KR20150118838A - Knitting method for fake socks - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D04—BRAIDING; LACE-MAKING; KNITTING; TRIMMINGS; NON-WOVEN FABRICS
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- D04B1/26—Weft knitting processes for the production of fabrics or articles not dependent on the use of particular machines; Fabrics or articles defined by such processes specially adapted for knitting goods of particular configuration wearing apparel stockings
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a method of knitting a fake sack, comprising: a first step of knitting an annular ankle by supplying spun yarn to a circular knitting machine; A second step of supplying a cotton yarn and a spun yarn to connect the ankle part of the first step and knitting the heel part; A third step of knitting the ankle part of the first step and the body part to be connected to the heel part of the second step; And a fourth step of knitting a toe part connected to the body part of the third step, wherein the knitting is performed until the second step to the fourth step, And the circular patterns of different colors are knitted so as to be continuously and repeatedly formed on the heel portion, the body portion, and the toe portion except for the ankles, thereby maintaining the continuity of the patterns formed on the fake socks, So that the effect can be induced.
Description
The present invention relates to a method of knitting a fake saxy knit, and more particularly, to a method of knitting a weft knitting machine which is capable of maintaining the continuity of a pattern by cyclically repeating formation of an annular pattern of different colors on the heel except for the ankle, It is about a fake sack knitting method.
In general, socks are knitted by a knitting machine such as a circularknitting machine, referring to a western socks worn barefoot to wear cold or polite.
The circular knitting machine is a machine for spinning and knitting a needle arranged in a circular shape, and can form a tubular knitted fabric by forming a knitting loop by a knitting needle.
The circular knitting machine is provided with a needle cylinder made of a cylindrical shape outside a cylinder shaft made of a hollow type which rotates by a motor, and a plurality of slots are arranged at predetermined intervals along the inner edge of the needle cylinder, And a sinker which is inserted between the needles and the barrel and is elastically supported by a spring which surrounds the knitting needle and is disposed between the needles and the needles to form a loop, Are arranged at right angles to the needles so that they can move forward and backward.
Therefore, as the needle cylinder is rotated by the cylinder shaft, the yarn is sequentially lowered and then raised again while the yarn is inserted into the needles. At the same time, each sinker catches the yarn, .
Socks knitted by a circular knitting machine are generally classified according to their length or shape. In general, long socks coming to the thigh are usually stocked and short socks coming to the knees are socks / sox. Ankle socks, which are shorter than the socks and which reach to the ankle, and fake socks, which are exposed to ankle, are manufactured and sold.
In the meantime, the above-mentioned fake socks are sometimes referred to as 'slippers'. The fake socks, in which the raised bones protruding from both the inner and outer sides of the ankle portion of the lower thigh are exposed, are generally made of a circular knitting machine Legs, heel, body, and toe are knitted together.
Conventional fake socks are formed by knitting a heel portion, a body portion and a toe portion by using a stretch yarn and a cotton yarn in combination, and knitting an ankle leg by using a stretch yarn. In order to form a specific pattern or pattern on the body portion, The toe portion and the heel portion are knitted by using a cotton yarn having two or more colors, and the heel portion, the body portion, and the toe portion are clearly divided by the knitting using the cotton yarn which is not used for knitting the body portion, And when a specific pattern is formed, the pattern is formed only on the trunk portion, and the continuity of the pattern is lost.
The present invention provides a method of knitting a fake sack knitting machine, comprising: a first step of knitting an annular ankle part by supplying spun yarn to a circular knitting machine; A second step of supplying a cotton yarn and a spun yarn and knitting the heel portion by connecting the ankle portion of the first step; A third step of knitting the ankle part of the first step and the body part to be connected to the heel part of the second step; And a fourth step of knitting the toes to be connected to the body of the third step,
During the knitting process from the second step to the fourth step, cotton yarn and spun yarn of at least two colors are supplied so that the annular patterns of different colors are continuously formed on the heel portion excluding the ankle portion, the body portion, It is possible to achieve the object of the invention which causes the optical illusion effect in which the continuity of the patterns is maintained and the feet are small.
The above-described method of knitting a fake sack of the present invention is characterized in that an annular pattern in which different colors are repeated by using a cotton yarn and a spun yarn of at least two colors is continuously formed repeatedly on the heel portion except for the ankle portion, It is possible to maintain the continuity of the pattern by making it knit so that it is possible to manufacture a face sock having various patterns and it is possible to stimulate the consumer's purchasing desire by causing an optical illusion effect in which the foot is visually small when the face sock is worn .
Brief Description of the Drawings Fig. 1 is an exemplary view showing a wearing state of a sock manufactured by the method of the present invention.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, the structure and operation of a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
The method of knitting a fake sack according to the present invention is sequentially knitted by a circular knitting machine according to the following series of steps.
The spun yarn is wound around the bobbin to feed the knitting machine before knitting, and the yarn is connected to the needles attached to the inner sinker ring of the circular knitting machine.
When the preparation of the spun yarn and the cotton yarn is completed as described above, the spun yarn is knitted into an annular shape while the needle cylinder is rotated by driving the motor of the knitting machine to form the ankle portion of the fake sock.
The ankle formed as described above is formed in an outwardly curled shape and is only knitted with high elasticity spun yarn so that it has a higher stretching force than other knitting regions of the fake sock so that the ankle region of the wearer is elastically tightened to prevent the fake sack from being peeled off.
When knitting of the ankle portion is completed as described above, the heel portion is knitted to be connected to the ankle portion while supplying the cotton yarn and spun yarn of at least two colors.
The knitting of the heel portion is formed in the form of a convex pocket conforming to the shape of the heel so as to cover the back of the wearer's foot as well as a method of knitting a general sock heel so that when the wearer wears a fake sock, It is not easily peeled off because it is inserted deeply, and elasticity is provided by the elasticity of the span yarn, thereby providing a comfortable fit.
When knitting of the heel is completed, knitting is performed to connect the ankle part and the heel part while feeding yarn and spun yarn of the same color used for knitting the heel part.
The body portion is formed in a cylindrical shape so as to cover the wearer ' s foot and sole as well as a method of knitting a general sock body, and the wearer covers the instep portion and the sole of the wearer when the wearer wears the sock.
When the body portion is knitted, the toe portion is knitted to be connected to the body portion.
The knitting of the toe portion is knitted into an upper portion connected to the foot portion and a lower portion connected to the sole portion, and both the upper and lower edge portions of the toe portion are naturally knotted.
The toe portion to be knitted as described above is deep and has a convex pocket shape conforming to the shape of the toe of the wearer so that the wearer's toes are not easily peeled off when the wearer wears the toes.
As described above, the cotton yarn supplied in the process of knitting the heel portion, the body portion, and the toe portion has at least two or more colors, and the annular patterns of different colors are continuously repeatedly formed on the heel portion, the body portion, It is preferable to knit it.
As described above, cyclic patterns of different colors are repeatedly formed continuously throughout the heel portion, the body portion, and the toe portion, thereby maintaining the continuity of the pattern throughout the entire fake sock, thereby causing an optical illusion that is visually small.
While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it is clearly understood that the same is by way of illustration and example only and is not to be construed as limiting the scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims. It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
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A second step of supplying a cotton yarn and a spun yarn to connect the ankle part of the first step and knitting the heel part;
A third step of knitting the ankle part of the first step and the body part to be connected to the heel part of the second step;
And a fourth step of knitting the toes to be connected to the body of the third step,
During the knitting process from the second step to the fourth step, cotton yarn and spun yarn of at least two colors are supplied so that the annular patterns of different colors are continuously formed on the heel portion excluding the ankle portion, the body portion, And knitting the knitted fabric so as to be repeatedly formed.
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