SU489825A1 - The method of combining the mesh of the mesh of the openwork-guipure handmade products - Google Patents

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The invention relates to the knitwear industry and relates to a method of interlacing a connecting net used in lace and guipure products.

A known method of joining the wire mesh of openwork-guipure handicraft products, which implies that the worker puts the auxiliary on the auxiliary, draws a loop, pulls the worker through it and tightens the knot.

However, the known method does not allow to obtain a nodule, the structure of which would provide an opportunity to pass through it the necessary number of looped anchors.

In order to increase the resistance of the thread when dragging through the loop of the working thread, the latter is folded as an additional loop, and after tightening the knot, the end of the working thread is inserted into the additional loop and pulled into the additional knot.

The proposed method creates a special stability in the main connecting grid, so that the product of openwork-guipure work is not deformed. Especially, it is necessary to have a pass-through node in products with a pattern in which there is a significant distance between the individual components of the pattern. Pass knot, increasing from quantity

fixed in it the working thread of the thread, bears the function of the part of the product, is flexible, thus increasing the dimensional stability of the whole product, and adds to the picturesqueness of the design, both in the product itself and in the connecting grid.

In figures 1--13 depicts a step-by-step process in the undershot of the throughput u.ch.

The knotting is done in the following way.

To form loop 1, the working thread a is placed on top of the auxiliary interweaving thread b. The worker at the same time is attached to the part with the product. Under the auxiliary weave b, the hook and the hook are pulled out and the bottom of the chain is 1 (see Fig. 1).

The loop 1 is superimposed on the pasted-out d from the working HIITH and from left to right. Loop 1 remains on the hook (see Fig. 2). The hook is brought under the auxiliary thread of the weave b, seize the worker to drink a and pull the loop 2 through the loop 1 (see Fig. 3). The loop 2 is tightened. An additional node 3 is formed. Only one net 2 remains on the hook (see Fig. 4).

With a hook, they seize the working unit, pull it through the loop 2 (see Fig. 5), then tighten the knot 4, and the end of the working thread a

secured to any desired part 5 of the assembly (see Fig. 6).

If necessary, obtain a more crooked knot, connecting one, two or several loops before the operation of dragging the end of the working thread through an additional loop 2, on the other side of the working thread a and the same loop 6 (see Fig. 7) or several loops (see Fig. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12) with the formation of an additional node of this loop, and then through both loops 2 and 6 (or several loops), the ends of the working thread are pulled (see Fig. 13).

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The method of joining the mesh of the openwork handicraft mesh, which means that the worker drinks are put on the auxiliary, draw out a loop, pull a working thread through it and tighten the knot, so that it increases the stability and when pulling through the working thread, and the last is coiled as an additional loop, and after tightening the knot, the end of the working thread is inserted into the additional loop and tightened into the additional knot.

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