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US 11,060,217 B2Granted
Knitting ring
AssigneeCoating Systems, Inc.
InventorsKim H. Rees, David A. Rupp
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Abstract
A knitting ring can be worn on a knitter's finger and used to hold and tension yarn while the knitter is knitting. The knitting ring includes a finger member that secures the knitting ring to the knitter's finger and a yarn member that tensions one or more strands of yarn. The yarn member can include a number of posts around which the strands of yarn can be routed to create a desired degree of tensioning.
Claims20
A knitting ring comprising:
- a finger member that secures the knitting ring to a knitter's finger;
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- a yarn member that is coupled to the finger member, the yarn member including a plurality of posts that are arranged in offset rows to thereby allow one or more strands of yarn to be selectively routed around the plurality posts to tension the one or more strands of yarn to a desired degree.
A knitting ring comprising:
- a finger member that secures the knitting ring to a knitter's finger;
- a base member coupled to the finger member, the base member having a base plate and a plurality of posts that extend from the base plate, the plurality of posts being spaced apart to thereby allow one or more strands of yarn to be selectively routed around one or more of the plurality posts to tension the one or more strands of yarn to a desired degree;
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- a top plate having a plurality of post opening, the plurality of posts extending into the plurality of post openings when the top plate is coupled to the base member.
1 more element
A knitting ring comprising:
- a finger member that secures the knitting ring to a knitter's finger;
- a yarn member coupled to the finger member, the yarn member comprising a base plate, a top plate and a plurality of posts that extend between the base plate and the top plate, the plurality of posts being arranged in offset rows on opposing sides of the base plate to thereby allow one or more strands of yarn to be selectively routed around the plurality posts to tension the one or more strands of yarn to a desired degree.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.