Knitwear having open part in body tubular part, and method of knitting the same
AssigneeShima Seiki Mfg., Ltd.
InventorKazuyoshi Okamoto
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AssigneeShima Seiki Mfg., Ltd.
InventorKazuyoshi Okamoto
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A method of knitting a knitwear having an open part with a desired shape in which overlapping state of the open part is freely designed; the method comprising the steps of (a) to (f): a) a body is knitted by return knitting up to a joining starting location with a open part as a turn back position, wherein a right and left bodies are abutted at an overlapping portion of the open part, and a boundary of the front and back knitted is positioned on the needle bed on which the back body is assigned; b) rotating the body so that one of the boundaries is positioned between the front and back needle beds; c) joining the body and one of the left and right sleeve tubular parts (sleeve) to form one tubular part at one of the boundaries of the body and a joining side boundary of the sleeve; d) rotating the tubular part formed in step c so that the other boundary of the body is positioned between the front and back needle beds; e) joining the body and the other sleeve to form one tubular part at the other boundary of the body and a joining side boundary of the sleeve; and f) knitting the tubular part formed in step e by return knitting towards shoulder parts with the open part as a turn-back position.
A method of knitting a knitwear having an open part in a body tubular part and formed by joining the body tubular part and sleeve tubular parts using a flat knitting machine having a pair of front and back needle beds extending in a transverse direction and disposed opposite to each other in a cross direction, at least one of which is capable of being racked in the transverse direction so that loops can be transferred between the front and back needle beds;
An open front knitwear in which a body and sleeves are knitted in a seamless manner using a flat knitting machine in which needle beds provided with a great number of knitting needles are disposed opposite to each other in a cross direction;
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