JPH08337946A - Laying stitch using filling knitting machinery and knitted fabric having laid stitch - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide a method for laying stitches by suppressing the projection of stitch laid parts and flatly connecting two knitted fabrics. CONSTITUTION: In superimposing knitted stitches 15 of a front body to knitted stitches 14 of a rear body, the knitted stitches 14 and 15 are subjected to loop transfer to needles on opposing needle beds. Then these knitted stitches are superimposed on knitted stitches 13 for laying stitches to form triple knitted stitches. The knitted stitches 13 for laying stitches are sandwiched between the knitted stitches 14 and the knitted stitches 15 among the triple knitted stitches and these surface sides of the knitted stitches 14 and the knitted stitches 15 are superimposed on the knitted stitches for laying the stitches. Then, next knitted stitches 16 for laying stitches are formed on the triple knitted stitches. The knitted stitches 15 are turned by 180 degrees when removed from the needles and the projection of the parts for laying stitches can be protected.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a bind-off process for joining the final courses of a pair of knitted fabrics and for preventing loosening.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As a conventional method for preventing the unraveling of the stitches of the final course of the knitted fabric, there is a method disclosed in JP-A-59-21758. In this publication, the stitches of the final course of the knitted fabric are overlapped with the stitches held by the adjacent needles on the needle bed,
The knitting yarn is supplied to the needle that holds the two stitches in layers,
A stitch for the next course is newly formed. After the newly formed stitches are overlapped with the stitches held by the adjacent needles, the knitting yarn is supplied to the needles holding these stitches to form the stitches of the next course. If these steps are sequentially performed on the stitches of the final course, the unraveling is performed. This method is commonly called a blindfold.

It has been considered that the above-mentioned bind-off stitches are used to make the bind-off stitches in a state where the stitches of the final course of a pair of knitted fabrics which are knitted in layers on the front and rear needle beds are overlapped with each other. As a result, the knitted fabrics can be connected to each other and the stitches of the final course can be prevented from unraveling. By this method, for example, the front body portion is formed by the front bed and the rear body portion is formed by the rear bed.
After that, the stitches of the final course of the front shoulder portion formed on the upper portion of the front body portion and the rear shoulder portion formed on the upper portion of the rear body portion are overlapped with each other to perform a bind off. Then, the front body part and the back body part,
Connected at the shoulder.

In the knitted fabric subjected to the bind-off processing by the above-mentioned method, as shown in FIG. 16, the stitch 102 of the final course of the front shoulder 101 and the stitch 104 of the final course of the back shoulder 103 are formed.
Are overlapped so that the back sides of the stitches are in contact with each other, and the bind-off stitches 105 are formed here. Front shoulder 101
Since the stitch 102 of the final course of the above and the stitch 104 of the final course of the rear shoulder portion 103 are overlapped in the above state, as shown in FIG. Tended to stick out. FIG. 16 is a cross-sectional view of a joint portion of the front shoulder portion and the rear shoulder portion.

[0005]

In order to solve the above problems, the method disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 4-209855 has been proposed. In this method, the front body and the back body are knitted using the front and rear needle beds. After this, the yarn feeders that have been used for knitting the front body until then and the yarn feeders that have been used for knitting the back body until then are moved, and the knitting yarns that cross the yarn feeders from the knitted fabric intersect. . In this state, repeat the prone lines on the stitches that will be the final course of the front body and the back body,
The front body and the back body are connected by the crossed knitting yarns.
In a knitted fabric that is bound by this method, the stitches of each body and back are not overlapped, so the bound part is harder than the method of stacking the front and back Also, there is no problem that the part that is turned down protrudes and the appearance is impaired. However, this method requires the use of a plurality of yarn feeders for knitting the front body portion and the back body portion in order to perform the bind-off.

An object of the present invention is to provide a bind-off method for suppressing the protrusion of the bind-off place and connecting two knitted fabrics flatly. Another object of the present invention is to prevent a stitch having a different wale direction from the one used for the bindoff from appearing on the surface of the knitted fabric. Still another object of the present invention is to prevent the stitches from twisting at the bind-off points.

[0007]

According to the present invention, at least a first needle bed and a second needle bed each having a large number of needles are provided, the needle beds are relatively slidable, and the needle beds are relatively slidable. Using a flat knitting machine capable of transferring stitches between stitches, these knitted fabrics are arranged so that the first knitted fabric belongs to the first needle bed and the second knitted fabric belongs to the second needle bed. After knitting facing each other, the stitches of the first knitted fabric and the second knitted fabric are overlapped and turned down. Such flat knitting machines are well known, and the concept of bind-offs is well known. The knitting of the knitted fabric may be flat knitting or rib knitting. In the case of the flat knitting, the first knitted fabric is literally knitted on the first needle bed and belongs to the first needle bed, and the second knitted fabric is It is knitted with the second needle bed and belongs to this needle bed. In the case of rib knitting, it is possible to determine which needle bed each knitted fabric belongs to. For example, in the case of a flat knitting machine with two beds, in rib knitting, transfer between needle beds is frequently performed, one knitted fabric is locked to a first needle bed, and the other knitted fabric The state that the needle bed of 2 is locked appears. Focusing on this state, it is possible to determine which knitted fabric belongs to which needle bed. Therefore, during knitting, the first knitted fabric is not necessarily knitted with the first needle bed and the second knitted fabric is not necessarily knitted with the second needle bed. However, before the bind-off stitch, the stitches of the first knitted fabric are aligned with the first needle bed, and the stitches of the second knitted fabric are aligned with the second needle bed.

According to the present invention, at least one stitch of the first knitted fabric is locked to the second needle bed, and at least one stitch of the second knitted fabric is locked to the first needle bed. At the same time, at least one bind-off stitch is locked to the first or second needle bed, and then the first knitted fabric locked to the second needle bed by transfer between needle beds. Stitches and the second needle bed locked on the first needle bed
The stitches of the knitted fabric and the stitches for the bind-off stitch are overlapped one by one on the needle bed to form a triple stitch, and after forming a new bind-off stitch on the triple stitch, The third layer is removed from the needle bed, and the stitches in the third layer are relatively rotated.

Preferably, the stitches at one end of the first knitted fabric are locked to the second needle bed, and the stitches at the same side end of the second knitted fabric are engaged with the first needle bed. Stopping, and then overlapping the two stitches by transferring between the needle beds, forming a first bind-off stitch on the overlap stitch, and then forming the first bind-off stitch, and A stitch adjacent to the stitch on the one end on one knitting fabric and a stitch adjacent to the stitch on the end on the same side on the second knitting fabric are overlapped to form the third layer. More preferably, the new bind-off stitch, the stitch adjacent to the third triplet on the first knitted fabric, and the stitch adjacent to the third triplet on the second knitted fabric are overlapped and newly formed. Forming a new triple stitch and forming a new bind-off stitch on the new triple stitch are repeated.

Further, preferably, one stitch of the first knitted fabric is transferred to the second needle bed and locked to the second needle bed, and this stitch and the first needle bed are One of the locked second knitted fabrics
One stitch and the bind-off stitch are overlapped to form a triple stitch, and the new bind-off stitch is formed on the triple stitch.

Further, preferably, the stitches of the second knitted fabric are formed by the first needle bed and are locked on the first needle bed.

[0012] Preferably, the triple stitch is arranged in the order of outermost outer, middle intermediate, and innermost after the completion of the bind-off of the first knitted fabric and the second knitted fabric. The stitches for the bind off are located in or within the triplet.

Further, preferably, at least one stitch of the first knitted fabric and at least one stitch of the second knitted fabric,
At least one of the stitches is formed in a twisted state before forming the third layer.

Preferably, one stitch of the first knitted fabric is moved to the second needle bed, and one stitch of the second knitted fabric is moved to the first needle bed. Next, these stitches are overlapped with the bind-off stitches to form the triple stitch and a new bind-off stitch is repeated.

Further, preferably, after transferring a plurality of stitches including the stitches at one end of the second knitted fabric to the first needle bed,
Transfer the stitches on the same side of the knitted fabric to the second needle bed,
Next, the stitches at the end of the first knitted fabric and the stitches at the end of the second knitted fabric are overlapped to form a double stitch, and then a stitch is formed on the double stitch to form the bind-off stitch. And the second
After forming a new stitch on the stitch adjacent to the double stitch with the stitch of the knitted fabric, the stitch for the bind-off stitch and the new stitch are overlapped to form a new double stitch. , A stitch of the first knitted fabric facing the new stitch is newly transferred to a second needle bed, and the newly transferred stitch and the new double stitch are overlapped to form a new triple layer. A stitch for a new bind-off stitch is formed on the new triple stitch, and a new stitch is formed on the stitch adjacent to the new triple stitch with the stitches transferred from the second knitted fabric. The formation of stitches is repeated.

Preferably, after transferring a plurality of stitches including the stitches at one end of the second knitted fabric to the first needle bed,
Transfer the stitches on the same side of the knitted fabric to the second needle bed,
Then, the stitches of the end portion of the first knitted fabric and the stitches of the end portion of the second knitted fabric are overlapped to form a double layer, and then the transferred stitches of the second knitted fabric are A new stitch is formed on the stitch adjacent to the second stitch, and a stitch is formed on the double stitch to form the bind-off stitch, and a further new stitch is formed on the new stitch. After that, the stitches for the bind-off stitches and the further new stitches are overlapped to form a new double stitch, and the stitches of the first knitted fabric opposed to the further new stitches are newly added to the second needle bed. Transfer, and the newly transferred stitch and the new double stitch are overlapped to form a new third stitch,
With the transferred stitches of the second knitted fabric, a new stitch is formed on the stitch adjacent to the new triplet, and a new bind-off stitch is formed on the new triplet. And repeating the formation of another new stitch on the new stitch.

The present invention comprises at least a first needle bed and a second needle bed each having a large number of needles, said needle bed being relatively slidable, and stitch transfer between needle beds. In a knitted fabric that is knitted using a flat knitting machine capable of forming and is bound, the knitted fabric includes a front side knitted fabric and a back side knitted fabric, and the front side knitted fabric and the back side knitted fabric each have a large number of stitches. Having a final course consisting of a stitch of the final course having a sinker loop and a needle loop, and having a direction from the sinker loop to the needle loop, the stitch of the final course of the front side knitted fabric, the stitch Regarding the ground, the side viewed from the opposite side of the back knitted fabric is the front side, the side viewed from the back side knitted fabric side is the back side, and the stitch of the final course of the back side knitted fabric is The side of the stitch seen from the opposite side of the front knitted fabric with respect to the back side knitted fabric is the front side, and the side seen from the front side knitted fabric side The back has a front and back relationship,
Each stitch of the final course of the front side knitted fabric is facing the stitches of the final course of the back side knitted fabric, the front side of the stitches of the final course of the front side knitted fabric and the front side of the stitches of the final course of the back side knitted fabric, and The stitches of the final course of and the stitches of the final course of the back side knitted fabric are overlapped so that the direction from the sinker loop to the needle loop is reversed to form a large number of adjacent stitches,
Further, the bind-off stitches formed in each of the overlapping layers are characterized by being overlapped in the adjacent overlapping layers.

[0018]

In the present specification, the front and back sides of the stitches are defined in the state before the stitches are overlapped, and when the knitted fabric is viewed from the front, for example, the front body is the opposite of the back body with respect to the front body. From the side, the visible side is the front and the hidden side is the back. If it is the back body, the side visible from the opposite side of the front body is the front side and the hidden side is the back side. The front and back in this specification do not necessarily correspond to the front and back.

In the embodiment, the first needle bed is the front bed and the second needle bed is the second bed.
The needle bed corresponds to the rear bed, but is not limited to this. Further, in the embodiment, the first knitted fabric corresponds to the front body and the second knitted fabric corresponds to the back body, but the invention is not limited to this. Furthermore, the direction of the stitch is defined as the direction from the sinker loop at the base to the needle loop. For the sake of simplicity, the operation of the present invention will be described assuming that a tubular knitted fabric is knitted, and the first needle bed knits the front body and the second needle bed knits the back body.

For simplification, the operation of the present invention will be described assuming that a tubular knitted fabric is knitted, and the first needle bed knits the front body and the second needle bed knits the back body. In the present invention, the stitches on the front body and the stitches on the back body are turned over in a table / table relationship, that is, the two stitches are overlapped so that the front side and the front side face each other. To stack two stitches in a front-to-back relationship, lock the back stitch with the first needle bed, lock the front stitch with the second needle bed, and then stack the two stitches. Good.

To lock the stitches on the back body with the first needle bed and lock the stitches on the front body with the second needle bed, for example, transfer of stitches between needle beds is used. Initially, the stitch has a front side on the opposite side of the trick gap between the needle beds and a back side on the trick gap side. When the stitches are transferred here, the surface of the stitches appears on the trick gap side, and the front and back of the stitches are reversed. After this,
When one stitch is transferred again and overlapped with the other stitch, 2
The two stitches overlap in a table / table relationship. In the case of the two-bed flat knitting machine, the transfer is performed literally between the first needle bed and the second needle bed. However, for example, in a four-bed flat knitting machine in which two needle beds are arranged at the front and rear, it suffices to be between any one of the front needle beds and any of the rear needle beds.

The reversal of the stitches can be realized by forming the stitches of the back body with the first needle bed, for example. For example, in the course before the bind-off stitch, the stitches on the back body are transferred to the first needle bed. Next, a new stitch is knitted on these stitches.
The new stitch belongs to the back body, is formed by the first needle bed, and the stitch surface appears on the trick gap side from the time of knitting. Therefore, even if such a stitch is used, two stitches can be overlapped in a table / table relationship.

For example, two stitches are overlapped in a table / table relationship, and a bind-off stitch is formed at this position. Next, the two stitches of the adjacent wales are overlapped with the stitches for the bind-off stitch to form a triple stitch, and the bind-off stitch is repeated by repeating this, for example. In the bind-off stitch, the direction of the stitch is directed to the connecting line of the two knitted fabrics, and the direction of the stitch is different from that of the other stitches. Since the stitches for the bind-off stitches are almost perpendicular to the other stitches in the wale direction,
It preferably does not appear on the surface of the knitted fabric. Therefore, preferably, the stitches for the bind-off stitch are arranged inside or inside (bottom) of the third fold with reference to the state of being removed from the needle.

In the triple stitch, the front stitch and the back stitch have the same direction of the first stitch. However, when the third stitch is removed from the needle, the two stitches are overlapped in a table / table relationship, so that one stitch rotates about half a turn. This half-turn occurs naturally because it is based on the property of the triplet itself, but the cause of the half-turn is that the front and back bodies overlap due to the table / table relationship. Along with this, the bind-off point becomes flat, and the front body and the back body are connected flatly. The rotation occurs on the knitted fabric on the side where the bind-off stitch is not formed. For example, if the stitches for the bind-off stitch are knitted on the back body, the stitches on the front body side rotate. Twist occurs in the stitch as it rotates, which occurs in principle on the rotated side. Therefore, preferably, the stitches are twisted and knitted in advance before forming the double stitches, and the twisting due to the rotation after the formation of the third layer is canceled by the twisting in advance. By doing this, twisting of the stitches in the finished knitted fabric can be eliminated.

Preferably, each time a triple stitch is formed, at least one stitch is newly formed in the stitch adjacent to the third stitch in the second knitted fabric. Then, the transition yarn of this stitch attracts the second fabric to the triple stitch side, and the new stitch is hidden under the stitch of the first fabric. For this reason, it is possible to further prevent the bind-off portion from becoming conspicuous.

The stitches of the first knitted fabric are overlapped with the stitches of the second knitted fabric, and a bind-off stitch is formed here to form a triple stitch. When the stitches of the first knitted fabric are knitted without twisting in advance, the stitches of the first knitted fabric rotate when the triple stitch is removed from the needle, so that the crossover yarns cross each other. The force from the bind-off stitch is applied to one of the crossover yarns, and it tries to rise from the knitted fabric. This crossover yarn is on the lower side at the cross portion and is held by other crossover yarns so as not to rise from the knitted fabric.
Therefore, it is possible to prevent the crossover yarn from rising from the knitted fabric.

[0027]

Embodiments of the bind-off method of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. The flat knitting machine used has at least a pair of front and rear needle beds, a pair of needle beds capable of relatively sliding in the longitudinal direction, and capable of transferring stitches between the needle beds. The flat knitting machine is not limited to the two-bed machine used in the embodiment,
A four-bed flat knitting machine may be used, and in that case, it is the transfer between the front and back beds that contributes to the reversal of the stitches. Therefore, in the embodiment, the transfer between the front and rear beds means the transfer between the front and rear beds even in the case of the four-bed machine.

FIG. 1 shows a finished state of a sweater 1 knitted by using the present invention. Sweater 1 is front body 2
a, a back body portion 2b, and a right sleeve portion 3 and a left sleeve portion 4, and the body portions 2a and 2b are knitted into one tubular shape as a whole, and both sleeve portions 3 and 4 are knitted into different tubular shapes. The needles in different areas of the needle bed are assigned to the respective parts of. Body part 2
The a and 2b and the sleeves 3 and 4 are knitted separately up to the armpits, and then connected by the method of Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 4-41752 to obtain the state of FIG. In the knitting up to this point, one yarn feeder may be used to supply the same knitting yarn to both needle beds of the front bed and the back bed, and when knitting a vest, the front body portion 2a and the back portion A yarn feeder different from that of the body portion 2b may be used. From the state of FIG. 2, both right shoulders 5 and left shoulders 6
Then, the stitches of the final course are overlapped with each other and a bind-off is performed to complete the state shown in FIG. The first to third embodiments will be described below by taking the bind-off on the left shoulder 6 as an example. The bind-off on the right shoulder 5 is exactly the same as the bind-off on the left shoulder 6. In the embodiment, a two-bed bed machine having a pair of front and rear needle beds is used, and in the knitting course diagram, uppercase letters of the alphabet indicate needles of the front bed and lowercase letters indicate needles of the rear bed. For convenience of explanation, a smaller number of needles than those used for actual knitting will be shown and described.

<First Embodiment> A first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the knitting course diagrams of FIGS. 3 to 5 and FIG. 6 showing the knitting structure of the bind-off portion at the time when the bind-off is completed. And explain. In the course 1 of FIG. 3, the yarn feeder is moved from the needle G of the front bed to the left side of FIG. 3, the knitting yarns are supplied to the needles G, E, C and A of the front bed to form stitches, and then the stitches are fed. The state that the formation of the stitch is completed by moving the yarn outlet to the right and supplying the knitting yarn to the needles b, d, ..., R, t of the rear bed is shown. This course 1
After that, the bind-off is performed, and the stitch shown in the course 1 becomes the stitch of the final course in this embodiment. Since the sweater 1 is knitted in a state in which the lower side of FIG. 3 is the front side and the upper side is the rear side, every other needle A, C of the front bed in the course 1 is knitted.
The stitches of the right front shoulder portion 5a are locked to E and G, and the stitches of the right rear shoulder portion 5b are locked to the needles b, d, f, and h of the rear bed. The left rear shoulder part 6 is attached to the needles n, p, r, t of the rear bed via the rear neck part 7 which is locked to the needles j, l of the rear bed.
b, the stitches of the left front shoulder portion 6a are locked to the needles U, S, Q, O of the front bed.

In this embodiment, since the flat knitting machine having the pair of front and rear needle beds is used, the stitches are locked on the needles whose phases are different by one needle between the front bed and the rear bed. An empty needle that does not hold the stitch is placed between the stitches and used for transfer. Therefore, even when the knitted fabrics are overlapped in the front and back, the transfer can be performed. From the state shown in FIG. 2 below, the front shoulder portion and the rear shoulder portion are respectively connected to the left and right shoulder portions to obtain the state shown in FIG. Since the same knitting is symmetrically performed on the right shoulder portion 5 and the left shoulder portion 6, a case where the left front shoulder portion 6a and the left rear shoulder portion 6b are connected to each other to be turned off will be described.

First, in the course 1 of FIG. 3, the yarn feeder is located on the right side of the needle t of the bed after the stitches are finally formed by the knitting before the course 1 (not shown). The stitch at the end of the left front shoulder portion 6a is locked to the needle U of the front bed, and the stitch at the end of the left rear shoulder portion 6b is locked to the needle t of the rear bed. In this embodiment, from the outer side to the inner side of the left shoulder portion 6 (from the needle U to the needle O in the front bed, from the needle t to the needle n in the rear bed).
To), turn down. From the state shown in course 1 to course 2
Now move the yarn feeder to the left. Then, in the course 3, the stitch of the left rear shoulder portion 6b, which is locked by the needle t of the rear bed, is transferred to the needle T of the front bed. In the next course 4, the stitch 12 of the left front shoulder portion 6a locked to the needle U of the front bed
Is transferred to the needle t of the rear bed. Next, in course 5,
The stitch 11 of the left rear shoulder 6b transferred to the needle T of the front bed in the course 3 is transferred to the needle t of the rear bed, and the left front shoulder 6a is transferred.
12 and the stitch 11 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b are overlapped. Next, after moving the yarn feeder to the right in course 6, in course 7,
While the yarn feeder is moving to the left, the knitting yarn is supplied to the needle t of the rear bed to form the stitch 13 of the next course. As a result, the stitch 12 of the left front shoulder portion 6a held by the needle U of the front bed and the stitch 11 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b held by the needle t of the rear bed are overlapped in the course 1. Is held by the stitches 13 formed on the needle t of the rear bed in the course 7.

Next, in course 8, the stitch 13 held by the needle t of the rear bed is transferred to the needle R of the front bed, and then in course 9, the left rear portion held by the needle r of the rear bed. Shoulder 6b
Stitch 14 is transferred to the needle R of the front bed, and the stitch 13 newly formed on the needle t of the rear bed in the course 7 and the stitch 14 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b are overlapped. In the next course 10, the stitch 15 of the left front shoulder portion 6a held by the needle S of the front bed is transferred to the needle r of the rear bed. And course 11 in Figure 4
Then, the two stitches held by the needle R of the front bed are transferred to the needle r of the rear bed, and the stitch 1 of the left front shoulder portion 6a is transferred to the needle r.
5, the stitch 14 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b, and the three stitches of the stitch formed by the needle t of the rear bed in the course 7 are locked. After moving the yarn feeder to the right on the course 12, the course 13
While moving the yarn feeder to the left,
A knitting yarn is supplied to form a stitch. The three stitches thus overlapped are held by the stitch 16 newly formed on the needle r of the rear bed.

In the following, in the courses 14 to 24, the same knitting as the courses 8 to 13 is carried out toward the inside of the left shoulder portion 6 (on the left side in the drawing) according to the number of stitches of the shoulder portion of the sweater 1. Repeated many times. And course 25
Then, the needle n of the rear bed in the state where the three stitches are overlapped
To form new stitches, and also to the needles 1, j, ..., d, b of the rear bed to supply the rear collar neck portion 7 and the right rear shoulder portion 5a to 1 Organize for the course. In this way, the bind off of the left shoulder portion 6 of the sweater 1 is completed. After that, the right shoulder 5 is subjected to the same bind off as the left shoulder 6, and then the bind off is performed to the back neck 7 by a known method, whereby the knitting of the sweater 1 is completed.

FIG. 6 shows the knitting structure of the bind-off portion at the time when the knitting up to the course 25 of the first embodiment is completed. Figure 6
The alphabet indicating the needle number indicates the needle used for knitting the stitch. The alphabet with brackets indicates that the stitch has already been removed from the needle, and the alphabet with brackets indicates that the stitch is locked on the needle when the course 25 has been knitted. The stitch 21 newly formed on the needle n of the rear bed in the course 25 is
Like the other stitches 22 and 23 formed in j ..., they are locked to the needle of the rear bed. However, in order to make the relationship between the stitches easy to understand, only the stitch 21 is irregularly shown.

In the conventional bind-off method, the stitches of the left front shoulder portion 6a are arranged on the front side and the stitches of the left rear shoulder portion 6b are arranged on the rear side, and these stitches are overlapped, so that the stitches are in contact with each other on the back side.
That is, when / is the overlapping surface between the stitches, it is the back / back side. On the other hand, in the present invention, the stitches 12, 15, of the left front shoulder 6a,
24 and 25 are on the rear side, and stitches 11, 14, and 2 on the left rear shoulder portion 6b.
Since the stitches are overlapped so that Nos. 6 and 27 are on the front side, the contact of the stitches at the overlap stitch is front / front. In the example,
The side that appears outside the knitted fabric when viewed from the front in the state before forming the double stitch is the front side of the stitch, and the side hidden in the tubular knitted fabric is the back side of the stitch. Next, the stitches 12, 15, 2 of the left front shoulder 6a
4, 25 and stitches 11, 14, 26, 27 of the left rear shoulder 6b
Stitches of the next course on the needle that holds the
3, 16, 21, and 28 are formed. These stitches 1
Reference numerals 3, 16, 21, and 28 are unique stitches used for the bind-off stitch, and may be referred to as stitches extending to the adjacent wale in the embodiment. Assuming that these stitches are the stitches of the back body 6b, the contact relation of the stitches in the triple stitch is as follows: back (stitch 26) front / back (stitch 16) front / front (stitch 24) back.

Stitches 12, 15, 24, 2 of the left front shoulder 6a
When the needle 5 is removed from the needle, it makes a half turn in the clockwise direction. This is because the stitches 14 and the like and the stitches 15 and the like are superposed in a front-to-back relationship, and when removed from the needle, the front body side stitches 15 and the like, which are easy to rotate, make a half turn. The axis of this rotation is perpendicular to the surface on which the triple stitch exists, and does not reverse the front and back of the stitch 15. With this rotation, stitches 11, 14, 26, 27 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b and stitches 12, 14 of the left front shoulder portion 6a,
The directions of the stitches 15, 24 and 25 are opposite to each other with the direction from the sinker loop to the needle loop as the stitch direction. In this specification, the fact that the directions of the two stitches are opposite,
It is sometimes called that two stitches face each other. When the stitches 15 and the like of the front body rotate half a turn, it is possible to suppress the protrusion of the bind-off portion between the front body and the back body.

Also, the stitches 11, 14, 2 of the left rear shoulder 6b
6, 27 and stitches 12, 15, 24, 25 of the left front shoulder 6a
The stitches 13, 16, 28 which are formed in the state of being overlapped with each other and overlapped with the stitches of the adjacent wales are the stitches 12, 15, 24, 25 of the left front shoulder portion 6a and the left rear shoulder portion 6b.
It becomes a state hidden under the stitches 11, 14, 26, 27 of. This is because the stitches 13, 16 and 28 are superposed so as to be sandwiched by the stitches 14 and 15, etc. Therefore, the stitches 13, 16, 28 extending to the adjacent wales do not appear on the surface of the knitted fabric. Focusing on the stitch 16, the course 1 in FIG.
In No. 7, the needle p of the rear bed is locked in the following relationship: (lower side of the stitch 15) / front side (inside the stitch 16) back / front side (upper side of the stitch 14). The upper, middle and lower positions of the stitches with the needle p are shown. When this third layer is removed from the needle p, the stitch 1
5 rotates 180 degrees, and at the same time, the stitch 15 is on the upper side, the stitch 16 is on the middle side, and the stitch 14 is on the lower side. This is because the third layer is knitted in the rear bed, and in this case, the upper and lower sides of the third layer with the needle p and the upper and lower sides when removed from the needle are reversed. Even if in the course 17 of FIG. 4, the stitch 15 of the front body is transferred from the needle p of the rear bed to the needle P of the front bed to form a triple layer, the result when the needle 15 is removed from the needle does not change. Similarly, stitches 14 (bottom) / stitch 16 (middle) / stitch 15 (top) are in this order.

Stitches 12, 15, 24, 25 of the left front shoulder portion 6a located on the outermost surface side of the knitted fabric in the state where the stitches are overlapped.
Is suppressed by the stitches 13, 16 and 28 extending over the adjacent wales. For this reason, the portions 17 and 18 located on the left side of the knitting yarn forming the stitches are pressed downward, and conversely the portions 19 and 20 located on the right side tend to float. When the bind off is completed, the stitches 12, 15 of the left front shoulder 6a,
24 and 25 are twisted so that the left side transition yarns 17 and 18 of the stitches 12, 15, 24 and 25 are on the upper side, the right side transition yarns 19 and 20 are on the lower side, and the transition yarns 19 and 20 tend to float. , Are held by the crossover threads 17 and 18. Therefore, in the completed knitted fabric, the stitches are not inclined, and the raised knitting yarn does not cause unevenness in the bind-off portion, and a flat bind-off can be performed.

<Second Embodiment> Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the knitting course diagrams of FIGS. 7 to 10 and FIG. 11 showing the knitting structure of the bind-off portion. In the course 1 of FIG. 7, the yarn feeder is moved to the left from the state shown in the course 1 of FIG. 3 of the first embodiment, and the needles U, S, Q, O of the front bed are moved.
The state in which the knitting yarns are successively supplied to complete the formation of the stitches is shown. At this time, the yarn feeder is located on the left side of the needle O of the front bed where the stitches are finally formed.

In the second embodiment, the preparatory process for performing the bind-off is performed in the courses 2 to 14. After moving the yarn feeder to the right in the course 2 in FIG. 7, while moving the yarn feeder to the left in the course 3, the knitting yarn is supplied to the needle O of the front bed to form a stitch. In the following courses 4 to 9, the yarn feeder is moved to the right in the even courses 4 ・ 6 ・ 8 and the stitch is formed while moving the yarn feeder to the left in the odd courses 5 ・ 7 ・ 9. In this way, stitches are sequentially formed on the needles Q, S, U of the left front shoulder portion 6. After moving the yarn feeder to the right in the course 10 following the course 9, in the course 11 in FIG. 8, while moving the yarn feeder to the left, every other needle t, r ... d of the rear bed is moved. , B, the knitting yarn is supplied to form the stitches of the next course. Next, in the courses 12 and 13, the knitting yarn is supplied to the needles A, C, E and G of the front bed to form the stitches of the right front shoulder portion 5a. Next, in the course 14, the knitting yarns are supplied to the alternate needles b, d ...
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In the knitting shown in courses 1 to 14, the needles O, Q, S of the front bed twisted by the knitting after
If the stitches of U are formed in a state in which they are twisted to the opposite side in advance, the twist can be eliminated when the knitting is completed. The state where the course 14 of the second embodiment is completed corresponds to the course 1 of the first embodiment. Therefore, if there is no problem even if the stitch is twisted, as shown in the course 1 of the first embodiment, the bind-off stitch is formed from the time when the stitch is formed on the needle t of the rear bed which is the outermost side of the left rear shoulder portion. You may start.

Next, in the course 15, the needles n, p, and
The stitches of the left rear shoulder portion 6b locked to r and t are transferred to the needles N, P, R and T of the front bed which face each other.
In this embodiment, from the viewpoint of knitting efficiency, the needles n,
The stitches on the back body, which are locked to p, r, and t
In 5 at a time, it is transferred to the needle of the front bed. However, the eyes may be sequentially transferred to the front bed according to the progress of the prone. It should be noted that the stitches on either the front body or the back body are not collectively transferred, but in the case of the embodiment, for example, the stitches on the front body are transferred one by one. Next, after moving the yarn feeder to the left in the course 16, the stitch 31 of the left front shoulder portion 6a held by the needle U of the front bed in the course 17 is transferred to the needle u of the rear bed. Then, in the course 18, the stitch 31 is transferred to the needle T of the front bed and overlapped with the stitch 32 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b,
Put two stitches on the needle T of the front bed. Next course 19
After moving the yarn feeder to the right with, the knitting yarn is supplied to the needles T and R of the front bed in the course 20, and the stitches 33,
34 is formed. As a result, the stitch 31 of the left front shoulder portion 6a that was held by the needle U of the front bed and the stitch 32 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b that was held by the needle t of the rear bed in the course 1 are overlapped. Is held by the stitch 33 newly formed on the needle T of the front bed in the course 20. Stitches 33, 34
Etc. are formed on the stitches on the back body and thus are stitches on the back body. Since the stitches on the back body are formed on the front bed, the stitches have a table on the side of the trick gap.

Next, in the course 21 of FIG. 9, the stitch 33 held by the needle T of the front bed is transferred to the needle t of the rear bed,
In the course 22, the stitch is further transferred to the needle R of the front bed and overlapped with the stitch 34 of the left rear shoulder portion held by the needle R. Next, on the course 23, the left front shoulder portion 6 locked to the needle S of the front bed
The stitch 35 of a is transferred to the needle s of the rear bed, and the course 24
And transfer to needle R on the front bed. By these,
On the needle R of the front bed, the stitch 34 (lower) of the left rear shoulder 6b, the stitch 33 (middle) newly formed on the needle t on the course 20, and the stitch 35 (upper) of the left front shoulder 6a in this order, Three stitches are layered.

In the first embodiment, as shown in FIG. 6, the stitches 11 and 14 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b connected to the stitches of the left front shoulder portion 6a are stitches formed in the same course. However, in the second embodiment, as shown in FIG.
Then, the needle R of the front bed that holds the stitch of the left rear shoulder 6b
The knitting yarn is also supplied to form the stitch 34 of the next course. Therefore, what is locked to the needle R of the front bed in the course 21 is not the stitch locked to the needle r of the rear bed in the course 14, but is newly formed on the needle R of the front bed in the course 20. It is the stitch 34 that has been created. In this embodiment, the course 2
0, stitch 31 on the left front shoulder 6a and stitch 3 on the left rear shoulder 6b
The knitting yarns are supplied to the adjacent needles R as well as the needles T that hold the two overlappingly to form stitches. For this reason, the stitch 32 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b first overlapped with the stitch 31 of the left front shoulder portion 6a.
In the course 24, the stitches 35 of the left front shoulder portion 6a and the stitches 34 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b overlapped with each other in the course 24 are different in the formed course. The stitch 34 is a stitch formed in the course next to the stitch 32. In the present embodiment, the stitches formed on the left front shoulder portion 6a, including the stitches formed in the process of the bind-off, are formed on the left rear shoulder portion. 6
It is the stitch of the final course of b.

Next, in the course 25, the yarn feeder is moved to the right, and in the course 26, the knitting yarn is supplied to the needles R and P of the front bed to form the stitches 36 and 37. This makes course 2
The three stitches that were held by the needle R of the front bed in 4 are released from the needle while being held by the stitch 36 newly formed on the needle R. Course 27 to Course 32 below
Then, a knitting similar to the knitting shown from the course 21 to the course 26 is directed toward the inside of the left shoulder portion 6 (needle U → needle O, needle t
→ Needle n) performed. When the knitting shown in courses 21 to 26 is repeated, the left front shoulder portion 6a and the left rear shoulder portion 6b are
Will be connected. Then, in the course 32 of FIG. 10, the knitting yarn is knitted on the needle P of the same bed as the needle P of the front bed that locks the stitch 38 of the left front shoulder portion 6a and the stitches 36, 37 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b. Is supplied. Then, the stitch 39 of the left front shoulder portion 6a is locked only to the needle O of the innermost front bed of the left front shoulder portion 6a.

In the course 33, the stitch 40 formed on the needle P of the front bed in the course 32 is transferred to the needle p of the rear bed. In the course 34, this is further transferred to the needle N of the front bed and overlapped with the stitch 41 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b. Next course 3
At 5, the innermost stitch 39 of the left front shoulder portion 6a held by the needle O of the front bed is transferred to the needle n of the rear bed.
Then, in the course 36, the stitch 41 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b and the stitch 40 formed in the course 32 which are both locked to the needle N of the front bed are transferred to the needle n of the rear bed. Therefore, the three stitches are locked to the needle n of the rear bed. Then, after moving the yarn feeder to the right on course 37, on course 38,
The knitting yarn is supplied to the needle N of the rear bed to form the stitch 42, and the knitting yarn is also supplied to the needles L, J ... of the rear bed to form the stitch. In this way, the bind-off of the left shoulder 6 is completed. Similarly, the same knitting as described above is performed on the right shoulder portion 5, and then a known bind-off is applied to the rear collar neck portion 7 between the right shoulder portion 5 and the left shoulder portion 6, whereby the knitting of the sweater 1 is completed. To do.

FIG. 11 shows the knitting structure of the bind-off portion at the time when the knitting up to the course 38 is completed by the above steps. The stitches 31, 35, 38, 39 of the right front shoulder portion 6a and the stitches 32, 34, 37, 41 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b are connected to each other, and they are bind-off and already removed from the needle. The sweater 1 knitted according to the second embodiment has the stitches 31, 35, 38 of the left front shoulder portion 6a as in the first embodiment.
39 is the rear side, and stitches 32, 34, 37, 4 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b
Two stitches are overlapped so that the front side and the front side overlap, with 1 being the front side. Therefore, the stitches 31 of the left front shoulder 6a,
35, 38, 39 and stitches 32, 34, 3 of the left rear shoulder 6b
Needle 7 and 41 are overlapped and held, and stitch 3 of the next course
When 3, 36, 40, 42 are formed and removed from the needle, the stitches 31, 35, 38, 39 of the left front shoulder portion 6a rotate half a clockwise direction. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 11, the left rear shoulder 6b
Stitches 32, 34, 37, 41 and the stitch 3 on the left front shoulder 6a
1, 35, 38 and 39 are vertically stacked in a state of facing each other. The relationship between the stitches in the triple stitch is
5) Front / back (stitch 34) front / back (stitch 33) front / front (stitch 35) back.

The knitting yarns 43 and 44 extending from the left rear shoulder portion 6b overlapped with the stitches of the left front shoulder portion 6a to the peripheral stitches are in the course 1
In step 4, the stitch 45 formed on the left rear shoulder 6b is pulled toward the left front shoulder. Therefore, the stitches 34, 37, 41 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b, which are overlapped with the stitches of the left front shoulder portion 6a, are hidden under the stitches 35, 38, 39 of the left front shoulder portion 6a and left on the course 14 on the surface of the knitted fabric. The stitch 45 formed on the rear shoulder portion 6b and the stitches 35, 38, 39 of the left front shoulder portion 6a are continuous. Therefore, in the knitted fabric knitted according to this embodiment, the flat bind-off is performed in which the bind-off place is prevented from protruding. In addition, stitches 33, 36, 4 across adjacent wales
0 is hidden under the stitches 35, 38, 39 of the left front shoulder portion 6a and extends over the stitches of adjacent wales 33, 36, 4
0 does not appear on the surface of the knitted fabric.

<Third Embodiment> Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described. The third embodiment is different from the second embodiment in the method of bind-off, but (with a change within a range that can be easily changed, such as a change in the stitch forming needle and the stitch forming order), left front The stitches of the shoulder portion 6a and the stitches of the left rear shoulder portion 6b are common to each other so that one stitch is overlapped with the front side of the other stitch and a bind-off is performed. The third embodiment will be described below with reference to the knitting course diagrams of FIGS. 12 to 14 and FIG. 15 showing the bind-off points. Also in the third embodiment, before the start of the bind-off, the bind-off preparation process shown in the courses 1 to 14 of the second embodiment is performed. Hereafter, the same as the time when the formation up to the course 14 of the second embodiment is completed, the course 1
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The same knitting as the courses 15 to 18 of the second embodiment is performed in the courses 2 to 5 of FIG. 12 of the third embodiment. In the second embodiment, the yarn feeder is moved to the right in the course 19 and then the knitting yarn is supplied to the needles T and R of the front bed in the course 20, but in the third embodiment, the course 6 is used.
When moving the yarn feeder in the right direction with, the stitches of the left rear shoulder portion 6b adjacent to the stitches 52 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b overlapped with the stitch 51 of the left front shoulder portion 6a The knitting yarn is supplied to the needle R to form the stitch 55. And in course 7,
Similar to the second embodiment, the knitting yarn is supplied to the needles T and R of the front bed to form the stitches 58 and 56. In the same way, course 8
From course 23, perform a prone turn. In the course 25, the course 31, and the course 37 of the second embodiment, the yarn feeder is simply moved to the right, but the courses 12 and 18 of the third embodiment.
When moving the yarn feeder to the right, the left front shoulder 6a
The knitting yarn is supplied to the needles P and N that hold the stitch 54 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b adjacent to the stitch 52 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b that is overlapped with the stitch 51 of FIG. Then, in the courses 24 to 25, the same formation as the courses 37 to 38 of the second embodiment is performed. In the course 24, since the stitches to be turned down by the knitting up to the course 23 are already overlapped, the stitches are not formed.

FIG. 15 shows the knitting structure of the bind-off portion at the time when the knitting up to the course 25 is completed by the above knitting. As shown in FIG. 15, in the third embodiment, the stitch 51 of the left front shoulder 6a and the stitch 52 of the left rear shoulder 6b located at the end of the left shoulder 6 are the stitch 31 of the left shoulder 6a of the second embodiment and The stitch is the same as the stitch 32 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b. However, in the second to fourth wales from the outside, following the stitches 54, 54, 54 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b transferred to the needle of the front bed in the course 2, the stitches 55, 55 formed in the courses 6, 12, 18 5
Stitches 5 formed on the front bed needle R on the course 7, the needle P on the course 13 and the needle N on the course 19
There are 6,56,56. Therefore, the stitch 5 on the left front shoulder 6a
The stitches 56, 56, 56 are overlapped with 7, 57, 57.
Is. On the other hand, stitches 58, 58 formed on the needle T of the front bed in the course 7, the needle R in the course 13, and the needle P in the course 19
The state 58 extends across the stitches 57 and 56 of the adjacent wales. Also in the third embodiment, as in the second embodiment, the stitch 57 of the left front shoulder portion 6a and the stitch 56 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b are
One stitch is laid on the front side of the other stitch. Therefore, the stitch 57 on the left front shoulder 6a and the stitch 56 on the left rear shoulder 6b are formed.
When the stitches 58 of the next course are formed in the overlapping stitches, the stitches are vertically stacked, so that the bind-off points can be prevented from protruding. The relationship between the stitches in the triple stitch is: back (stitch 54) front / back (stitch 55) front / back (stitch 56) front / back (stitch 58) front / front (stitch 57) back.

Since the stitch 58 extending over the adjacent wales is hidden under the stitch 57 of the left front shoulder portion 6a, the stitch 5
8 does not appear on the surface of the knitted fabric. From the stitch 58 formed in a state where the stitch 57 of the left front shoulder portion 6a and the stitch 56 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b are overlapped, the knitting yarn 59 that extends to the stitch 55 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b and the knitting yarn that extends to the stitch 56 There are 60.
Similar to the second embodiment, the stitches 55, 56 of the left rear shoulder 6b
Are drawn to the stitch 57 side of the left front shoulder portion 6a by the crossover yarns 59 and 60. Therefore, the stitch 56 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b, which is overlapped with the stitch 57 of the left front shoulder portion 6a, is hidden under the stitch 57 of the left front shoulder portion 6a and the stitch 55 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b. Therefore, on the surface of the knitted fabric, the stitch 57 of the left front shoulder portion 6a and the stitch 55 of the left rear shoulder portion 6b are as if they were continuous. Therefore, in the knitted fabric knitted according to this example, the bind-off portion is prevented from protruding and a flat bind-off portion is formed.

In each of the above-mentioned embodiments, the case of using the flat knitting machine having only a pair of front and rear needle beds has been described as an example. However, the present invention has an upper needle bed on each of a pair of front and rear lower needle beds. Can also be carried out on a four-bed flat knitting machine provided with. In the first to third examples, every other needle was knitted as an empty needle for transferring. On the other hand, in the four-bed flat knitting machine, since the needle of the upper needle bed can be used at the time of transfer, the empty needle for transferring between the stitches as in the first to third embodiments is used. Need not be placed. Although three preferred embodiments have been described here, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments, and various modifications such as a needle for forming a stitch and a change in the order of forming the stitch are possible.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a sweater 1 in which a bind-off is completed in an example.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the sweater 1 before the start of bind-off in the example.

FIG. 3 is a knitting course diagram showing the first embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a knitting course diagram showing the first embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a knitting course diagram showing the first embodiment.

FIG. 6 is a knitting structure diagram showing a bind-off portion of the sweater 1 bound by the first embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a knitting course diagram showing a second embodiment.

FIG. 8 is a knitting course diagram showing a second embodiment.

FIG. 9 is a knitting course diagram showing a second embodiment.

FIG. 10 is a knitting course diagram showing a second embodiment.

FIG. 11 is a knitting structure diagram showing a bind-off portion of the sweater 1 bound by the second embodiment.

FIG. 12 is a knitting course diagram showing a third embodiment.

FIG. 13 is a knitting course diagram showing a third embodiment.

FIG. 14 is a knitting course diagram showing a third embodiment.

FIG. 15 is a knitting structure diagram showing a bind-off portion of the sweater 1 bound by the third embodiment.

FIG. 16 is a cross-sectional view showing a joint portion when a bind-off is performed by a conventional bind-off method.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Sweater 2a Front Body 2b Rear Body 3 Right Sleeve 4 Left Sleeve 5 Right Shoulder 6 Left Shoulder 6a Left Front Shoulder 6b Left Rear Shoulder 7 Rear Collar Neck

Claims (11)

[Claims] 1. A needle bed having at least a first needle bed and a second needle bed each having a large number of needles, wherein the needle beds are relatively slidable, and stitches can be transferred between the needle beds. After knitting these knitted fabrics face-to-face using a flat knitting machine such that the first knitted fabric belongs to the first needle bed and the second knitted fabric belongs to the second needle bed, In the method of overlapping and stitching the stitches of the first knitted fabric and the second knitted fabric, at least one stitch of the first knitted fabric is locked to the second needle bed, and By locking at least one stitch to the first needle bed and at least one bind-off stitch to the first or second needle bed, and then transferring between the needle beds. , A stitch of the first knitted fabric that is locked to the second needle bed, a stitch of the second knitted fabric that is locked to the first needle bed, and a stitch for the bind-off stitch, one stitch each Layered on the floor and the third layer Then, after forming a new bind-off stitch on the triple stitch, the triple stitch is removed from the needle bed, and the stitch at the triple stitch is relatively rotated. The bind-off method using a flat knitting machine. 2. A stitch of one end of the first knitted fabric is locked to the second needle bed, and a stitch of the same side end of the second knitted fabric is locked to the first needle bed, Then, the two stitches are overlapped by stitch transfer between the needle beds, and then a stitch for the first bind-off stitch is formed on the overlap stitch, and then the stitch for the first bind-off stitch and the first stitch are formed. The stitch adjacent to the stitch at the one end on the ground and the stitch adjacent to the stitch at the end on the same side on the second stitch are overlapped to form the triple layer. The bind-off method using the flat knitting machine of 1. 3. A stitch for the new bind-off stitch, a stitch adjacent to the third triplet on the first knitted fabric, and a stitch adjacent to the third triplet on the second knitted fabric are overlapped. Forming a new triple stitch, and forming a new bind-off stitch on the new triple stitch are repeated, and the flat knitting machine using the flat knitting machine according to claim 2. Eye method. 4. One stitch of the first knitted fabric is transferred to a second needle bed and locked to the second needle bed, and this stitch and the first needle bed are locked. One stitch of the second knitted fabric is overlapped with the bind-off stitch to form a triple stitch, and the new bind-off stitch is formed on the triple stitch. The bind-off method using the flat knitting machine according to claim 3, characterized in that 5. The flat knitting machine according to claim 4, wherein the stitches (plurality) of the second knitted fabric are formed on the first needle bed and are locked on the first needle bed. The prone method used. 6. The triplet has the order of outermost outer, middle intermediate, innermost after completion of the bind-offs of the first and second fabrics, The bind-off method using the flat knitting machine according to claim 1, wherein the bind-off stitch is located in or inside the triplet. 7. At least one stitch of the first knitted fabric,
At least one stitch of at least one stitch of the second knitted fabric is formed in a twisted state before the formation of the third layer, and the flat knitting machine according to claim 1 is used. The prone way that was down. 8. Moving one stitch of the first knitted fabric to the second needle bed and one stitch of the second knitted fabric to the first needle bed, and The flat knitting machine according to claim 3, wherein a stitch is formed on the bind-off stitch to form the triple stitch and a new bind-off stitch is repeated. The prone way that was down. 9. After transferring a plurality of stitches, including stitches at one end of the second knitted fabric, to the first needle bed, the stitches on the same side of the first knitted fabric are stitched to the second needle bed. And the stitches at the end of the first knitted fabric and the stitches at the end of the second knitted fabric are overlapped to form a double stitch, and then a stitch is formed on the double stitch. As the stitches for the bind-off stitch, and after forming a new stitch on the stitches transferred to the second knitted fabric on the stitches adjacent to the double stitch, the stitches for the bind-off stitch, and A new double stitch is formed by overlapping a new stitch, the stitch of the first knitted fabric that opposes the new stitch is newly transferred to the second needle bed, and the newly transferred stitch and the above-mentioned stitch A new double stitch is overlapped to form a new triple stitch, a new bind-off stitch is formed on the new triple stitch, and the transferred stitch of the second knitted fabric is New 3 Repeatedly forming a new stitch on the adjacent stitches in the eye, characterized in that, bind-off method using a flat knitting machine according to claim 3. 10. A plurality of stitches including stitches at one end of the second knitted fabric are transferred to a first needle bed, and then stitches on the same side end of the first knitted fabric are made into a second needle bed. Then, the stitches at the end of the first knitted fabric and the stitches at the end of the second knitted fabric are overlapped to form a double layer, and then the second knitted fabric is transferred. A new stitch is formed on the stitch adjacent to the double stitch, and a stitch is formed on the double stitch to form the stitch for the bind-off stitch, and a new stitch is formed on the new stitch. After forming the new stitch, the bind-off stitch and the new new stitch are overlapped to form a new double stitch, and the stitch of the first knitted fabric facing the further new stitch is changed to the second stitch. New transfer to the needle bed,
The newly transferred stitch and the new double stitch are overlapped to form a new third stitch, which is the transferred stitch of the second knitted fabric,
A new stitch is formed on the stitch adjacent to the new triple stitch, a new bind-off stitch is formed on the new triple stitch, and a further new stitch is formed on the new stitch. The method of binding off using a flat knitting machine according to claim 3, characterized in that the formation of the pattern is repeated. 11. At least a first having a plurality of needles each
Knitting and bind-off knitting using a flat knitting machine having a needle bed and a second needle bed, wherein the needle bed is relatively slidable, and stitches can be transferred between the needle beds. In the ground, the knitted fabric is composed of a front knitted fabric and a back knitted fabric, and each of the front knitted fabric and the back knitted fabric has a final course composed of many stitches, and the stitches of the final course are sinker loops. With having a needle loop, and having a direction from the sinker loop to the needle loop, the stitches of the final course of the front knitted fabric, the side viewed from the opposite side of the back knitted fabric with respect to the front knitted fabric, There is a front and back relationship with the side viewed from the back knitted fabric side being the back, and the stitches of the final course of the back knitted fabric should be viewed from the opposite side of the front knitted fabric with respect to the back knitted fabric The front side is the front side, and the side viewed from the front side is the back side. The stitches of the final course of the back side knitted fabric, the front side of the stitches of the final course of the front side knitted fabric face the front side of the stitches of the final course of the back side knitted fabric, and the stitches and the back side of the final course of the front side knitted fabric. The stitches of the final course of the knitted fabric are overlapped so that the direction from the sinker loop to the needle loop is reversed, forming a number of adjacent stitches,
In addition, a bind-off knitted fabric characterized in that the bind-off stitches formed in each ply are placed in the adjacent ply.