Knitting needle
OwnerDiane Zorbachinventor
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Abstract
A knitting needle (200) for producing plait-patterns knitware includes a shaft-like portion (204), a first limb-like portion (206), which extends in a first direction of extent (A) and has an outwardly directed first free end (209) and a second limb-like portion (208), which extends in a second direction of extent (B) and has an outwardly directed second end (210). The two limb-like portions (206; 208) are connected rigidly to one another via the shaft-like portion (204). The first direction of extent (A) and the second direction of extent (B) form an angle φ of 60° and 120° in relation to one another.
Claims15
A cable needle (200) for producing plait-pattern knitware, comprising:
- a shaft portion (204);
- a first limb (206), which extends in a first direction of extent (A) and has a first outwardly directed free end (209);
- and
- a second limb portion (208), which extends in a second direction of extension (B) and has a second outwardly directed free end (210);
- wherein said first and second limb portions (106;
- 208) are rigidly connected to one another via the shaft portion (204),
- wherein said first and second outwardly directed free ends (209, 210) are each configured to receive stitches of the knitware,
- wherein the first direction of extent (A) and the second direction of extent (B) form an angle φ relative to one another that lies in a range of 60° to 120° , and
- wherein a center of gravity is disposed within the shaft portion (204).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.