JPS5953385B2 - Crochet knitting method - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an improvement in the method of knitting a motif consisting of a large number of radially expanded rings using a crochet hook.

That is, in the present invention, two fewer (n-2) rings than the total number of n rings constituting the motif are formed by simply winding silk thread in a spiral shape, and the central part is fastened with fine knitting using a crochet needle. After tying, one of the remaining two loops, number (n-1), is formed by stretching the stitches, and the other one, number n, is formed by the above ((n-1)). n-2)
The knitting yarn portions of a predetermined length (length of half the circumference of each of the above-mentioned rings) following the first ring and the (n-1)th ring of the above rings are knitted together and combined. This feature allows the desired motif to be knitted continuously without cutting the knitting yarn.

Hereinafter, an example of the present invention in which a motif of 12 rings shaped like flower petals is knitted will be described with reference to the drawings.

First, at the required length on the proximal end side of the knitting yarn 1, use the crochet needle 2 to knit eight chain stitches of 9m using a known method, and then remove the crochet needle 2 and place a previously prepared hairpin in the eighth stitch 3. Shape aid S
The upper rod 4 of the parallel rods 4 and 4' is passed through.

Next, the knitting yarn 1 following the opening 3 is wound spirally between the rods 4 and 4' to form the first to tenth loops 11 to 110, and the starting portion 11 of the first loop 11 and the Between the mouth 3 and the rod 4, 4
A knitting yarn portion 1a having a length corresponding to the interval 1 (length of half the circumference of the ring 11) is left (first step, FIG. 1).

After that, turn the auxiliary tool S, turn the bars 4 and 4' upside down, and use the hook needle 2 to make the first chain stitch 5 on the end of the 10th loop 110 on the bar 4' side (see Figure 2). ), stretch the eye 5 to the required size and 1, each ring 1, ~1 □.

11 to 110 from the first ring 11 side.
Insert the hook needle 2 inside, hook the stretched eye 5, and connect each ring 11 to 1 from the 10th ring 110 side.

Pass through the inside and pull it out to the 1st ring 1□ side (3rd
figure).

Then, with the hook needle 2 inserted into the pulled out part of the opening 5 (Fig. 4), the eye 5 is shortened to form each ring 11 to 1□.

Tighten the center part of the stitch, remove the rods 4゜4', hook the knitting yarn 1 following the stitch 5 from the side facing the crochet needle 2 (Fig. 5), pull it out, and knit a second chain stitch to make the yarn thinner. Each wheel 11
- 110 are tied together (second step, Fig. 6), and the second eye 6 is stretched to form an eleventh ring 1□1 of the same size as each ring 1□ to 110 (third step, Figure 7).

Next, turn each of the above-mentioned wheels 1□ to 11□ over so that they will not be twisted by later knitting, and as shown in FIG. 8, turn 11 over to the left side and turn 1□ over.

At the same time, put the hook 2 into the eye 3 and hang the knitting yarn part 1a from the opposite side to the protruding side of the hook 2, and continue with the loop 1□1 and half the circumference of the loop 111. Wind the knitting yarn part 1b of the length by wrapping it from the opposite side beyond the knitting yarn part 1a of the hook needle 2 (Fig. 9).
Pull out b to the right side of the knitting yarn portion 1a (Fig. 10), and turn each loop 11 to 1□1 over so that the 12th number 1.2 that will be formed later is not twisted. is placed on the right side and the loop 110 is placed on the left side (as shown in the same figure), and in this state, the front part of the knitting yarn 1 is hung from the opposite side onto the hook 2 that protrudes beyond the silk thread portion 1a and wound (FIG. 11). Pull out the knitting yarn sections 1a, lb and stitch 3 together and knit stitch 7 for the first time, thereby tightening the silk yarn sections 1a and 1b and making the 12th loop 11□ (same size as each loop 11 to 11□). ), and position the free end of the knitting yarn 1 at the tip (outer end) of the loop 11 Figure 13) Pull out and thin the wire (4th step, Figures 13 and 14).

Next, the tip of the twelfth loop 1□2 is further knitted eight times using the hook needle 2, which has thinned the tip, to form the buttock portion 9a, and then the loop 1.

Pass the crochet needle 2 through it, and thread the knitting yarn 1 from the other side to the tip of the needle (Fig. 14) to make it thinner, making a loop 1□.

and the tip of the ring 11□ are connected at the buttocks 9a, and hereafter the above buttocks 9
In the same manner as in case a, the tips of the wheels 1□0 to 1□ and 1□1 are sequentially connected to each other by the buttocks 9b to 9k.

Then, thread the knitting yarn 1 onto the crochet needle 2 that has thinned the tip of the loop 11□ to knit 4 stitches of the chain stitch 91, and pass the crochet needle 2 through the 4th stitch of the chain stitch 9m to make it thinner. , these chain stitches 9
Connect the tips of ring 1□1 and ring 1.2 with 1.9m as the buttocks.

Motif A1 is obtained from the above (Fig. 15).

In the above motif A1, the tips of the rings 11 to 1□2 are connected by chain stitch, but they may be connected by other appropriate methods.

In addition, the case where a part of the chain stitch 9m is knitted with 8 stitches at the beginning of knitting of knitting yarn 1 is shown, but this is not limited to this.
Make a blind eye and insert the rod 4 into the ring 11~1□.

The loop 1.1 and the loop 112 may be connected by forming a chain stitch knitted from the tip of the loop 11□ into thin lines.

FIG. 16 shows the same pattern as motif A1; motif A2. This shows the case where A3 is formed continuously.

Of the 12 loops 10 to 21 of motif A2, loops 21 and 19, and loops 19 to 14 are sequentially stitched to form the buttocks 22 of the chain stitch.
The process of connecting through ~27 is the same as motif A1, but the 8th chain stitch is knitted from the tip of the loop 14 to form the buttocks 28, and the last stitch is knitted from the tip of the loop 14 without connecting it to the loop 13. Insert the rod 4 of the auxiliary tool S into the motif A.
Form loops 29 to 40 in the same manner as in the case of knitting, and form loops 40 and 38, and loops 38 to 33 in order, forming the buttocks 41 to 46 of the chain stitch.
(Figure 16).

Next, connect the tips of the rings 33 to 29, 39, and 40 to the rings 33 to 40.
After completing the motif A3 by connecting the butt part of the chain stitch (not shown) in the same way as in the case of No. 38, a butt part (not shown) similar to the above-mentioned butt part 28 is formed from the loop 40. The ring 40 and the ring 14 of motif A2 are connected, and each tip of the ring 14 to 10, 20 is connected to the ring 14 to 19.
Connect the loops 20 and 21 by the butt part (not shown) of the chain stitch in the same manner as in the case of the above motif A1.
, and connect them in the same way as for ring 11° to create motif A2.
It completes the

In this way, you can create a desired work (interior products such as curtains,
It is clear that it can be done by making clothes such as dresses.

Furthermore, the number of rings for each motif is not limited to the above 12, but may be more or less than 12. For example, 24 rings may be used as 2 rings.
It may be made into an appropriate form such as a booklet and imitated with 12 petals.

In addition, in this example, a hairpin-shaped auxiliary tool S was used to make the first to tenth rings, but this auxiliary tool is not limited to the hairpin shape; Of course, it is also possible to make it by wrapping it around your hands without using any ingredients.

Further, it can be easily understood from the examples that the number of rings made in this way is always two fewer than the total number of rings forming the motif.

As is clear from the above, the present invention has two fewer rings (n-2) than the total number n of rings constituting the motif.
) loops are formed by winding silk thread in a spiral shape, and the center part is bound with fine knitting using a crochet needle, and then one of the remaining two loops, number (n-1) The other one, the nth one, is formed by stretching the stitches, and the other one, the nth one, is formed by connecting the first ring of the (n-2) rings and the (nth one).
-1) Since it is formed by knitting together a predetermined length of silk thread (length of half the circumference of each ring) that follows each of the above-mentioned rings and knitting them together, the individual motifs as well as the motifs It is possible to freely make the knitting yarn continuous without cutting the knitting yarn in the middle, and eliminates all the disadvantages such as disposing of the knitting yarn in the conventional method that requires cutting the knitting yarn in the middle. It has many advantages such as easy knitting, good workability, beautiful finish, and wide range of applications.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show the knitting process in an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the first process of forming 10 (n-2) rings, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the first process of forming 10 (n-2) rings. A perspective view showing a state in which a tear is made with a hook at the end of the number ring, and Figures 3 and 4 are a state in which the above 10 rings are brought together and the eye is passed through it and pulled out. Figures 5 and 6 are perspective views showing the second process of binding 10 (n-2) rings, and Figures 7 and 8 are drawings showing the tied eyes of the rings. Figures 9 to 13 are perspective views showing the third process of forming a new 11th or (n-1) ring, and Figures 9 to 13 are perspective views showing the fourth process of forming a 12th or n-th ring. Fig. 14 is a perspective view showing how the tips of each ring are connected by chain stitching, Fig. 15 is a plan view of the motif knitted in the above manner, and Fig. 16 shows two motifs knitted together. FIG. 3 is a plan view showing a process of continuous knitting. 1... knitting yarn, 3, 5... stitches, 11-1
1□, 10~2□1. 29. 40... ring,
2...Crochet hook, 9a~9m, 22~28.41~
46...Buttocks made of chain stitch.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. In a method of organizing a motif consisting of a total number of n rings developed radially, two fewer than the total number of n rings (n
-2) By spirally winding the knitting yarn that follows the stitches made at the beginning of the knitting yarn, half the circumference of the loop is created between the opening and the first loop. The first step is to continuously form the knitting yarn part 1a with a length corresponding to Pull it out from the side of the first loop and insert a hook needle into the pulled out part to shorten this stitch, tighten the center part of all the (n-2) loops and make a fine stitch. The second step is to tie all the rings together at the center part.
a third process of forming the (n-1)th ring by stretching the last stitch of the fine knitting, and a third process of forming the (n-1)th loop, and the first
Insert a hook needle into the eye made in the process, and use this hook to connect the first
Knitting yarn portion 1a with a length equivalent to half the circumference of the loop in the process
and a fourth step of knitting together a knitting yarn portion 1b that follows the (n-1)th loop and has a length equivalent to half the circumference of the loop to form the nth loop. A crochet method featuring the following.