KR20220018445A - Knitted fabric knitting method - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided by the present invention is a knitting method of a knitted fabric. In the present invention, when knitting is performed by moving a second yarn feeder so as to cross a first yarn feeder, the second yarn feeder does not need to be kicked back. A knitting method of a knitted fabric for knitting a second knitted fabric portion by moving a second yarn feeder so as to cross a first yarn feeder in a state in which the first yarn feeder used for knitting a first knitted fabric portion is stopped, comprises, between knitting end of the first knitted fabric portion and knitting start of the second knitted fabric portion, the steps of: knitting a first stitch connected to an end stitch of the first knitted fabric portion by using the first yarn feeder on a knitting needle different from a knitting needle for joining the first knitted fabric portion and the second knitted fabric portion; crossing a knitting yarn extending from the first yarn feeder to the first stitch and a jump stitch connecting between the end stitch and the first stitch; and engaging the first stitch and the first knitted fabric portion with a needle bed facing a needle bed where the second knitted fabric portion is knitted.

Description

Knitting method of knitted fabric {KNITTED FABRIC KNITTING METHOD}

The present invention relates to a knitting method of a knitted fabric using a flat knitting machine.

The flat knitting machine includes a plurality of needle beds and a plurality of yarn feeding ports for supplying knitting yarn to the knitting needles of the plurality of needle beds. In the case of knitting using such a flat knitting machine, when knitting a knitted fabric section using a certain yarn feeding hole X, cross the other yarn feeding hole Y where the yarn feeding mouth X is stopped. there are times when At this time, the knitting yarn extending from the yarn feeding port Y may be incorporated into the knitted fabric portion. As a technique for solving such a problem, the knitting method of the knitted fabric disclosed in patent document 1 is mentioned, for example.

Patent Document 1 discloses a technique for solving the above problems occurring in intarsia formation. In Fig. 2 of Patent Document 1, after the first knitted fabric part is knitted using the first yarn feeder (reference numeral 11) in step 1, in steps 2 to 4, the second yarn feeder (reference numeral 13) is used. Knitting the second knitted fabric portion is shown. At least a part of the first knitted fabric portion overlaps on the needle bed in the knitting width direction of the second knitted fabric portion. As shown in step 3, when the 2nd grade sandball crosses the 1st grade sand dune, both the 2nd grade sand dune and the 1st grade sand dune are returned. By returning both yarn feeding holes, the knitting yarn extending from the first yarn feeding mouth to the first knitted fabric portion is prevented from being incorporated into the second knitted fabric portion.

: Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-1852

In the technique of Patent Document 1, when the second knitted fabric portion is knitted, the second yarn feed is returned once. At that time, the tension of the knitting yarn extending from the second feeding yarn is changed. As a result, the size of the stitch may change before and after the return of the second feeder ball. Depending on the material of the knitting yarn, the difference in the stitch size in the second knitted fabric portion may be conspicuous.

One of the objects of the present invention is to provide a knitting method for a knitted fabric that does not need to return the second feed yarn when knitting by moving the second feed yarn to cross the first feed yarn in a stationary state. it is in

<1> The method for knitting a knitted fabric of the present invention comprises:

A method of knitting a knitted fabric using a flat knitting machine having a first feed yarn and a second feed yarn, comprising:

After knitting the first knitted fabric section by moving the first feeding yarn, while the first feeding yarn is stopped, moving the second feeding yarn to cross the first feeding yarn to knit the second knitted fabric section A method for knitting a knitted fabric, comprising:

Steps A, B, and C are performed between the completion of knitting of the first knitted fabric part and the beginning of knitting of the second knitted fabric part;

In the step A, using the first yarn feeder, a first stitch connected to an end stitch of the first knitted fabric portion is applied to a knitting needle different from the knitting needle to which the first knitted fabric portion and the second knitted fabric portion are coupled. organize,

In the step B, the knitting yarn extending from the first yarn feeder to the first stitch crosses the cross yarn connecting the end stitch and the first stitch,

In the step C, the first stitch and the first knitted fabric portion are coupled to a needle bed opposite to the needle bed to be knitted by the second knitted fabric portion.

Here, the first knitted fabric part and the second knitted fabric part may be knitted on the same needle bed or may be knitted on opposite needle beds. For example, when both the first knitted fabric portion and the second knitted fabric portion are knitted on the front needle bed, a two-layer knitted fabric in which the first knitted fabric portion overlaps in the middle of the second knitted fabric portion in the knitting width direction is knitted. For example, when the first knitted fabric portion is knitted on the front needle bed and the second knitted fabric portion is knitted on the rear needle bed, the tubular knitting with the first knitted fabric portion in the middle portion in the knitting width direction of the front knitted fabric portion The guns are organized

<2> As one aspect of the method for knitting a knitted fabric of the present invention,

Before the step A, the first knitted fabric part is reciprocally knitted,

When knitting the first knitted fabric part in the forward direction, a hooked stitch is knitted on a co-needle;

In the step A, the first stitch is knitted continuously in the wale direction of the hooked stitch.

<3> As one aspect of the method for knitting a knitted fabric of the present invention,

Before the step A, the first knitted fabric part is reciprocally knitted,

After the step B, a third knitted fabric section adjacent to the knitting width direction of the first knitted fabric section is reciprocally knitted using a yarn feeder different from the first yarn feeder,

When reciprocating knitting of the third knitted fabric part, knitting a tuck stitch superimposed on the stitches of the first knitted fabric part;

After reciprocating knitting of the third knitted fabric part, as the step C, the first stitch may be superimposed on the stitches of the third knitted fabric part.

According to the method for knitting a knitted fabric of the present invention, the knitting yarn extending from the first yarn feeder to the first stitch comes close to the needle bed facing the needle bed on which the second knitted fabric portion is knitted. Therefore, when knitting the overlapping second knitted fabric portions in the knitting width direction of the first knitted fabric portion, there is no need to stop the second feeding yarn. By knitting the second knitted fabric portion without stopping the second yarn feeder, variations in the sizes of a plurality of stitches arranged in the knitting width direction of the second knitted fabric portion are less likely to occur.

According to the structure of the aspect <2>, the first stitch becomes a knit stitch continuing in the wale direction of the hooking stitch. A knit stitch is easier to move than a jammed stitch. Accordingly, when the first stitch is moved to join the first knitted fabric part to another knitted fabric part (eg, the second knitted fabric part, etc.), the first stitch can be moved stably.

According to the configuration of aspect <3>, the double stitch connecting the first knitted fabric portion to the third knitted fabric portion and the tucked stitch connecting the third knitted fabric portion to the first knitted fabric portion are at the same height in the wale direction. . For this reason, the seam of the first knitted fabric part and the third knitted fabric part is neatly finished.

Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of a knitwear that is a knitted fabric according to the first embodiment.
[Fig. 2] Fig. 2 is an image diagram showing an example of a method for knitting a knitted fabric according to the first embodiment.
[Fig. 3] Fig. 3 is a first knitting process diagram showing the procedure of a method for knitting a knitted fabric according to the first embodiment.
[Fig. 4] A second knitting process diagram continued in Fig. 3. [Fig.
[FIG. 5] It is a schematic diagram showing the state in which stitches are joined at the time S6 of FIG. 3 is finished.
Fig. 6 is a knitting process diagram showing the procedure of a method for knitting a knitted fabric according to the second embodiment.

<Embodiment 1>

In the first embodiment, an example in which a knitwear having an intarsia structure is knitted using the knitting method of a knitted fabric of the present invention is described with reference to Figs. Explain. Of course, the knitted fabric knitted by the knitting method of the present example is not limited to knitwear, and may be, for example, an industrial material such as a seat cover.

The knitwear 100 shown in Fig. 1 includes a body 50, a right sleeve 60R, and a left sleeve 60L. The body 50 includes a front body 50F and a rear body 50B. A pattern portion 70 is formed on the front body 50F. The pattern portion 70 is obtained by intasha knitting. Accordingly, a knitting yarn constituting the pattern portion 70 is different from a knitting yarn constituting a portion other than the pattern portion 70 .

The procedure for knitting the pattern part 70 will be described based on the image diagram of FIG. In this example, the first yarn feeder 8 used for knitting the pattern portion 70 and the second yarn feeder 9 used for knitting other than the pattern portion 70 are used. Describe the arrangement. In FIG. 2, the feeding holes 8 and 9 are indicated by inverted triangle marks. As seen from the front needle bed FB, the first sand feeding hole 8 is disposed on the front side of the second sand feeding hole 9 . In other words, as seen from the back needle bed BB, the second sand feeding hole 9 is disposed on the front side of the first sand feeding hole 8 . The horizontal bars shown at both ends of the body 50 are boundaries between the front body 50F and the rear body 50B. In Fig. 2, &quot;T + number&quot; indicates the number of the knitting. Of course, three or more yarn feeders used for knitting may be used.

In T0, the body 50 knitted up to just before the pattern part 70 is shown. The body 50 of this example is knitted by tubular knitting using the second knitting yarn 9Y fed from the second yarn feeding hole 9 . From this state, in T1, the first yarn feeder 8 is put outside the knitting width of the body 50, and the first yarn feeder 8 is moved to the right as indicated by the U-turn arrow. After this, reciprocating knitting is performed by moving it in the left direction. By this reciprocating knitting, the first knitted fabric portion 1 is knitted in two steps in the wale direction on the front needle bed FB. The first knitted fabric portion 1 is knitted by the first knitting yarn 8Y fed from the first yarn feeding opening 8 .

In T2, as indicated by the U-turn arrow, the second sand feeder 9 is moved to the right and then to the left, as shown by the reciprocating knitting. By this reciprocating knitting, the third knitted fabric portion 3 is knitted in two steps in the wale direction on the front needle bed FB. The third knitted fabric portion 3 is knitted by the second knitting yarn 9Y. This third knitted fabric part 3 is a knitted fabric part adjacent to the knitting width direction of the first knitted fabric part 1 and joined to the first knitted fabric part 1 . The bonding procedure will be described later with reference to FIGS. 3 and 4 .

In T3, the second yarn feeder 9 is moved to the right, and the second knitted fabric portion 2 is knitted on the back needle bed BB. The second knitted fabric portion 2 is knitted by the second knitting yarn 9Y. The first knitted fabric part 1 and the second knitted fabric part 2 overlap in the knitting width direction. In this example, the knitting range of the first knitted fabric part 1 overlaps within the knitting range of the second knitted fabric part 2 . Therefore, when knitting the second knitted fabric part 2 , the second fed yarn opening 9 crosses the first fed yarn opening 8 . In this example, the second knitted fabric portion 2 can be knitted without stopping the second yarn feeder 9 by performing the operations shown in the knitting process diagrams of FIGS. 3 and 4 to be described later.

In T4, as indicated by the U-turn arrow, reciprocating knitting is carried out to knit the fourth knitted fabric portion 4 in two steps in the wale direction. The fourth knitted fabric portion 4 is knitted by the second knitting yarn 9Y.

In T5, the second yarn feeder 9 is moved to the left, and the second knitted fabric portion 2 is knitted on the back needle bed BB. Also in this T5, the 2nd rapid sand opening 9 crosses the 1st rapid sand opening 8. In addition, the second knitted fabric portion 2 can be knitted without stopping the second yarn feeding mouth 9 . The arrangement of the sand feeding openings 8 and 9 at the time when T5 is finished is the same as that of T1. Therefore, after T5, the pattern portion 70 is knitted on the body 50 by repeating the knitting of T1 to T5.

Next, the specific knitting process of the part provided with an intarsia pattern is demonstrated based on FIG.3 and FIG.4. 3 and 4, a knitting example using a two-bed flat knitting machine having a front needle bed FB and a rear needle bed BB will be described. In knitting using a two-bed flat knitting machine, knitwear 100 is knitted by half-gauge knitting in which empty needles are arranged between adjacent stitches. Of course, the knitwear 100 of this example may be knitted by a four-bed flat knitting machine. The knitting needle provided in the flat knitting machine may be a compound needle having a slider for opening and closing a hook, or a latch needle having a latch for opening and closing the hook. ) may also be

In Figs. 3 and 4, &quot;S + number&quot; indicates the number of the knitting process. In the columns on the right side of Figs. 3 and 4, the stitching state in the front needle bed FB and the rear needle bed BB is shown. In the column on the right, black dots indicate knitting needles, circle marks indicate stitches, V-marks indicate pick up stitches or tuck stitches, and inverted triangle marks indicate needle threading (8, 9). ) is shown. Capital letters outside the cell indicate the position of the knitting needle. In each process, the actually knitted portion is indicated by thick lines, and the newly knitted stitch is indicated by black.

S0 in FIG. 3 shows a stitch corresponding to the left half of T0 in FIG. 2 . In S1, after the first yarn feeder 8 is moved to the right to form the hooking stitch 10 on the co-needle J of the rear needle bed BB, the knitting needle L of the front needle bed FB, The first knitted fabric part 1 coupled to N, P, R, T) is knitted. The knitting of the locking stitches 10 is not essential. Unlike this example, the locking stitch 10 may be formed in the co-stitching of the front needle bed FB. This S1 corresponds to the forward knitting in T1 in Fig. 2 . Since only half of the first knitted fabric part 1 is shown in Fig. 3, the first yarn feeder 8 actually moves to a position outside the compartment.

In S2, the first knitted fabric part 1 coupled to the knitting needles T, R, P, N, L of the front needle bed FB is knitted by moving the first yarn feeding hole 8 to the left. The knitting in S2 corresponds to the reverse knitting in T1 in Fig. 2 . In this S2, after the knitting of the first knitted fabric section 1 is finished, the first yarn feeder 8 is further moved to the left to knit the first stitch 11 continuous in the wale direction of the hooked stitch 10. Do (Process A).

Here, in the case where the hooked stitch 10 is not knitted in S1, the first stitch 11 becomes a locked stitch. In addition, although the first stitch 11 is knitted on the back needle bed BB in this example, it may be knitted on the front needle bed FB. In that case, before performing the next S3, the first stitch 11 is moved from the front needle bed FB to the rear needle bed BB.

In S3, the first knitting yarn 8Y extending from the first yarn feeder 8 to the first stitch 11 is a cross yarn connecting the end stitch 1E and the first stitch 11. (Cross-over yarn) 12 and crossed state (Step B). The end stitch 1E is a stitch knitted last among a plurality of stitches of the first knitted fabric part 1 knitted in S2. The cross yarn 12 is a part passing between the front needle bed FB and the rear needle bed BB. In S3 of this example, specifically, the first knitting yarn 8Y extending from the first feeding yarn opening 8 to the first stitch 11 is transferred to the cross yarn 12 by moving the first yarn feeder 8 to the right. ) is intersected with

In S4, the second yarn feeder 9 is moved to the right, and the third knitted fabric portion 3 is knitted on the knitting needles B, D, F, H, J of the front needle bed FB. The knitting in S4 corresponds to the forward knitting in T2 in Fig. 2 .

In S5, after moving the second yarn feeder 9 to the left and knitting the tuck stitch 30 on the knitting needle L of the front needle bed FB, the knitting needle J of the front needle bed FB, The third knitted fabric portion 3 is knitted on H, F, D, and B). The knitting in S5 corresponds to the reverse knitting in T2 in FIG. 2 . The tuck stitch 30 is formed in the end stitch 1E of the first knitted fabric portion 1 . The first knitted fabric part 1 and the third knitted fabric part 3 are connected by the tuck stitch 30 . Unlike this example, the tuck stitches 30 may be formed in stitches of the first knitted fabric portion 1 other than the end stitches 1E.

In S6, the first stitch 11 and the first knitted fabric portion 1 are coupled to the front needle bed FB opposite to the rear needle bed BB on which the second knitted fabric portion 2 is knitted. It will be in a state where it is finished (process C). In S6 of this example, specifically, the first stitch 11 is moved to the front needle bed FB opposite to the rear needle bed BB on which the second knitted fabric part 2 is knitted. At this time, the first knitting yarn 8Y intersecting the cross yarn 12 is caught by the cross yarn 12 and approaches the front needle bed FB side.

In S6 of this example, the 1st stitch 11 is superimposed on the stitch 31 of the 3rd knitted fabric part 3 . The stitch 31 is a stitch located at a position closest to the first knitted fabric part 1 among the third knitted fabric parts 3 . The first knitted fabric part 1 and the third knitted fabric part 3 are connected by a double stitch 13 of the stitch 31 and the first stitch 11 . After the third knitted fabric part 3 is knitted, the first stitch 11 is superimposed on the stitches 31 of the third knitted fabric part 3, so that the first knitted fabric part 1 is attached to the third knitted fabric part 3 The connecting double stitches 13 and the tuck stitches 30 connecting the third knitted fabric portion 3 to the first knitted fabric portion 1 are at the same height in the wale direction. Therefore, the seam between the first knitted fabric part 1 and the third knitted fabric part 3 is neatly finished.

Here, the movement of the first stitch 11 may be carried out at any time before the knitting of the second knitted fabric part 2 . For example, the first stitch 11 may be moved before S4.

The state of the stitch at the time when S6 is finished is described with reference to the schematic diagram of FIG. The knitting needle 5 shown in FIG. 5 is the knitting needle J of the front needle bed FB in FIG. 5, a fixed sinker 6 disposed between adjacent knitting needles 5 is indicated by a dotted line. The shape of the fixed sinker 6 is different from the actual shape.

As shown in Fig. 5, in S3 of Fig. 3, the first knitting yarn 8Y intersected with the intersecting yarn 12 extending from the first stitch 11 is the first stitch 11 and the third knitted fabric portion ( It is sandwiched between the stitches 31 of 3). Accordingly, the starting point of the first knitting yarn 8Y extending from the first stitch 11 toward the first feeding yarn 8 (refer to the arrow left in the frame) is close to the front needle bed FB side. It is hidden by the fixed sinker (6). Therefore, even if the knitting needle of the rear needle bed BB (not shown) is moved, the first knitting yarn 8Y is less likely to be caught by the knitting needle of the rear needle bed BB. In addition, if the starting point of the first knitting yarn 8Y is disposed at a position hidden by the fixed sinker 6, for example, a stitch presser provided in a carriage (Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Hei 3) - 66415)), etc., contact the first knitting yarn 8Y, the starting point of the first knitting yarn 8Y is hardly drawn out to the outside of the fixed sinker 6 . If the starting point of the first knitting yarn 8Y is maintained inside the fixed sinker 6, since the inclination in the course direction of the first knitting yarn 8Y does not increase, the first knitting yarn 8Y is moved to the back needle bed BB. It is difficult to fall victim to the sting of

Here, as shown in S6 of FIG. 3 , after the third knitted fabric part 3 is knitted and immediately before the second knitted fabric part 2 is knitted, the first stitch 11 is moved, so that the first stitch 11 is knitted. It is supported at a position close to (5). Therefore, the starting point of the first knitting yarn 8Y is also arranged at a position close to the knitting needle 5 . Accordingly, it is easy to keep the starting point of the first knitting yarn 8Y hidden by the fixed sinker 6 .

In S7 of Fig. 4, the first yarn feeder 8 is moved to the left, and the first yarn feeder 8 is arranged at a position overlapping with the double stitch 13 in the knitting width direction. As a result, the first knitting yarn 8Y extending from the first feeding yarn 8 to the first stitch 11 is shortened. Although this S7 is not essential, by performing S7, it becomes more difficult for the first knitting yarn 8Y to be incorporated into the second knitted fabric part 2 when knitting the second knitted fabric part 2 .

In S8, the second knitting fabric portion 2 is knitted by moving the second yarn feeder 9 to the right. The knitting of S8 corresponds to the knitting of T3 in FIG. 2 . As already described with reference to Fig. 5, the first knitting yarn 8Y extending from the first yarn feeder 8 comes close to the front needle bed FB side, making it difficult to be caught by the knitting needle of the rear needle bed BB. have. Accordingly, the second sand feeding opening 9 does not need to be stopped when passing through the first sand feeding opening 8 . Also, there is no need to move the first feed sand dunes 8 .

The fourth knitted fabric portion 4 in T4 in Fig. 2 can be knitted by symmetrical knitting to S4 and S5 in Fig. 3 . In addition, the second knitted fabric part 2 in T5 in FIG. 2 can be knitted by knitting symmetrically to S8 in FIG. 4 . Even when knitting this second knitted fabric portion 2, it is not necessary to stop the second yarn feeding mouth 9.

According to the knitting method of the knitted fabric of this example, since the second yarn feeder 9 does not stop when the second knitted fabric part 2 is knitted, the size of each stitch constituting the second knitted fabric part 2 is evenly easy to do. Therefore, the appearance of the second knitted fabric part 2 is good.

<Embodiment 2>

In Embodiment 2, an example of knitting a knitted fabric in which a part in the knitting width direction is in a two-layer state on the front needle bed FB side will be described based on the knitting process diagram in FIG. The method of viewing FIG. 6 is the same as that of FIG. 3 . Further, another knitted fabric portion may be provided on the rear needle bed BB.

S0 shows a state in which the second knitted fabric part 2 is coupled to the knitting needles B, D, F, H, J, L, N, P, R, T of the front needle bed FB. The second knitting fabric portion 2 is knitted by the second knitting yarn 9Y of the second feeding yarn opening 9 . In this state, the first knitted fabric part 1 is knitted within the knitting width of the second knitted fabric part 2 .

In S1, by moving the first yarn feeder 8 to the right, the hooked stitch 10 is applied to the knitting needle K of the rear needle bed BB, and the tucked stitch 10 is applied to the knitting needle L of the front needle bed FB. After knitting (15), the first knitted fabric part (1) is knitted on the front needle bed (FB). The tuck stitch 15 is for joining the end of the first knitted fabric part 1 in the knitting width direction to the second knitted fabric part 2 . The first sand feeding hole 8 of this example is located on the rear side of the second sand feeding hole 9 as seen from the front needle bed FB. Accordingly, the first knitted fabric part 1 is not joined to the second knitted fabric part 2 at positions other than the tuck stitch 15 . Here, the hooked stitch 10 may be knitted for the co-stitching of the front needle bed FB. For example, knitting the hooked stitch 10 on the knitting needle K of the front needle bed FB is mentioned.

In S2, after moving the first yarn feeder 8 to the left and knitting the first knitted fabric portion 1 on the front needle bed FB, the first stitch ( 11) is organized (Step A). Unlike this example, when the hooking stitch 10 is knitted on the front needle bed FB, the first stitch 11 is also knitted on the front needle bed FB.

In S3, the first yarn feeder 8 is moved to the right, so that the first knitting yarn 8Y extending from the first yarn feeder 8 intersects with the cross yarn 12 (step B). Instead of moving the first yarn feeder 8, the first knitting yarn 8Y is crossed with the cross yarn 12 by racking the rear needle bed BB in the left direction relative to the front needle bed FB. you can do it

In S4, the first knitted fabric part 1 is moved from the front needle bed FB to the rear needle bed BB (step C). As a result, the first knitting yarn 8Y intersecting the cross yarn 12 is caught by the cross yarn 12 and comes close to the back needle bed BB. Accordingly, the starting point of the first knitting yarn 8Y extending from the first feeding yarn 8 to the first stitch 11 is close to the back needle bed BB. Here, when the first stitch 11 is knitted on the front needle bed FB, in S4, both the first knitted fabric part 1 and the first stitch 11 are moved to the rear needle bed BB. .

After S4, the second yarn feeder 9 is moved to the right, and the second knitted fabric portion 2 is knitted on the front needle bed FB. Since the starting point of the first knitting yarn 8Y is close to the back needle bed BB, it is possible to knit the second knitted fabric portion 2 without stopping the second yarn feeder 9 .

<General>

The method for knitting a knitted fabric of the present invention is effective for knitting a knitted fabric in which the first knitted fabric portion 1 overlaps within the knitting range of the second knitted fabric portion 2 . Therefore, in addition to the first and second embodiments, the knitting method of the present invention is also applied to, for example, knitwear in which the front body knitting width and the back body knitting width are different, or to a multi-layer knitted fabric having three or four layers. can do.

1: 1st knitting aspirations
1E: end stitch
2: Second knitting aspirations
3: 3rd formation aspiration
4: 4th formation aspiration
5: knitting needle
6: Fixed sinker
8: first-class sandball
8Y: 1st knitting yarn
9: 2nd grade death ball
9Y : Second knitting yarn
10: jammed stitch
11: first stitch
12 : crossroads
13 : Double Stitch
15 : chin stitch
30: chin stitch
31 : Stitch
50: body
50F: front body
50B: rear body
60L : Left sleeve
60R : Right sleeve
70: pattern part
100: knitwear

Claims (3)

A method for knitting a knitted fabric using a flat knitting machine having a first feed yarn mouth and a second feed yarn mouth, the method comprising:
After knitting the first knitted fabric part by moving the first feeding yarn, while the first feeding yarn is stopped, moving the second feeding yarn to cross the first feeding yarn to knit the second knitted fabric part A method for knitting a knitted fabric, comprising:
Steps A, B, and C are performed between the completion of knitting of the first knitted fabric part and the beginning of knitting of the second knitted fabric part;
In the step A, using the first yarn feeder, a knitting needle different from the knitting needle to which the first knitted fabric part and the second knitted fabric part are joined is connected with an end stitch of the first knitted fabric part Organize the first stitch to be
In the step B, the knitting yarn extending from the first yarn feeder to the first stitch crosses the cross-over yarn connecting the end stitch and the first stitch,
In the step C, the first stitch and the first knitted fabric portion are bonded to a needle bed opposite to a needle bed on which the second knitted fabric portion is knitted.
How to knit a knitted fabric.
According to claim 1,
Before the step A, the first knitted fabric portion is reciprocally knitted;
When knitting the first knitted fabric part in the forward direction, a pick up stitch is knitted on a co-needle;
In the step A, the knitting method of the knitted fabric is that the first stitch is knitted continuously in a wale direction of the hooked stitch.
3. The method of claim 1 or 2,
Before the step A, the first knitted fabric part is reciprocally knitted,
After the step B, a third knitted fabric section adjacent to the knitting width direction of the first knitted fabric section is reciprocally knitted using a yarn feeder different from the first yarn feeder,
At the time of reciprocating knitting of the third knitted fabric part, a tuck stitch superimposed on the stitches of the first knitted fabric part is knitted;
After reciprocating knitting of the third knitted fabric part, as the step C, the first stitch is superimposed on the stitches of the third knitted fabric part.

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