the base portion is started by using a stitch of a part of the base portion coupled to one (one) needle bed, and the branch stitch row is branched (The other) on the needle bed,
(Main stitch row) continuing in the wale direction of the branch stitch row on the other needle bed and at least one side before and after knitting each main stitch row, A step of forming a hooking loop to be the side of the other side to complete the knitting start surface,
A process of delignifying the opposing face and the two side faces in the wale direction of three sides not connected to the base portion of the knitting start face while knitting the base portion
and,
In the process y,
When knitting a new body stitch row continuing in a wale direction of an existing body stitch row, knitting a new body stitch row without moving the existing body stitch row from the other needle bed and knitting the new body stitch row at least one step The other needle bed is relatively racked relative to the one needle bed each time knitting is performed,
Wherein the engaging loops located in the lining direction of the other needle bed with respect to the one needle bed are knitted at the coping needles of the one needle bed.
The method according to claim 1,
When the state in which the one needle bed and the other needle bed are not shifted in the longitudinal direction is set as a standard opposing state,
At the end of the step y, the one needle bed and the other needle bed are separated from each other in the longitudinal direction And the knitting yarn is left untreated.
3. The method according to claim 1 or 2,
Wherein a latching loop located in a direction opposite to the racking direction is also knitted in the one needle bed in the step &lt; RTI ID = 0.0 &gt; y. &Lt; / RTI &gt;

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