JPS6055620B2 - How to weave perforated decorative pieces - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a method of knitting a perforated decorative piece into the stitches while knitting with a knitting machine, and particularly relates to a method of knitting a decorative piece having a penetrating hole such as a bead through a sinker loop. It is.

Conventionally, it has been known to knit using knitting needles or knitting needles using knitting yarn that has decorative pieces threaded through it in advance, but with this conventional method, not only is it impossible to knit with a knitting machine, but also the decorations are removed during knitting. If there is a shortage of pieces, the knitting thread must be cut in the middle and the missing decorative pieces must be passed through the cut end.Especially when a pattern is created using several types of decorative pieces of different colors, the knitting process is Before you start, you must count the stitches in the pattern and thread the different decorative pieces in the order in which they will be knitted, or each time you change the decorative piece, you must cut the knitting thread and thread the required number of decorative pieces from the cut end. In either case, the stitches of the pattern are counted, the required number of decorative pieces are counted, and then threaded through the knitting yarn, which requires time and effort in preparation, and it is not possible to improve the work efficiency of knitting. When the pieces are threaded through, they form knots, which makes the product look and feel bad.Furthermore, the decorative pieces get in the way during knitting, making it impossible to knit anything other than small spherical decorative pieces. .

It is an object of the present invention to solve the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks and to provide a method suitable for knitting; when the back side of the fabric is used on the front side.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

The knitting machine of the embodiment has a known configuration including knitting needles 1, sinker needles 2, and a carriage (not shown) that can freely reciprocate on the needle bed. The crochet needle 3 is also provided with a hook 4 capable of hooking and locking the knitting yarn S, and is also adapted to support a decorative piece A having a through hole a by passing it through the handle from the hook 2. When knitting the decorative piece A as in the knitted fabric shown in Fig. 2, first [1] knitting needle 1 as shown in Fig. 1 is used.
unfinished needle loop Sb held on hook 1a of
The sinker loop Sa continuous to the sinker needle 2
from sinker needle 2. Next [■] The removed sinker loop Sa is divided into a plurality of parts (in the illustrated example, divided into two) along the loop shape to form a divided sinker loop Sal and another divided sinker loop Sa2. and 1
When dividing, the knitting yarn S is usually made by twisting multiple yarns together, so the multiple yarns in the sinker loop Sa are untwisted and separated to form multiple single-divided sinker loops Sal and Sa2. It is something to do. In addition, instead of this, one sinker loop Sa is made into a plurality of mountain-like one-divided sinker loops Sal, S in a state where one mountain becomes two mountain.
It may also be a2J. Next [■] The inner side of the free end of at least one split sinker loop Sal is hooked onto the hook 4 of the crochet hook 3, which has been supported by passing the through hole a of the decorative piece A through the handle. [Reference], and [■] While maintaining this state, remove the decorative piece A from the hook 4 side of the crochet hook 3, and move it from the free end of the split sinker loop Sal to the outside of the base, then [V] Split sinker loop Sal At the same time, lock the intermediate part of the sinker needle 2 to the front side in the direction of movement of one knitting needle, [■] At the same time, insert the inner side between the decorative piece A and the free end of the divided sinker loop Sal from the hook 4 of the crochet hook 3 to the appropriate knitting needle 1. Hook it back onto the hook 1aJ, and then [■] hook the inside of the free end of the other split sinker loop Sa2 back onto the hook 1a of the knitting needle 1. This is a compilation of the completed formation stages.

In addition, the knitting of the unfinished knitting stage described above is performed by using the decorative piece A of the split sinker loop Sal hooked back to the hook 1a of the knitting needle 1 and the inside of the free end, and the split sinker loop hooked back to the hook 1a as well. This is performed by passing knitting yarn from the supply source side to the inside of Sa2 and the inside of the needle loop hooked to the hook 1a of the knitting needle 1 to form a stitch. In the illustrated example, the divided sinker loop Sal to which the decorative piece A has been transferred and the other divided sinker loop Sa2 to which the decorative piece A has not been transferred are hooked back to the hook 1a of the same knitting needle 1, and the order of hanging back Since the split sinker loop Sal is placed first and the other split sinker loop Sa2 is placed behind, the split sinker loop Sal with the decorative piece A is on the back side of the knitted fabric with respect to the needle loop Sb, but the other split sinker loop Sa2 is Since the twist is on the front side of the knitted fabric, the decorative piece A is knitted so as to protrude more from the back side than the front side of the knitted fabric. How to transfer decorative piece A In Figure 2, the sinker loop Sa is divided into two parts, and only one of the divided sinker loops Sal is decorated. Although the piece A is transferred, the sinker loop Sa may be divided into a plurality of pieces and the decorative piece A may be transferred to all of the divided sinker loops.

How to hook the knitting needle 1 back onto the hook 1a. Also, Figure 2 shows the divided sinker loops Sal and Sa2.
, all of which are hooked back to the hook 1a of the knitting needle 1, but only the split sinker loop Sal to which the decoration piece A has been transferred is hooked back to the hook 1a of the knitting needle 1, leaving the other split sinker loops Sa2 as they are. You can leave it alone without putting it back on.

Furthermore, in Fig. 2, the divided sinker loop Sal to which the decorative piece A has been transferred is hooked back onto the hook 1a of the same knitting needle 1 before the other divided sinker loop Sa2.
The split sinker loop Sa2 may be hooked back onto the hook 1a of the knitting needle 1 before Sal. How to select the hook 1a of the knitting needle 1 to be hooked back As described above, the hook 1a of the knitting needle 1 may be selected by selecting the hook 1aJ of the appropriate knitting needle 1. Select the same or another hook 1a and hook the plurality of split sinker loops Sal, Sa2 back. Bye.

In addition, although the above-mentioned example explained plain knitting, in short, the unfinished sinker loop Sa is divided and the inside of the free end of at least one divided sinker loop Sal is knitted with the crochet needle 1 that supports the decorative piece A in advance. Hang it on the hook 2, pull out the decorative piece A from the hook 1a side of the crochet needle 1 while maintaining that state, and transfer it from the free end of the divided sinker loop Sal to the outside of the base, and then hook it back onto the hook 1a of the knitting needle 1, Another split sinker wrap Sa to which decorative piece A has not been transferred
2, if the decoration piece A is transferred to the tip or after the divided sinker loop Sal, hook it back to the hook 1a of the same or another knitting needle 1, or leave it to hook it back, and then run the needle and knit the stitches. In addition to the plain knitting mentioned above, decorative pieces A may be included in the knitted fabric, such as rubber knitting, knitting knitting, garter knitting, pattern knitting, lace knitting, pull-up knitting, plating knitting, etc. can be woven.

As described above, many effects can be expected according to the present invention, and the main ones are listed below.

Since there is no need to thread the first decorative piece through the knitting yarn in advance, the desired decorative piece can be knitted in the desired location while knitting with the knitting machine, and even if the second decorative piece A is knitted by mistake, the stitch Since the decorative piece can be removed by untying the decorative piece, it is not necessary to cut the knitting yarn or tie the cut part after removing the decorative piece as in the past, improving work efficiency, and also eliminating the need to cut the three knitting yarns. Therefore, the knots do not appear outside the knitted fabric, and a product with a beautiful finish and high commercial value can be obtained.The four decorative pieces are knitted with more protruding on the back side of the knitted fabric than on the front side. When using the back side of the knitted fabric on the front side, the decorative pieces are woven in so that they stand out,
5 or more In addition to 1 to 4, one sinker loop is divided into multiple parts, so how to divide it, how to select a divided sinker loop to transfer the decorative piece, how to hook the knitting needle back to the hook, and how to choose the hook to hang it back on. By combining the above, it is possible to change the way the decorative pieces stand out, and to create a knitting pattern commensurate with the conspicuousness of the decorative pieces on the knitted fabric.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of the knitting method, and FIG. 2 is a plan view (back side) of the knitted fabric. 1...Knitting needle, 1a...Knitting needle hook,
2... Unker needle, 3... Crochet needle, 4...
... Knitting needle hook, S ... Knitting yarn, A ...
... Decorative piece, Sb ... Needle loop, S
a...Sinker loop, Sal...Split sinker loop, Sa2...Split sinker loop.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Remove from the sinker needle the sinker loop that is connected to the unfinished needle loop that is locked to the hook of the knitting needle of a knitting machine that has a carriage that is movable on the needle bed, and that is locked to the front side of the sinker needle in the knitting needle advance/retreat direction. , the sinker loop is divided into a plurality of parts along its own loop shape, and at least one of the divided parts - the inside of the free end of the sinker loop is hooked on the hook of a crochet hook supported by passing the through hole of the decorative piece through the handle in advance. While maintaining this state, pull out the decorative piece from the hook side of the crochet hook, move it from the free end of the divided sinker loop to the outside of the base, lock the middle of the sinker loop to the front side of the sinker needle in the knitting direction of the knitting needle, and divide it. Hook the inside of the sinker loop between the decorative piece and the free end back from the crochet hook to the hook of the knitting needle, and hook the other split sinker loops to the hooks of the same or other knitting needles at the tip or after the split sinker loop to which the decorative piece was transferred. The inner side between the decorative piece and the free end of a split sinker loop that has been hooked back to the hook by running the carriage after being hooked back or left unhooked, and the inside of other split sinker loops that have been hooked back to the hook; A method of knitting perforated decorative pieces in which a stitch is formed by passing knitting yarn from the supply source side into the inside of a needle loop that is hooked to the hook of a knitting needle.