WO2004094711A1 - 編地の接合方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a knitted fabric joining method for forming a gore at a joint of a tubular knitted fabric.
- a portion called a gore is formed at the joint between the parts of the knit product.
- the gore is formed on the side and crotch, etc.
- the thickness is formed in a knit product composed of a flat knitted fabric, and the product is comfortable to fit along the body shape
- the present applicant has already rotated at a larger angle in the direction in which the interval between the two knitted fabrics becomes wider than in the state where one tubular knitted fabric to be joined to form a gore is perpendicular to the other knitted fabric.
- We have developed and provided a method of joining knitted fabrics that can be used shown in the pamphlet of International Publication No. WO 01 Z8824).
- the gore portion of the same course is formed on both of the two tubular knitted fabrics to be joined, and the loops on the near side and the loops on the far side from the boundary between the front knitted fabric portion and the rear knitted fabric portion are formed.
- a gore is formed at the joint portion of the tubular knitted fabric by performing a bind-off process by overlapping the pieces so that they overlap.
- This method of joining a knitted fabric having a gore has made it possible to provide a nittuer having a high degree of freedom in body movement.
- the front knitted fabric portion having a large gore becomes narrower than the knitting width of the rear knitted fabric portion. Therefore, in order not to make much difference in the width of the knitted fabric locked on the front and rear beds, the side end loop on the bed of the rear knitted fabric part should be connected to the side end loop on the opposite bed.
- the knitting knitting to move outward is performed. When the knitting is performed in this manner, joining is completed with the loop locked by the needle farthest from the body side of the rear bed moved to the front bed before forming the gore. Will be. If the body and both sleeves are then knitted into a single cylinder, the loop that was originally in the back bed will be moved to the front bed and formed on it.
- the loop from the rear bed is moved to the front bed, the loop is moved to the needle of the front bed in a twisted state. If a loop is formed thereon, the loop remains twisted, which is not preferable. In particular, twisted loops appear at prominent places on sleeves, which is not preferable.
- the loop at the side end of the sleeve far from the body of the knitted fabric portion is attached to the rear bed.
- the knitted fabric is turned so that the loop at the side end far from the body of the knitted fabric returns to the front bed.
- Fig. 18 (a) shows the state where the knitting to the side has been completed, and the part shown by the dotted line.
- FIG. 18 (b) shows a state in which the knitting is performed on the sleeves in order to form a gore.
- FIG. 18 (b) when a gore is formed by turning a knitted fabric in advance as shown in FIG. 18 (b), when joining the joining regions, for example, the front body 31a
- the joining area of the left sleeve 33 joined to the joining area 312a of FIG. 18 is the joining area 331b of the rear knitted fabric and the joining area 331a of the front knitted fabric in FIG. 18 (a).
- the present invention provides a knitted fabric having a gore that is easy to knit and easy to move by preventing the loop at the end serving as a boundary between the front and rear knitted fabric portions at the start of the joining of the gore from being wound around the other bed. It is an object of the present invention to provide a method of knitting a knitted fabric capable of knitting. Disclosure of the invention
- a method for joining a knitted fabric according to the present invention includes: at least one pair of beds extending in the left-right direction and facing front and rear; A flat knitting machine configured such that the front knitted fabric part and the rear knitted fabric part are continuously knitted in the course direction by a flat knitting machine configured to be rackable right and left, and these tubular knitted fabrics are knitted to the front knitted fabric part.
- This is a method of joining knitted fabrics in which joining regions having different gores are overlapped and joined to each other at the back knitted fabric portion.
- the joining region of the front knitted fabric portion and the joining region of the rear knitted fabric portion are set on the opposing bed, and the number of stitches of the knitting needles where the loops of the joining region with the large gore are locked and the gore
- the number of stitches of the knitting needles to which the loops in the small joining area are locked are the same as the number of needles, remove the loop in the joining area of one gore so that both ends of each joining area face each other.
- the loop of the joining area of the other gore is locked to the knitting needle in the state of a total needle.
- the loop of the last course of the joining region located at the side end of the tubular knitted fabric to be joined and the loop of the last course of the joining region of the other tubular knitted fabric are separated from the boundary between the front knitted fabric portion and the rear knitted fabric portion.
- the loops on the near side and the loops on the far side are overlapped so as to overlap each other and bind off to form a gore at the joint of the tubular knitted fabric, followed by one tubular knitted fabric following the joined tubular knitted fabric Organize the ground.
- the step preferably includes the following steps.
- the loop of the joint area transferred in the third step is transferred to the bed in order from the loop at the end farthest from the third knitted fabric while performing the knitting in which the loop of the section is transferred to the opposing bed.
- the loop is locked to the needle by removing the needle for the joining region of the front knitted fabric portion and the joining region of the rear knitted fabric portion, and for the joining region of small gore,
- the loop should be locked to the needle with all needles (including partially full needles), and the area of the same number of needles on the opposing bed should have the front and rear spliced areas. Characterized in that the loop is locked.
- the front knitted fabric portion can always be locked on the front bed and the rear knitted fabric portion can always be locked on the rear bed.
- the joining method of the present invention can be applied to a case where the tubular knitted fabric is a right foot portion and a left foot portion such as evening gowns and pants, and the tubular knitted fabric is a single body and left and right sleeves. It can also be applied to cases where
- the joint area of the front knitted fabric is increased, and for pants, the jointed area of the rear knitted fabric is increased to facilitate movement We can provide knitwear.
- the present invention when knitting the tubular knitted fabric of the present invention with four beds, the present invention knits at least two tubular knitted fabrics. Then, in the joining process of these tubular knitted fabrics, first, a joining region having a large gore and a joining region having a small gore are attached to the opposing bed with both ends of the joining regions facing each other. For example, when knitting a tubular knitted fabric with all needles, adjacent areas are not The loop is locked to the needle, and in the joint area of the small gore, the loop is locked to the knitting needle in the same number of stitches as the knitting needles to which the loop of the large gore is locked. Keep it.
- a loop is locked to an adjacent needle in a joint region with a large gore, and a loop in a joint region with a large gore is locked in a joint region with a small gore.
- the loop of the joint area where the gore is small is transferred to the opposing bed, and the loop is turned along with the racking operation of the bed. While pulling the needle.
- the loop of the joint area with the large gore is transferred to the opposing bed, and the racking operation of the bed is performed. Turn to the total needle state while turning.
- the rotation direction of this turning is the turning direction of the turning when the joining area in one tubular knitted fabric is in the needle-pulling or full needle state, and the joining direction in the other tubular knitted fabric is the needle-pulling or total needle state.
- the direction of rotation for turning is reversed.
- the tubular knitted fabric is knitted with all the needles, and the loop of the joining area on the smaller side of the gore is locked with the needle so that the needle is pulled out.
- the joining area on the side with the smaller is set to the needle removal state and joining is started.
- the tubular knitted fabric is knitted by needle-punching knitting, and the loop of the joining area on the larger side of the gore is brought into a total needle state (a state without needle-punching).
- the joining can also be started by holding the joining area on the small side of the gore with the needle pulled out.
- the tubular knitted fabric is knitted by needleless knitting.
- the loop of the joining area on the small side of the gore can be engaged with the needle so as to be in a state where every third needle is removed, and joining can be started.
- the tubular knitted fabric is joined.
- the loop of the joining region located at the side end of the tubular knitted fabric to be joined and the loop of the joining region of the other tubular knitted fabric are joined to the loops on the near side and far from the boundary between the front knitted fabric portion and the rear knitted fabric portion.
- the loops are overlapped so that the side loops overlap each other, and then joined.
- One method of joining is knitting, in which the knitted fabric to be joined is bound off from one side end to the other end, and a loop in the joining region of the other tubular knitted fabric is connected to the side end loop.
- the knitting is performed in parallel with overlapping loops of the joining area so that the front knitted fabric portions and the rear knitted fabric portions overlap from the loop.
- knitting of overlapping loops in the joining region and knitting of bind-off processing are performed in parallel, and joining of the joining region of the front knitted fabric portion and joining of the joining region of the rear knitted fabric portion are performed independently.
- the tubular knitted fabric to be joined is rotated in the opposite direction by turn knitting, and the loop of the joining region of both tubular knitted fabrics is engaged on the same needle bed. To stop. Then, while performing knitting to bind-off the knitted fabric on the side to be joined from one side end side to the other end side, the loop of the joining region of the other tubular knitted fabric is cut from the side end loop to the front knitted fabric. The loops of the joining area are overlapped and joined so that the parts and the back knitted fabric part overlap each other.
- this joining method knitting for overlapping loops in the joining region and knitting for bind-off processing are performed in parallel, and joining of the joining region of the front knitted fabric portion and joining of the joining region of the rear knitted fabric portion are performed in succession.
- the loop of the joining region of the tubular knitted fabric to be joined and the loop of the joining region of the other tubular knitted fabric are the boundary between the front knitted fabric portion and the rear knitted fabric portion.
- the loops on the near side and the loops on the far side are overlapped so that they overlap.
- the freedom of movement is high and the knitwear is comfortable.
- FIG. 1 is a development view and a knitting process diagram of a sweater in which a gore is formed
- Figure 2 is the completed drawing of sweater 1 in Figure 1
- FIG. 3 (a) is a knitting step diagram for forming a gore on the pants of the second embodiment
- FIGS. 3 (b) and 3 (c) are sectional views of the first embodiment
- FIG. 4 is a knitting course diagram showing the joining of three knitted fabrics according to the first embodiment
- FIG. 5 is a knitting 3-source diagram showing the joining of three knitted fabrics according to the first embodiment
- FIG. 6 is a knitting course diagram showing the joining of three knitted fabrics according to the first embodiment
- FIG. 7 is a knitting course diagram showing the joining of three knitted fabrics according to the first example
- FIG. 8 is a knitting course diagram showing the joining of three knitted fabrics according to the first embodiment
- FIG. 9 is a knitting course diagram showing the joining of three knitted fabrics according to the first embodiment
- FIG. 10 is a knitting course diagram showing the joining of three knitted fabrics according to the first embodiment
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing pants formed by joining two knitted fabrics in the second embodiment.
- FIG. 12 is a knitting course diagram showing the joining of two knitted fabrics according to the second embodiment
- FIG. 13 is a knitting course diagram showing joining of two knitted fabrics according to the second embodiment
- FIG. I is a knitting course diagram showing the joining of two knitted fabrics according to the second embodiment
- FIG. 15 is a knitting course diagram showing joining of three knitted fabrics according to the third embodiment
- FIG. FIG. 17 is a knitting course diagram showing joining of three knitted fabrics according to the embodiment
- FIG. 17 is a knitting course diagram showing joining of three knitted fabrics according to the third embodiment
- FIG. 18 is a conventional tubular knitted fabric It is a part of the knitting course diagram showing the joining of the (sweater), and shows a state where the joining is completed.
- the 4-bed flat knitting machine has an upper front bed and an upper rear bed on which a number of knitting needles are arranged at the same pitch as the lower bed, on the lower front bed and the lower rear bed.
- Transfers can be made between the front and rear lower beds and between the opposing lower and upper beds.
- a flatbed knitting machine is used in which the rear bed can be latched relative to the front bed.
- the tubular knitted fabric is knitted by needle knitting, and the loops of the joining region on the large side of the gore are engaged with the needles so as to be in the total needle state (a state in which needles are not removed). In this case, the joining area on the small side of the gore is started with the needle removed.
- FIG. 1 is a development view and a knitting process diagram of a sweater 1 in which gores 3a and 3b are formed on side portions 2a and 2b by the method for joining knitted fabrics of the present embodiment
- FIG. 2 is a completed view of the sweater 1. It is.
- the ale direction of the sleeves 4, 5 and the body 6 is shown near the gores 3a, 3b.
- the present embodiment is a method of joining a knitted fabric having a gore in which the size of the joint region ( ⁇ Ale number) on the front knitted fabric side of the body and the sleeve and the size of the joint region ( ⁇ Ale number) on the back knitted fabric side are different.
- Sweater 1 starts knitting from hem rubber 7 of body 6 and cuffs 8 and 9 of both left and right sleeves 4 and 5 (step A), and joints of sleeves 4 and 5 and body 6 at side portions 2a and 2b In the meantime, they are knitted as independent tubular knitted fabrics (Step B).
- step C the process proceeds to the joining process (step C).
- I-H of the right sleeve 4 and i-1h of the body 6 are joined, and M-L of the left sleeve 5 and m-1 of the body 6 are joined to form gores 3a and 3b.
- I_H of the right sleeve 4, i_h of the body 6, M-L of the left sleeve 5, and m-1 of the body 6 are the joining regions.
- the joint area ( ⁇ ale number) on the front knitted fabric side of the body and the sleeve is larger than the joint area ( ⁇ ale number) on the back knitted fabric side.
- step D while knitting the left and right sleeves 4 and 5 and the body 6 as one tubular knitted fabric, move the sleeves 4 and 5 to the body 6 side and remove the H-G of the right sleeve 4 and the h-g of the body. Then, L-K of the left sleeve 5 and 11-k of the body 6 are joined (step D).
- step E At the end of step D, G-F of right sleeve 4 and K_J of left sleeve 5 are joined to g-f and k-j of the body (step E).
- step E the yarn supply to the sleeves 4 and 5 is completed, and the sleeves 4 and 5 are moved to the body 6 side each time the body 6 is knitted as appropriate to join the sleeves 4 and 5 to the body 6.
- Example 1 In which the sleeves 4 and 5 and the body 6 are joined to form the gores 3a and 3b in the joining process.
- a case in which a gore is formed at the joint with the left foot will be described as a second embodiment. Since knitting other than the joining step is known, only the knitting in the joining step is shown.
- knitting is different between a case where two knitted fabrics are joined and a case where three knitted fabrics are joined, and an outline of each knitting method will be described with reference to FIG. A in Fig. 3 shows the knitting joining two knitted fabrics, and b and c in Fig. 3 show the knitting joining the three knitted fabrics.
- the knitting ⁇ is performed by moving the front portion 21a of the first knitted fabric 21 to the front portion 22a side of the second knitted fabric 22, and the rear portion 22b of the second knitted fabric 22 is the first knitted fabric.
- the knitting ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ for moving to the rear portion 21b side of the knitted fabric 21 is performed to form the gores 3a and 3b.
- Knitting 1 and knitting ⁇ ⁇ may be performed simultaneously or sequentially. By performing knitting 1 and 2 at the same time, the number of bed racking is reduced and efficient knitting can be performed.
- the gore is set so that the joining regions before and after the bed have the same size before starting the joining.
- the difference in the total number of needles in the joint area between the front knitted fabric and the rear knitted fabric is eliminated by locking the loops in the joint area with small stitches to the needles of the bed without needles. 2 can be performed simultaneously.
- knitting is performed by first moving the rear portion 32b of the second knitted fabric 32 to the rear portion 31b side of the first knitted fabric 31.
- knitting (2) in which the front part 33a of the third knitted fabric 33 is moved to the front part 31a side of the first knitted fabric 31.
- knitting 3 is performed by moving the front portion 32a of the second knitted fabric 32 to the front portion 31a side of the first knitted fabric 31, and after the third knitted fabric 33
- the knitting ⁇ ⁇ is performed by moving the portion 33b to the rear portion 31b side of the first knitted fabric 31.
- the gores 3a and 3b are formed by performing these knitting 1 to 4.
- knitting 1 to 1 can be performed in parallel with 1 and 2 and 3 and 4, or knitting 4 to 4 can be performed in any order. If knitting 1 and 2 are performed first in parallel and then 3 and 4 are performed in parallel, or vice versa, 3 and ⁇ are performed first and then 1 and 2 are performed. The number of rackings is small and efficient knitting can be performed.
- the difference in the total number of stitches in the joint region between the front knitted fabric portion and the rear knitted fabric portion can be eliminated.
- a sweater having a body and a sleeve will be described in a first embodiment as a joining method of joining three knitted fabrics, and a pants will be described in a second embodiment as a joining method of joining two knitted fabrics.
- the gore amount of the first knitted fabric is set to be larger than the gore amount of the second knitted fabric. In this case, the amount is equivalent to four bottles.
- the knitted fabric of the body 6 is bound from one side end to the other end to form a gore, and the right sleeve is formed into a loop of the joining area on the right side of the body 6.
- the knitting of the joining area of the knitted fabric of No. 4 and the knitting of the front knitted fabric part and the back knitted fabric part overlap each other from the loop at the side end, and the knitting of the left sleeve 5 to the loop of the joining area on the left side of the body 6
- the knitting is performed in parallel with the loop of the ground joining area and the knitting of overlapping the front knitted fabric portion and the back knitted fabric portion from the side end loop so as to overlap each other.
- knitting for overlapping loops in the joining region and knitting for bind-off processing are performed in parallel, but joining of the joining region of the front knitted fabric portion and joining of the rear knitted fabric portion are performed independently. That is, in the present embodiment, knitting 1 and 2 of b and c in FIG. 3 are performed first in parallel, and then 3 and 4 are performed in parallel.
- FU means upper front bed
- FD means lower front bed
- BD means lower back bed
- BU means upper back bed.
- Step 1 shown in FIG. 4 shows a state before the start of forming the gores 3a and 3b.
- the loop surrounded by the chain line 3a on the left is the loop of the joining region forming the gore 3a
- the loop surrounded by the chain line 3b on the right is the loop forming the gore 3b.
- Step 1 a part of the loop in the joining area of the rear knitted fabric locked to the rear bed is finally used as the gore of the front knitted fabric. And the joining area of the knitted fabric In the next step, move the loop so that the loop is engaged with the small bed of the gore in the next bed so that the number of needles used in the joining area of the front knitted fabric is small, because the number of needles is small. Let me do it.
- step 2 the loop of the joint area on the right sleeve side of the rear knitted fabric of the body 6 is transferred to the front upper bed FU, and the loop of the joint area of the rear knitted fabric of the left sleeve 5 is transferred to the front upper bead. Transfer to de FU.
- Step 3 the back bed is racked to the right by one pitch, and for the right sleeve 4, the loop on the body side end of the rear knitted fabric is placed next to the loop on the side end of the front knitted fabric of the lower front bed FD. Then, the loop at the outer end of the front knitted fabric is transferred to the side of the loop at the side end of the rear knitted fabric of the lower rear bed BD, and the knitting is performed.
- the loop at the right end in Fig. 4 is transferred to the side of the loop at the side end of the front knitted fabric of the lower front bed FD, and the knitting is performed. Then, among the loops in the joint area locked to the front upper bed FU, the loop at the far end on the far right side is returned to the rear lower bed BD at a glance.
- step 4 the back bed is racked to the right by one pitch, and the body 6 and left sleeve 5 are connected to the front upper bed FU, and the loop ends of the joining area, which are farther from the right sleeve 4, Return the loop to the lower bed BD at a glance.
- Step 5 is the same operation as step 3.
- step 4 to step 5 If the number of loops in the joint area is large, the racking and transfer operations of steps 4 to 5 are repeated. By the racking and transfer operations from step 4 to step 5, the loop between the joint area on the right sleeve side of the rear knitted fabric of the small gore 6 and the joint area of the rear knitted fabric on the left sleeve 5 is locked to the needle without one stitch It will be in the state that was done.
- step 6 the rear bed is racked to the right by one pitch, and the remaining loops locked to the front upper bed FU are returned to the rear lower bed BD.
- step 7 to step 11 the same racking and transfer operations as in steps 2 to 6 described above are performed for the left sleeve side joining area of the body 6 and the joining area of the right sleeve 4 (step 7 to step 11). In this case, the racking direction is reversed from step 2 to step 6.
- Step 1 In the condition of step 1, the joining area on the left sleeve side and the right sleeve The loop of the joining area of the back knitted fabric of No. 4 is also locked by the needle without one stitch, and the insides of the frames indicated by dotted lines 3a and 3b are the respective joining areas. As shown in step 11, the number of loops ( ⁇ ale number) serving as the joining region of the back knitted fabric is four less than the number of loops ( ⁇ ale number) serving as the joining region of the front knitted fabric.
- the tubular knitted fabric can be arranged on the bed such that the front and rear lengths are substantially symmetric. Then, the loops at the ends of the right sleeve 4 and the left sleeve 5 on the side opposite to the body are not turned around to the opposing bed, and the loops at these ends are the same as those in the step 1 described above. . In this embodiment, it is possible to keep the loops at the ends of the sleeves opposite to the body at the ends of the front and rear knitted fabrics in the same state as in Step 1. As a result, the loop does not become twisted as in the conventional case, so that the loop does not twist.
- a loop can be formed in the sleeve even before joining is started.
- a new loop for example, one-course knitting, can be performed before joining, even if a seam is formed before the joining is started, the seam is removed from the needle and the seam is formed. Subsequently, a new loop can be formed. Since the transfer can be performed by the newly formed loop, the knitting becomes smooth.
- step 12 the right front sleeve 4a is transferred to the rear upper bed BU, and the left rear sleeve 5b is simultaneously transferred to the front upper bed FU.
- step 13 after the rear bed is racked to the right by two pitches, the right front sleeve 4 a is transferred to the lower front bed FD, and the left rear sleeve 5 b is simultaneously transferred to the lower rear bed BD.
- the two loops at the side end of the sleeve are superimposed on the two loops at the side end of the body (loops 61 and 62).
- step 14 the right rear sleeve 4b is transferred to the front upper bed FU, and the left front sleeve 5a is simultaneously transferred to the rear upper bed BU.
- step 15 the rear bed is racked to the left by two pitches, and then the right rear sleeve 4b is transferred to the lower rear bed BD, and the left front sleeve 5a is simultaneously transferred to the lower front bed FD.
- the two loops at the side end of the sleeve are superimposed on the two loops at the side end of the body (loops 63 and 64).
- the four double loops 61, 63 on the right sleeve side are supplied to the needles to be locked from the yarn feeder (yarn feeder) used for the body knitting to the loops 61, 63.
- a new loop that continues is formed, and the needles on which the four double loops 62 and 64 on the left sleeve are locked are fed from the yarn feeder used for knitting of the left sleeve and follow the loops 62 and 64 Form a new loop.
- the bind-off processing is performed using different yarn feeders (yarn feeders) in the left and right gore forming areas.
- this yarn feeder is omitted in the knitting diagram.
- step 16 the right rear sleeve 4b and the two new loops 65a and 65b formed beside it are transferred to the front upper bed FU, and at the same time, the left front sleeve 5a and the two new loops formed beside it are moved. Transfer loops 66a and 66b to the rear upper bed BU.
- step 17 after the rear bed is racked to the left by one pitch, the loops 65a and 65 locked to the front upper bed FU are transferred to the rear lower bed BD, and the rear upper bed BD is moved. Transfer the loops 66a and 66b locked to the BU to the front lower bed FD. Transfer of loop 66a forms a double loop 67.
- step 18 a new loop 68a is formed following the loop 65a of the lower rear bed BD, and new loops 68b and 68c are formed following the loops 67 and 66b of the lower front bed FD.
- step 19 after the back bed is racked one pitch to the left, the loop at the body side end of the left front sleeve 5a is transferred to the lower front bed FD. This transfer forms a double loop 69.
- step 20 a new loop 70a is formed following the loop 65b of the rear lower bed BD, and new loops 70b and 70c are formed following the loops 68b and 69 of the front lower bed FD. Then, in step 21, the loops 70 a and 68 a locked on the rear lower bed BD are transferred to the front upper bed FU, and the loops 70 b and 70 c locked on the front lower bed FD are rearward. Transfer to the upper bed BU.
- step 2 after the rear bed is racked one pitch to the left, the loops 70a and 68a locked to the front upper bed FU are moved to the rear lower bed BD, and the rear upper bed BU is moved to the rear upper bed BU. Transfer the locked loops 70b and 70c to the front lower bed FD.
- a double loop 71 is obtained by transferring the loop 68a
- a double loop 71 is obtained by transferring the loop 70b.
- Loop 72 '
- a new loop 73 following the loop 71 is formed by supplying the needle that locks the loop 71 from one of the yarn feeding ports, and the other loop is supplied to the needle that locks the loops 72 and 70c.
- New loops 74 and 75 are formed following the loops 72 and 70c.
- step 24 after the rear bed is racked one pitch to the left, the right end loop locked by the front upper bed FU is transferred to the rear lower bed BD and superimposed on the loop 70a (loop 76). . Also, the left end loop locked to the rear upper bed BU is transferred to the front lower bed FD, and is superimposed on the loop 75 (loop 77).
- a new loop 78 following the loop 76 is formed by feeding the needle that locks the loop 76 from one of the yarn feeders, and the other loop is supplied to the needle that locks the loops 74 and 77.
- New yarns 79, 80 are formed following the loops 74, 77 by feeding yarns from the yarn ends.
- the loops 78, 73 locked on the rear lower bed BD are transferred to the front upper bed FU, and the loops 79, 80 locked on the front lower bed FD are transferred.
- the rear upper bed BU To the rear upper bed BU.
- step 27 the back knitted fabric 4b of the right sleeve 4 locked to the front upper bed FU Transfer the front knitted fabric 5a of the left sleeve 5 locked to the rear upper bed BU to the rear lower bed BD and the front lower bed FD.
- steps 28 to 39 the joining of the front knitted fabric 4a of the right sleeve 4 and the front knitted fabric 6a of the body 6 and the joining and body of the left knitted fabric 5b of the left sleeve 5 and the back knitted fabric 6b of the body 6 are performed. Is performed.
- step 28 the two loops of the right front sleeve 4a and the right sleeve end of the front body 6a are transferred to the rear upper bed BU, and at the same time, the two loops of the left rear sleeve 5b and the left sleeve end of the rear body 6b To the front upper bed FU.
- step 29 after the rear bed is racked to the right by one pitch, the two loops on the right sleeve side end of the front body 6a locked to the rear upper bed BU are transferred to the lower front bed FD. (Loops 81 and 82). Transfer the two loops on the left sleeve side end of the back body 6b, which are locked to the front upper bed FU, to the rear lower bed BD (loops 83, 84). Of these loops, loop 82 forms a double loop.
- new loops 85a and 85b are formed following the loops 81 and 82 of the front lower bed FD, and a new loop 85c is formed following the loop 83 of the rear lower bed BD.
- step 31 the rear bed is further racked to the right by one pitch, and then the loop on the body side end of the right front sleeve 4 a is transferred to the lower front bed FD.
- This transfer forms a double loop 86.
- step 32 new loops 87a and 87b are formed following the loops 86 and 85b of the front lower bed FD, and a new loop 87c is formed following the loop 84 of the rear lower bed BD.
- step 33 the loops 87a and 87b locked on the front lower bed FD are transferred to the rear upper bed BU, and the loops 85c and 87c locked on the rear lower bed BD are moved forward. Transfer to the upper bed FU.
- step 34 after the rear bed is racked to the right by one pitch, the loops 87a and 87b locked on the rear upper bed BU are transferred to the front lower bed FD, and are moved to the front upper bed FU. Transfer the locked loops 85c and 87c to the rear lower bed BD.
- the transfer of the loop 87b results in a double loop 88
- the transfer of the loop 85c results in a double loop 89.
- step 35 new loops 90a and 90 are formed following the loops 87a and 88 of the front lower bed FD, and a new loop 90c is formed following the loop 89 of the rear lower bed BD.
- step 36 after the rear bed is racked to the right by one pitch, the right end loop locked on the rear upper bed BU is transferred to the front lower bed FD and is superimposed on the loop 90a (loop 91). Also, the leftmost loop locked to the front upper bed FU is transferred to the rear lower bed BD, and is superimposed on the loop 87c (loop 92).
- step 37 new loops 93a and 93b are formed following the loops 91 and 90b of the front lower bed FD, and a new loop 93c is formed following the loop 92 of the rear lower bed BD.
- step 38 the loop locked to the front lower bed FD Transfer 93a and 93b to the rear upper bed BU, and transfer the loops 90c and 93c locked to the rear lower bed BD to the front upper bed FU.
- step 39 the front knitted fabric 4a of the right sleeve 4 locked to the rear upper bed BU Transfer the rear knitted fabric 5b of the left sleeve 5 locked to the front upper bed FU to the front lower bed FD and the rear lower bed BD.
- the pants 41 include a right foot portion 42, a left foot portion 43, and a torso portion 44, and gores 45a, 45b are formed at a joint between the right foot portion 42 and the left foot portion 43.
- the formation of the gores is started immediately without performing the loop overlapping (steps 12 to 15 of the first embodiment) after the needle punching formation.
- the right foot 42 corresponds to the first knitted fabric 21 and the right foot 42 corresponds to the second knitted fabric 22 in FIG. Step 1 in FIG. 12 is before the start of the formation of the gore, and the right foot 42 and the left foot 43 are adjacent to each other.
- the loop surrounded by the chain line 45 is the loop of the entire joining region forming the gore.
- FU means upper front bed
- FD means lower front bed
- BD means lower rear bed
- BU means upper rear bed. I do.
- step 1 a part of the loop of the back knitted fabric locked to the back bed is finally used as the gore of the front knitted fabric. Then, since the joining area of the rear knitted fabric is small, the next step is to set the loop in the backbed in the next step and lock the loop by removing the needle so as to match the number of needles used for the joining area of the front knitted fabric. To move. First, in step 2, the loop of the joining region in the rear knitted fabric of the left foot 43 is transferred to the front upper bed FU.
- step 3 the rear bed is racked to the right by one pitch, and for the right foot 42, the loop at the left foot side end of the rear knitted fabric is transferred to the lower front bed FD, and the outside of the front knitted fabric is The loop at the side end is transferred to the rear lower bed BD to perform knitting.
- the loop at the right end in Fig. 12 is transferred to the lower front bed FD to perform knitting, and the joints locked to the upper front bed FU are joined. Return the loop at the end far from the right foot side of the area to the rear lower bed BD at a glance.
- step 4 the rear bedding is racked to the right by one pitch, and the left foot 43 is connected to the front upper bed FU by the loop at the side end farthest from the right foot 42 of the joining area. Back to the lower bed BD at a glance.
- step 4 to step 5 the racking and transfer operations of steps 4 to 5 are repeated. Due to the racking and transfer operations from step 4 to step 5, the loop in the joint region of the left knitted fabric of the back knitted fabric is locked by the needle without one stitch.
- step 6 the racking is performed by one pitch, and the remaining loops associated with the front upper bed FU are returned to the rear lower bed BD.
- the inside of the frame 451 indicated by the dotted line is the joining region on the front knitted fabric side, and the inside of the frame 452 is the joined region on the rear knitted fabric side.
- the number of loops (the number of ales) serving as the joining area of the second knitted fabric is four less than the number of loops (the number of the ales) serving as the joining area of the front knitted fabric.
- the tubular knitted fabric can be arranged on the bed such that the front and rear lengths are substantially symmetric. Then, the loops at the outer ends of the right foot portion 42 and the left foot portion 43 are not turned into the opposing beds, and the loops at these ends become the same as in the state of step 1 described above.
- the loops at the ends of the knitted fabric before and after the right foot 42 and the left foot 43 are respectively Can be kept at the edge of the bed.
- a loop can be formed in the right foot portion 42 and the left foot portion 43 even before the joining is started.
- step 12 shown in Fig. 13 the loop of the left forefoot 43a is transferred to the upper rear bed BU, and the right hindfoot 42 is left with the left foot 43 side loop of the right foot 42 left. Transfer the loop of b to the front upper bed FU.
- step 13 rack the rear bed one pitch to the left, and loop the left end 43 side end loop 46 of the right front foot 42 a on the right front 42 side of the left front foot 43 a on the rear upper bed BU.
- the seam 48 is formed by overlapping with the end loop.
- step 14 the rear bed is further racked to the left by one pitch, and the overlapping seam 48 is moved to the lower front bed FD, and is overlapped with the left foot 43 side end loop of the right foot 42 to form a triple loop 49. I do.
- step 15 the back bed is racked to the right by one pitch, and the left foot 43 side end loop 47 of the right hind foot 42 b locked to the back lower bed BD is moved to the front upper bed FU.
- the seam 50 is formed.
- step 16 the rear bed is racked to the left by one pitch, and the overlap 50 is overlapped with the right foot 42 side end loop 51 of the left rear foot 43 b locked to the rear lower bed BD. To form a triple loop 52.
- step 17 a new loop 53 following the triple loop 49 is formed, and in step 18, a new loop 54 following the triple loop 52 is formed.
- step 19 the same knitting as in steps 13 to 18 is performed for the loop to be processed.
- step 30 the loop at the right end of the right forefoot 42 a becomes a triple loop 59, the loop locked by the rear lower bed BD is transferred to the front upper bed FU, and the double loop 60 to form
- step 31 all the loops of the right rear foot 42b locked to the front upper bed FU together with the double loop 60 formed in step 30 are transferred to the rear lower bed BD. .
- the joining of the right foot portion 42 and the left foot portion 43 is completed, and the gores 45a, 45b are formed.
- the gores 45a, 45b formed by the above knitting overlap the left forefoot 43a with the loop of the right forefoot 42a, so that the gore 45a overlaps the right hindfoot 42b with the loop of the left hindfoot 43b.
- the gore on the front knitted fabric side is enlarged, but the gore on the rear knitted fabric may be enlarged.
- a sweater 1 shown in FIG. 1 is formed by joining three tubular knitted fabrics while knitting the tubular knitted fabric by needle-punch knitting using a 4-bed flat knitting machine.
- the gores were formed after the loops of the joining region on the large side of the gores were locked to the needles so as to be in the total needle state.
- the knitting course diagrams shown in Fig. 15 to Fig. 17 show the knitting process from the state where the three tubular knitted fabrics are knitted to the side to before the start of joining.
- the gore amount of the first knitted fabric is larger than the gore amount of the second knitted fabric.
- the leftmost numeral indicates a step number.
- the sweater of this embodiment is knitted by using a four-bed flat knitting machine.In the knitting diagram, the front upper bed and the rear upper bed are omitted, and the front lower bed is FD. The lower back bed is indicated by BD.
- Step 1 shown in Fig. 15 shows the state before the sleeves 4, 5 and the body 6 are joined, and each tubular knitted fabric is knitted without needles in the front and rear beds.
- the loop surrounded by the chain line 30 is the loop of the joining region for forming the gore.
- a part of the loop in the joining region of the rear knitted fabric that is locked to the rear bed is finally used as a gore of the front knitted fabric.
- the loop of the joining region is moved so that the loop is locked to the needle so that the joining region having a large gore is in the total needle state.
- step 2 the loop of the joining area on the right sleeve side of the front knitted fabric 6a of the body 6 is transferred to the empty needle of the rear lower bed BD, and the joining of the left sleeve 5 on the front knitted fabric 5a is performed.
- the loop of the area is transferred to the empty needle of the rear lower bed BD.
- Step 3 the back bed is racked to the right by one pitch, and for the right sleeve 4, the loop on the body side end of the rear knitted fabric is placed next to the loop on the side end of the front knitted fabric of the lower front bed FD. Then, the loop at the outer end of the front knitted fabric is transferred to the side of the loop at the side end of the rear knitted fabric of the lower rear bed BD, and the knitting is performed.
- the loop at the end farthest from the right sleeve 4 out of the loops in the joint area locked to the lower back bed BD is attached to the front lower bed FD at a glance.
- the loop at the left sleeve side end of the body 6 is transferred to the side of the loop at the side end of the front knitted fabric of the lower front bed FD, and the knitting is performed.
- step 4 the rear bed is racked to the right by one pitch, and the body 6 and the left sleeve 5 are separated from the loops of the joining area locked to the rear lower bed BD by the side farthest from the right sleeve 4. Return the loop at the end to the front lower bed FD at a glance.
- step 5 the rear bed is racked to the right by one pitch, and the body 6 and the left sleeve 5 are connected to the lower rear bed BD. Loop back to the front lower bed FD at a glance. The loop at the side end far from the body of the back knitted fabric of the left sleeve 5 is transferred to the side of the loop at the side end of the front knitted fabric of the lower front bed FD, and knitting is performed.
- step 6 the back bed is racked to the right by one pitch, and the body 6 and left sleeve 5 are connected to the lower rear bed BD. Loop back to the front lower bed FD at a glance. Move the loop on the body side end of the back knitted fabric of the right sleeve 4 to the side of the loop on the side end of the front knitted fabric of the lower front bed FD, and perform turn knitting.
- Step 7 performs the same operation as step 4. If the front and rear joining regions are larger than in this embodiment, the operations from Step 3 to Step 7 are repeated until there is no longer any loop in the joining region 30 in Step 1 that is the joining region on the front knitted fabric side. Then, in step 8, the rear bed is racked to the left by two pitches, and the body 6 and the left sleeve 5 are looped at the first end of the right sleeve side, which are locked to the rear lower bed BD. Transfer to the lower front bed FD.
- step 9 the rear bed is racked to the right by one pitch, and the loop of the joint area on the left sleeve side of the front knitted fabric 6a of the body 6 is transferred to the empty needle of the rear lower bed BD.
- the loop of the joining area in the front knitted fabric 4a of the right sleeve 4 is transferred to the empty needle of the lower rear bed BD.
- Steps 10 to 14 the racking and transfer operations similar to those in Steps 2 to 7 described above are performed on the left sleeve side joint area of the body 6 and the joint area of the right sleeve 4 (Steps 10 to 14). .
- the direction of racking is opposite to the direction from step 2 to step 7. '
- step 15 the rear bed is racked one pitch to the left, and the two loops on the right sleeve side end of the body 6 and right sleeve 4, which are locked to the rear lower bed BD, respectively, are moved forward. Transfer to the lower bed FD.
- Step 1 In the condition of 6, the joint area of the front knitted fabric 6a of the large body 6 of the gore and the left and right sleeves
- the number of loops serving as a joining area on the side of the knitted fabric is small, but the length of the tubular knitted fabric on the bed is approximately symmetrical in front and rear. Can be arranged. Then, the loops at the ends opposite to the body of the right sleeve 4 and the left sleeve 5 are not turned around to the opposing bed, and the loops at these ends become the same as those in the state of Step 1 described above.
- gores are formed in the same manner as in the first embodiment. Also in this embodiment, knitting of the knitted fabric of the body 6 from one side end side to the other end side to form a gore, and a right sleeve in a loop of a joining area on the right side of the body 6 4 knitted fabric loop The knitting that overlaps the front knitted fabric part and the back knitted fabric part from the side loop, and the loop of the joint area on the left side of the body 6 and the loop of the joint area of the left sleeve 5 on the body 6 The knitting of overlapping the front knitted fabric portions and the rear knitted fabric portions from the side loop is performed in parallel.
- the knitting for overlapping the loops of the joining region and the knitting for bind-off processing are performed in parallel, but the joining of the joining region of the front knitted fabric portion and the joining of the rear knitted fabric portion are performed independently. That is, in this embodiment, the knitting (1) and (2) of b and c in FIG. 3 are performed first in parallel, and then (3) and (4) are performed in parallel.
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