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Summary of Contents for TR-260

Page 1: ...TTING MC INSTRUCTION MANUAL MODEL TR 260 TAITEXMA ENTERPRISE CORP JE f B 13 Ell sl 2ND FL NO 18 1 LANE 90 YU MIN 6111 ROAD TAIPEI TAIWAN R O C 9 i Fl ft fr Bco c fi g 90 18 1 l t l 2 tl J t TEL 886 2 28219850 FAX 886 2 28238252 E MAIL ADDRESS info taitexma com ...

Page 2: ...t IY J µj if t Partial knitting of ribbing F i__ f rSI 1X1rib V JU i l Racked pattern iJ H E t t Drop stitch pattern iuMIEt i ll h J IL JtIt J i IHci L ttt J How to transfer from purl needle to plain needle 1wre mm11 ttmm11 How to transfer from plain needle to purl needle 1111 i nJJ ii J How to shape a round neck line rl juJ 4 f iil How to finish ribbed edge ffit9 iJ l USEFUL HINTS W trl k tl lf t...

Page 3: ... 26DJ bl ti 1 11 U1 JJiiilif L 1 1 JE tit lll Ifll i iJry li HruA lI L1 l lfll J1L Secure the knitter onto a flat bableusing the Table clamps provided as an accessoryfor the ribber 1 Insert the top of the thumb screws ofthetable clamps into the holes on the back ofthe knitter Jr l l c 2 Fasten the screws 3 Secure the Table clumps onto the table to tilt theknitter ...

Page 4: ...A F Ljl jlJ rJa HL P C ll l Hfili J li liJ t ir J ef iclo R r i i L 1 1i 2 Insert them into the holes of both sides of the knitter Be careful ofthe Rand L marks on the Plates R stands for right and Lstands for left 3 rHUib rr_t Ji Mi lei 3 Screw the KR Setting plates temporarily 4 lttA Ii ItlidM J m_a ai tii1151 A tt fjrnili T Ji ic I Iii IJIJ mi s I ltflti 1 f 4 Push the Setting plates stopper un...

Page 5: ...JL i ll J T IX li t 11Jtt1 I llil lYtZ 1 UJV1 1 a HN fi JJ ri iJ ftM2 li l W 8 J n oo MMm ii fl Mi Af1J Jito Holding the ribber with both hands so thatthe gate pegs of the ribber are up and the purl needle butts are toward you Insertthe lip of right Bracketbeneaththe knitter bed a little and insert the both Brackets as far as they will go 5 11tE ff Jrn llillllrti 41 Set up the Reinforcing arms of ...

Page 6: ...e bed and keeping offthe carriage from the Stopper pin move the KR carriage to left as shown in the Fig Pttl llll kOOM P tlW ft k ft IJ ILlll ttW m m IJ Set the front foot of the KR carriage to the frontrail ofthe needle bed Please check whether the KR carriage moves on the needle bed smoothly 9 11 Ii Illl L U J 1 T HI IJHH H c I iiJ1 Loosen both thumb screws ofKH carriage and fit the Connecting a...

Page 7: ...8t Ji J lei iftLL Take offthe head ofYarn tension unit and put it to the rod reversely 2 lEFn ix cl 1 1 lle fl H i l HLUl 111111 bUtll 1 1 fL Turn the rear yarn guide opposite to the side on which the rear yarn guide is set when you use the knitter without attaching the ribber 3 Jettl1HifiAJ lll l c ifl li JffLcr lli a l iL IHB c If A l 1i l J Insert the end ofthe rod into the stand hole at the ce...

Page 8: ... Ji ti L idifr tIllJ HY J Now you have finished setting up the ribber to the knitter l l f 6 ...

Page 9: ...f o Taking offthe connecting arm Loosen the thumb screws andpull the Connecting arm towards you by lifting the arm up slightly Then take of f the Connecting arm llJ T 1 tt1 11 13 ftlI I ll Wi rdt J M JFIt1 k 11 Ill 1cfU4 rtJ 1iJll JI l tk LliL litJrJH f l Taking offthe KR carriage After disconnecting the KR carriage from the KIi carriage move the KR carriage to right end ofthe needle bed by kccpin...

Page 10: ...t the Racking indicator to P6 mRm lillm re mlillmT mre jj illlfl f Jl Jll 1 1 UU When you put away the machine without removing the KR Setting plates Fix the KH Carriage with R Carriagelock I d Rl l kli l l IJJi ERm kIll l IIJifll lllijj fflx ii i l li l il 1 Adjust to the left side of KR Setting plates 2 w mm k i lfllT 1 m ff E ma Hmm fll flj IUi jjjj 2 Loosen the left knob ofKH Carriage and Put ...

Page 11: ...H fi t W W 1J 1 f ttt J tf CITE i r i fff Jlt JJ f H 1JtJ l till ffi C tl EB FJ ti f JJu t This Lever has two positions for the normal pattern The needles in E position work For partial knitting The needles in E position do not work L i l riifJH SlideLever JltH1 f rlti t f 11 This leYer has two position I fftWtU t I For looser s1itch Ii 1Jt t 1 f II Fur firmer Htitch IE Bracket 1J tri Stopper Pin ...

Page 12: ...i iffitt oilil 1 11 They are used for making the stitches at the edges securely 11 1 _ Weight Large 2 iJt JL1c t i KR Setti Plat st i m J lWe ght _Small t il l jj TJE l1 btlJ l l i UiH IJL r Theyare used for fixing theribber to the knitter r 1 l Lt 2 1t T Case 121 I wl i E WiGrip handle tl Ca _ _ li 1 Table Ciampi e 1rJ fl jj illJ df I lllltw H I I ii c l I UL Theyare used for tilting the knitter ...

Page 13: ...eststitch and the 10 denotes the loose st or largest stitch Use the asterisk when you knit selvedge with thick yarn The tension at which a garment is knitted depends not only on personal taste but alsoon the type of garment required and the thicknessof the wool The following tension chart is a guide for your reference STANDARDTENSION CHART xx t D l ift i HR fnl 2X2 rib full needle rib circular 2 4...

Page 14: ...P tli e l flJH tli e l Grip handle Grip handle is used for making the Rackedpattern and Herringbone pattern The racking positionis indicated on the racking indicator Byturning the Grip handle ribber bedis movedright or left Normally set the indicator to P3 whichshows centre position There are two positions for setting Pand H H C 1Ufi l H half llll l f ft JU H z Position H t t t l 1 1 J I tt L tt1 ...

Page 15: ...ition from the position they will automatically back to the position B by operation ofthe carriage Bx ITTr m H1 L W Knittingor working position 1J k9 Julti Restingornon knittingposition e i tlffl Connecting pin eJilll 1 ll Tl 1VLl l l liilll tl 111 l L lii J Connecting pin is used to connect the KH carriae Connecting arm to the KR carriage t ciilll ti i Hl t1 l L Cll tl i 111 l ll l IJ T Us0 ffj j...

Page 16: ...e knittingwork in balance fiET Calw typcweight hanger fffl Aff UHR lE tflJ at fHUi J J Uii They claw type weight hangers are used for hangingthe small weights go give tensionto the edge ofthe knitting work Rehang themonto the upper side ofthe knitting swatches ffli ffl A Wire loop type weight hanger 1 1 m m r J J t nK w il 1 mdlMU u r l j i i ii uit 7J J II 1li l lH The wire loop type weight hange...

Page 17: ... will come down one step This position is used for pickingup dropped stitches jlj Jin If tl lJlit jljT lli1e l L i imWR llK t Jltf I i i mnRm m m Push down the levers again and the ribber will come down one more step At this position the ribber is at rest and single bed knitting work can be done without removingthe ribber mf L lll T m Llt m t i i0 trL W l To return to working position fit up the r...

Page 18: ...UMl Jtifi fl J ftQJ If IL IJ t Bi a J I ff11JT Ht Ii lf ill Slide them to be close by the end needle When increasing decreasing thestitches move the supporters accordingto the position ofthe end stitches Remove them by the contrary way t u ff Knitting bar i ia t IT JtJJ lliJttiij 1 1 8 ttl1J 411 l l M 1 JEHI L1 tf i tft ilJ IJ Knitting bar can helpthe stitches to slip out ofthe hooks ofneedles sec...

Page 19: ...or rng D Slider outs1 e Place left side on your fcJHJl eo le ill J rj 0 j J_ 1 ltl Jli F 2 c i tl1lJ1 Jl 1 tdown gent y t tll_1 n J x ghtpressingt left ton Slide it from b d drop off Stitches on theKH e HHt ftl i R BfllDj 7_ UgJj J ftD fr1li lu i 1Jltll il1 n Jffi1 1 1 ffl Jifl 1i liH 5 i W fl tfH J alltheneedlcsatBand the D Shder I osit10n After operatmg d at the or g na p E 11 be place annot use...

Page 20: ...ses Therib is produced byhavingknit stitch overknitstitch andpurl stitchoverpurlstitch in verticallines and is softand elastic In the following example thick yarn is used for the practice h ttill ljjtt CASTING ONFOR IX I RIB 5 J mtt Needle arrangement I Jl jfr f lj ijs il J i P3 Set the RackigIndicator to P3 2 iJ Hl 1 IUtim ftuOOJi i r fE1l i tt Wfl l n mmtt mMtt i 1 it Wi H1HULtI UH L By using II...

Page 21: ...l Cam Lever NJ 8 1 f CN Tucking Lever R l l ff CR Holding Cam Lever xll l l 01 f i r Cam Lever N l 1 f Nl Slide Lever II Tension Dial t i J l ll lti J1 f II 2 1 fiii t fr m _m 11 1 06 rein 1 1 xint u0 l ll m i drrTT f e fiXB 1 _fl L 2 By operating the connected carriage a few times overall arrangedneedles the needles on KH and KR needle beds will be setin the line on B position Place the connected...

Page 22: ...n as shown in the Fig Pass the yarn between both gate pegs and catch the end of yarn with left hand 3 1111 H tt c t tm1c r1tnw uci f1J 11 cy fj f12 Hold the yarn with right hand continue tu hold the end of yarn with left hand pass to the yarn feeder tt3f t fc 1liJ tl V A l ffJ flilf t Pass the yarn into the yarn feeder securely ...

Page 23: ...ending on the knitting width 2 u t 8W oo m lm ll tlJ 1 MFilie tt Bm m 111 ttm m T liiUE oJ Ul HI Ill I ttmttZ IUJ lilit na m ru tt na B mm m m Te agtl m 2 Hold thecast on combwith the facehaving theprotrusions facing youand the comb on top Put the cast on comb between the knitter and the ribber fromunderneath and insert the comb betwwen theplain and purlneedlesin such a way that the top of the com...

Page 24: ... JE MU1 Jc I W71 Jcil i tA Hif ll 1 l llr 1iL 3 Hook the loose end ofthe yarnaround the yarn clip to keep it out of the way and to tense the first stitch 5 22 J i t mlffi Hang on the weights W Ji 1 4JiT B JI Ill i tl E I Jt Ii Ill1 L a ii MU LlWI I il r Hangthe weights as per Standard weights chart on page 14 on the cast on comb to keep balance ...

Page 25: ...ight Only the plain needles knit 3 JE tJJiU IT J1 l k l fiJi fj il f t Jl I IXjjjj LC Move the connected carriage from righl to left The purl needles knit 4 IE C If l 8 JIJ Js J i Ii J1l Hi c I i VLiJ ltII r 1ffii t c l tQC _ tJ o Move the connectedcarriage from left to right The plain needles knit The perfect selvedge has beencompleted tt lXlRIBKNITTING 7 L fjji iitJJ itlll IIJ i fi J l V1 s Afte...

Page 26: ...W B fflfi f f ilx IJHY W1H1i IJJ1 ll i1i When removing the swatch from the machine take out the yarn from the yarn feeder and cut the yarn And then operate the connected carriage ii NOTE i 11 ill111 WiJiiHt J l i JiHcti QIt fro I I 17ii Wi tthPtttllmtt Wi ttm mm H l JJilfrH 14lE v ili Ht H J Jc llll HU l Ult4HJ YII Jll li J lie flVt i rH 1E c H r When you knit selvedgc both end needles must be pla...

Page 27: ...knit stitch and purl stitch over purl stitch In the following example very thick yarn is used x lt tt tR 2X2 it CASTING ON FOR 2X2 RIB 1 t 4 JIJ Needlearrangement I lEi HIL fliiiil l tP3 Set the Racking Indicatorto PJ 2 1 1 Rl2 2JiHI ii 4P I llIJ r ft E I1 ttHi B L 1 l 11fJijJc l 9 ll ln l r HLW tt it il j j lh1I Jli Jicl l Htt By using2 2 needle pusher arrange the plain needles and purl needles i...

Page 28: ...s shown in theFig 2 ffl fl Jl m 2 m rem tt it fJ J t ilL C r lII J Hr fl H 5 BH ff JJ il thli B i t Move the connected carriage a few times over all arranged needles to set them in a line Then place the carriage at right end of the bed ff First row knitting A w reu tmm M m k c l 14tU i ill Htt t l Thread the yarn into the yarn feeder Move theconnected carriage from right to left The yarn willhang ...

Page 29: ...ttrttl i 2 i L H 1WJH JEHlilutE J J I Hold the cast on comb with the face having the protrusions facing you and the comb on top Put the cast on comb between the knitter and the ribber from underneath and insert the comb between the yarn hanging on the needles And pass the wire Hook the loose end of the yarn around the yarn clip 5 JiJ i lt Hang on the weights 27 WY l 4_li f f11 i tft mT l N Jl f ff...

Page 30: ...fJUITT C Moye the connected carriage from left to right The plain needles knit 7 i il lHlf91HJ H Needle arrangement to change from selvedge ofthe 2X2 rib knitting 1 re V i Jt m ti liij P30 Set the Racking indicator to P3 2 i i 111 ii It II H E 1 J ctIJL t Ul HHII I J IJ E1 1d txllll il1ldffii II Ht L JH 1 1 HfJLfJl ti ill ril frJ Vi CV ti Et fi JAlli 11 I nlm1JtL ff TI 930i By using the Double eye...

Page 31: ...I 0 I CJ CJ I I I I I I tt H 2X2 RIB KNITTING 8 L frn00 3 i T i J l l I 29 After knitting the selvedge set the carriages as shown in theFig 2 J ffiitt tP o Then continue knitting ...

Page 32: ...i Jl l tt jiijtq 2X1 tt CAST I NG ON FOR 2X 1 RIB 1 JifYU tJ f Needle arrangement 1 JEt riltllliJ mi lJ_a H3 It ull JffriFill 1 11 j B ffi li Jc Set the Racking indicator to H3 and arrange the needles as shown in the Fig 2 1ev 1 Ji m i 2 VliJ r tt2 11 re1r 1a l J _f t2 mrn II 11 l IJ Wrt lltf in rnt1 W c Set the Racking indicator to H2 and raise the left end purl needle to B position ofKR bed ...

Page 33: ...o Sevlvedge are the same as original method 4 i tty J tt Needle arrangement to change from selvedge of the 2XI rib knitting L i jJat fIii JI 01 IA r i iMI H3 After sevlvedge set the Racking indicator to H3 2 1i 1J X iu It l ll II Jl kJ i j J I J I Lt H flJt l ll I tf1J c J iH H ll Ull ll I fiH JLtJW r l 0 J1 lril Iii l IJ ll HIiltttic iJ JA 1f t Transfer the leftend purl stitch to the KH needle an...

Page 34: ...Io 0 CJ I I I I I I l tt PLAIN I 0 11 1 32 5 Xl l tt H 2X1 2XIRIBKNITTING 1 icli lMIii u oo Ji t l i tmck After knitting the selvedgc set the carriages as shown in the Fig Then continue knitting ...

Page 35: ...very other needles arc used butinfull needle rib all needles are used Thick yarn is suitablefor this knitting Refer topage 16 andset the Knitting bar l J 11 1 f I t5 ml CASTlNG ON FOR FULL NEEDLE RIB 11 f1Jt Ht Needle arrangement I lq411 t 1 J l tj H3 9Dt J jfj tt 111 Ii IiifiJBtlLl HHn l lr iIi fD rt 1 t l rJ fYffi fi i jJJ f l _ ttJl l J 0 Setthe Racking Indicator to H3 Arrange the plainand purl...

Page 36: ...g on the cast on comb i J 1p f z t H h f f i t1 lfD o 1 V kHr1lli l1HHl J ffiM 00 ll i This is the same as 1X I rib Pull out the wire fro the cast on comb Choose long or short one depending on the knitting width 2 v ti 1 j Y Y 11 tlJ iilITT illf hY 4 nJ1fE miJL ll i1ll L f E tt M lm Pttmz E A t UHI Ul J z 1 eJ Jtll tl Ill Er f tJ1ricJlJ c t Hold the cast on comb with the face having the protursion...

Page 37: ... 11PJi aiii JtJ Vl l Set the carriages as shown in the Fig 2 if co Jllc Ul Hll51 ch 1 111 ilJ i iR i fJL J FU HJ rfu 8 3 IEE Jllc Lfl L kh iJfirJJc c _ vtX ntY t J t 1irJ 4 JI L JU f J lfl I h h11HIJ i 1 X i fflfJ it fJ lrii l Move the connected carriage from left to right Only the plain needles knit Move the connected carriage from right to left The purl needles knit Move the connected carriage f...

Page 38: ...0 I l I I I PLAIN t tt 36 l IJ F Jio FULL NEEDLE RIB KNITTING 7 L i SlHfl j J4ll lffiiFWJll tlljl_ After knitting the selvedge set the carriages as shown in the Fig 2 X 1 fHt tl Hl L Then continuc knitting ...

Page 39: ...itch over purl stitch The following example is knitted with thick yarn You can knit3X3 rib or4X4rib or so in the same way 1 7 J 5 X 5 Htatt CASTING ONFORSXSRIB tt ffl M 1 0 tv ffli 33 35 ln This is the same as for full needle rib so follow the step 1 6 of full needle rib 2 5 X 5 ttll t q SXSRIB KNTTTING 37 1 B ffB m OOM m fi n ntt1 m ttR nA ffI iiJ After knitting the selvedge by using the Double e...

Page 40: ...l jliif il J i 1tnJ Set the carriages as shown in the Fig 3 fiJC Htr m Then continue knitting m ff fflaWT 1JJati1 m 2 o 11 1B t ffL41ffitt AAiil Y 4P J Y J 1 i After knitting round 20rwos use clawtype weight hangers Rehang them onto the upper side ofthe knitting swatch ...

Page 41: ...e oftube depends on the number of needles Before you start to knit the garment make the test piece to check the tension gauge Ifthere is slacken on the side plaease adjustby the tensio dial on the KR carriage The eexample is knitted wit Thick yarn CASTING ON FOR CIRCULAR KNITTING fylJW tt Needle sarrangement lei il L yi E H 3 ttw e tm L tt8Wttmmtt it j lj ilitt iJ tJJ Vl J tt Set the Racking indic...

Page 42: ...I I Hl t f4lil 11 1 elti ix A i HftU L Thread the Cast on thread provided in the acce1 sories into the yarn feeder 2 JI t Jf I IJ Jlll JA17jitf1Jlac c I ttr Jt1HH UMJ t1 rUJLum Move the connected carriage from right to left The cast on thread will hang on plain and purl needles 4 tt_J frt Hang on the cast on comb J i J11 ttt iitHitaHWtl11 J A Htin11Hll i r4 ti o IUi q IM l 1 1u Il Lill Ji Kelt iI ...

Page 43: ...er andthe ribber from undermeath and insert the comb between the yarn hanging on the needles And pass the wire Hook the loose end ofthe yarn aroundthe Yarn clip 5 ti_t m ii Hang on the weights II Iii J 114 lrJl 1 11 ij l i 11 if IUI r 1 cHlift l lJ 1 H ffiI Hang more weights than usual 6 Change the yarn 41 hUrH lif J X r c Ha ftlHJMHIJ l Hj J IAM L Z i aJi tT t Remove the cast on thread from the y...

Page 44: ...ID 0 0 Ul JIIO fr PART I 0 I 1 42 IM f ji Jiij CIRCULAR KNITTl IG 7 1 ft irujjli fiJiu l t 14 Set the carriages as shown in the Fig 2 f Jfi ffU o Then continue knitting ...

Page 45: ...de are connected at only one side This knitting is used for work of more than 1 l4stitches width In the following the garment is knitted with closed right side and open left side I 1 I 1 7 1 u F l 1 ii t l git CASTING ON FOR U STYLE KNITTING 1 ii J 1 f qI ti iHIWL iA tk 1 l fnl WtJRJfJti ttrilil n c TI 39 41 m p I 1 6 Wti 1 c It I LI JtJL _ l lt r 1 c lWI This is the same as for Circular knitting ...

Page 46: ...rm1t PART lg 0 I G r 44 2 IB frpf IIJi71iJllc Hi VLll_ JIH liitli21i Then reset the carriages as shown in the figure and knit 2 rows l 1 U i 1 2 r i JtlillU l lf iT Repeat the step 1 2 then you can make U styleknitting ...

Page 47: ...nitter side is plain stitch but ribber side is tuck stitch The example is knitted with thick yarn J mt tl tliH H it CASTING ONFORHALFFISHERMAN S RIB i I j l J oll l111H Wifli Kl 1 1 4uf l U1ttikbtl C ij Y l 8 23 1 6 This is the same as for 1X 1 rib So follow the step 1 6 of I X I rib l t l ttilii J HALF FISHERMAN S RIB KNITTING 2 1 M l ffl m l l llii lil ll ll iiuM 1 tJtJ m ffe a m11N Hang the Wir...

Page 48: ...need to use the Knitting bar How to use p 16 7 l i W iii R tt CASTING ONFOR FULL FISHERMAN S RIB 1 li1J If t J m tl itfUl J fitii m l 1 tJ flj 1 HilliJ tt m s 23 h Jtfilf 1 6 This is the same as for I X t rib So follow the step l 6 of l X1 rib i i W ti t FULL FISHERMA 1 S RIB KNITTING 21 re w ffi IE Jd1ll ii Hang the Wire loop type weight hanger and small weight on the edge of the knitting work to...

Page 49: ...ample is knitted with thick yarn You need to use the Knittingbar j J i tt 1 P ttiliii it CASTING ON FOR RACKEDHALF FlSHERMAl i S RIB I l i l j1 1 Yrt f l LftJrBJ tf ntJ i _ f tJ hti11 1dJ H O b w1s 231jU li l 6 This is the same as for l X l rib So follow the step 1 6 of l X l rib 2 illYf JI tX f JttfllµJ_ fi QJ rttim1 Ai Mitri J f ll3 Aftcr knitting the selvedge swing the ribber half pitch to righ...

Page 50: ...eedles knit and purl needles have two loops each on their hooks 3 JEW Lffi r ll i 1 3 H2 JllHliHl Zfi Set theRacking indicator to H2 And knit two rows retJ j JtHr y hJ _ 30 trfl tRZrr Set the Racking indicator to H3 And knit two rwos 5 11 i UtJll3 4 H1lim 82ofr 8 il Hlt li T Ll G4l 20ifl i Je C ffl IItHUU IJ fl JJ i Repeat the setp 3 4 After kn itting around 20 rows use clawtype weight hangers Reh...

Page 51: ...ge the plain and purlneedles in R position ofeach bed ote Buth end needles must beplainneedles 2 Jl c w Jill c ii viii rJ t Ht1u111 1 tw 1 rFr fiiltH i1HTihlH c fdf 33 35 J J 112 6 The other steps arc the same as for full needle rib so follow the step 2 6 offullneedle rib 3 ilJitt1t1 f Il i 49 RACKED PATTERN KNITTING M Hhi ftJIJ X flhlt t l fl _ A r l t Jft ffl otH f1HRMlflc L HH I Hl lif i li1J t...

Page 52: ... fl521Jrn 1 11 Setthe Racking indicator to HI Move the connected carriage from left to right See the Note on p 52 6 it i J i tH1 j fH2o II L 1 _Lri 1 IJL le IA J1J k Set Lhc Racking indicator to H2 Move the connected carriage from right IO left 7 iiiHG Hl1 tllYJ hiL t ft fH TT i Jt1ff 1 50 1 J H6 JJ Ii Ji tri ctt 1 1YJfJL l Atitftt1Jtr ll ii f lj IL gttlr J j i l t JL Y t i ffJ i It 9 ii o f RiJ 1...

Page 53: ...dicates HO and then movethe connected carriage from right to left 10 l J ii 5 9 ilittg iY V ill ITT r tin t itt H U T1 Ltu c1 n o cffi ff j l H W ill I Jt Ljfut tJJ iJJ ii illJ 1 n il l o li Ri i20ffB i fl l f f fiitjt5 201J IE 11 t flJ fJiHir iJ W18 ttil Repeat the step 5 9 Pay attention to the purl needle at the edge of the knitting Seethe Note onnextpage ote Don t turnthe racking griphandlewhen...

Page 54: ... kfl l m tt mfl l tt re fl l mfl l ttk Je fl l tt1L R tt ill I l U ii V tt II fl JA f l i k When the purl needle at B position juts out from the working needles of KH transfer the stitch of it to the end plain needle and return the empty purl needle to Aposition of KRbed 1 r r r r r r r roi iJllll Jmi i li fl lJ tl I re mmn 1 Ul EBfi i r 52 At theother side arrangethe purl needle accrding to the p...

Page 55: ...ASTl iG ON FOR RACKED PATTERN II I rnJ lj qH Needle arrangement 1tlltt711 J W Jf1JH3 t H r t 11i1Bf r h 1 rn 1 1 flli tH r in C ifiL iu rl 1IlU HlltWrl Set the Racking indicator to l l3 Arrange the plain and purl needles in B position ofeach bed otc Both end needles must be plain needles 2 Jt L t 1 J 1 1v4 r Lr tih t t it r1r J f 1 ll tV4 f l tJiill ti tl II c 0 j tr 33 35 y i g 1W2 6 The other st...

Page 56: ...I I 1 After knitting the selvedge using the Double eyelet transferncedk transfer the part A stitches to opposite plain needles and return the empty needles toA position ofKR bed 54 IA 4 uil JJ li i iJlo11 VLJ I 1Uul i2lJo Set the carriages asshown in the figure And knittwo rows 5 fei J i tJL1 i Ji JiljjiH5 Jl iJ 2fr Set the Racking indicaor to 15 and knit two rows ...

Page 57: ...the Racking indicator to HJ and knit two rows 7 r unm s 6 Repeat the step 5 6 lia J rJ201f J i fll U T 1 1 Jcintm2otJm1 0 te e 1rJ iJl rtt 1 t W li lJ i li After knitting around 20 rows Use clawtype weight hangers Rehang them onto the upper side ofthe knitting sewatch ...

Page 58: ...he Knitting bar cA B Jgtt CASTING ON FOR HERRINGBONE PATTERN 1 tf Jtl Rtt Needle arrangement fE U h 1B 6i iJ il iil I3o MtliJi 1 ti 1HI t BFt 11 UJYILU l HJll iX l lt Set the Racking indicator to H3 Arrangetheplain and purl needles in B position ofeach bed as shown in the Fig 2 ft j t 1 Setting of carriage 111 I lii i I liL Set the carriages as shown in the Fig 56 ...

Page 59: ...r J11 1T1 1i Hang the cast on comb in the same way as for I X 1 rih And hang the weights as per Standard weights Chart on page 14 on the cast on comb to keep balance lQJL1 Perfectselvedge L im I l9iJJi ilia 11 k Set the carriages as shown in the Fig 2 j CJt l JtL kN J ffH IJ 3 Jl C IS J l I_N 1i llr1Jfc 4 Jl CJt l f1 L I_JAkJ1ll 1Jt Move the connected carriage fromleft to right Move the connected ...

Page 60: ... at right side to the end purl needle 7 YII1 1 l r F vH o f L L Set thecarriages as shown in the Fig 58 8 lf t lt l lI JIIL ll U ffif1J i o J1AJr1 J f H3 Move the connected carriage from right to left Racking indicator HJ 9 kit l1CTIJ li YH4 Jj fe tt I 1 t JtJL J UdifilHi Set the Racking indicator to H4 and move the connected carriage from left to right ...

Page 61: ... fil U b 9 l0H7ffi1H R 12ffo Repeat the step 9 10 until you knit twelverows 12 let Ii I R J L t_ U ltHrJ ttt Lrn ii 1111 Move the connected carriage from right to left Racking indicator H4 13Jt reAJ J u 1 fH3 JHt t Mc UJ JIJL t_ AlefJ l J fr Setthe Racking indicatorto H3 And move the connected carriage from left to right ...

Page 62: ... I_i l_kiJttf1Jft Set the Racking indicator to H4 And move the connected carriage fromright to left 5 W Jllv l3 14ff lUtl2IThll o Repeat the step 13 14 until youknit twelve rows 16 lf 1 J ii s 1s l miB 15 ll Jitli J J L t 2DhJ5 i ffl T UJ1IHifJ 201r ffJ i fi ffi tt ftt l J t J I if Repeat the step 8 15 The patternknitted from the step8 15is one cycle After knitting around 20rows use calwytpe weigh...

Page 63: ...n KR alone usually 3 4 rows Then continue knittingon both beds By repeating this you will have Pin tuckpattern Use thick yarn for this pattern fi rm ttJtHJ Hl 1 o Youneed to use the Knitting bar A Ci ll1i Ht it CASTING ON FOR PIN TUCK PATTERN Jl Ljl1 4 f Uf illii til fHl11lo 1t71i Jf ci Y Yf fn ll1h 1lo c j fi m 33 35 VUV J tl 6 This is the same as for full needle rib Follow the stcpl 6 of full ne...

Page 64: ...62 4 J ttJHTI HHf i ii llf 1101f C f l11 tMhlll ll J Push the Cam button release lever then knit O rows Both plain and purl needles knit 5 ll5tiH li3 4 Repeat the step3 4 ...

Page 65: ...attern You need touse the Knitting bar 63 1J i ltlllttt Ul tt CASTING ON FOR BIB SKIP PATTERN 1 JVY f HlUQHlU ftlHo i r dJCJKt t t lU1 fi i b CI L j133 35 UJ l 6 This is the same as for full needle rib Follow the step 1 6 or full needle rib 2 1 111 mrfr i w 1 nnJ ru ro llii 2n Set the carriages as shown in the Fig Then knit two rows 3 reµMAJf u 0re m J11fu J i tciz Insert the card and lock on row ...

Page 66: ...bl 0 1 QI 64 4 JE l itll iJIJ i KC ffi l Setthe Change knobto KC position 5 JeB JUcfl JBL h tt ti L l Movethe connected carriage to the left 6 fiDB JrijT 1 fm lt Cf ART tl HL Push both Part buttons at the same time 7 E kflli i JHlrn Y f T C tl 1ITjlfi JH1f1 HJL Set the Card lock lever to the y mark Then begin knitting ...

Page 67: ...ith thick yarn You need to use the Knitting bar 111 1JjJI J y t ff1 HHd J fd iHF fiAfiiHlHr o Insert the Knitting bar from the end ofthe KH needle bed as shown in the Fig A Ii E ilEH CASTING ON FOR RIB TUCK PATTERN 1 13 1j rY f ltJt t1 itffl 1 e1J tNttJ rY r millfr Jjlr j C0 li 33 35NJJi ll l 6l This is the same as for full needle rib Follow the step 1 6 of full needle rib IE E l iR RIB TUCK PATTE...

Page 68: ...Afr r s Ji U E l ciclit Insertthe card and lock on row l Rotate the card to Set ltne Then setthe card lock leverto the mark 4 etY i fJLim KC i L Set the Change knob to KC position 5 J1 L Jl_l r1 J111 Jslit ii Move the connected carriage to the right 6 f iJi Jl iTj lji JtiV I TUCK Ill Push both Tuck buttons at the same time ...

Page 69: ...t the edge of IUeT the knitting work l 67 7 Eidilii IJlfillo i f 1 T ic Set the Card lock lever to the f mark 8 J fftfrlffi t L Thenbegin knitting n ftifRt1 12 hJ i t Ffl tf lJ i isfill2Dfr Ile C ill iltl li lrti tlfi 1 H Wft I l 1 1150 Note After knitting around 20 rows use claw type weight hangers Rehang them onto the upper side ofthe k nitting swat h ...

Page 70: ...p stitch pattern izu111IYi ft it e li JUt L J r ft Punch the Blank Card and write asterisks as shown in the Fig 68 11 1 UftIfJ D 11lRiliHf Jit Ht _ i iJi UffitUiWL You can knit this patter using D Slider The example is knitted with thick yarn ...

Page 71: ...I ltl LH Li iti tll 10 l lt II irit M krftifl k 5ill_1b tt tJLtlfl Set the Racking Lndicator to H3 Arrange the plain andpurl needles in B position of each bed Note Both end needles must be purl needles iltfl Setting ofcarrige CII l ilm r il It i _Vl liiiliUd lil UriiJn i _ io Ji L R hJ Ht1 1 IJHiJ i Set the carriages as shown in the Fig Move the connectedcarriage a few times over all arranged need...

Page 72: ... knitting Drop stitch pattern hang the cast on comb correctly as shown in the Fig a Ifthe cast on comb is not hanged correctly Fig b the cast on combwill be dropped offwhen using the D Slider 5 Ji fF D fti D Slider 1 fi ff lf J tt OOB W Make sure that the arranged needles are inB position ofeach bed 2 1l D ffJixfi ffiiKJill 1 JJ11 ut H f JtJ H Z Place D Slider outside of the working needle on your...

Page 73: ... s DiiHi L cifPr D mt flt HcM i L 1J fiJ I 11 1 Lift up D Sliderto remove it Operate D Slider onlyfrom left to right 6 lil 1 1 1 Hangontheweights t T ii J1 Jul ffi Hang more weights than m ual 7 l 1 1iHJl DROP STITCH PATTERN KNITTING KWA M n 0 µm Mfifllt i deli Insert card and lock on row I Rotate card to Set Line Then set the Card Lock Lever I to the mark 0 0 71 ...

Page 74: ...lli H ill j UJiJ 11 iI i ti l chm E J Move the connected carriage from left to right Needles of KR knit and needles ofKH arc only selected l O re 1u1 JJH VU i icl L 1 1 Set the Card Lock Lever to the T mark JI cHt I lrH 1 I M f l1HrJK c oo lilMlf ttlilMlf M Move the connected carriage from right to left Needles ofKH and KR knit ...

Page 75: ...unchC f ll1I _ I the astens l ows unt1 Knit severa r 1 e _ t the set m comes o 51 J J fJiiIT1 I c ilWllHI l L mJil Fuc i it D 111 L mestothe fl il Jflll ff I i k ofthePunch C d fo e Whenthe aster D Slider as you set line operate 1l Ji l2 13 T 2 3 Repeat the skp ...

Page 76: ...ed after operating D Slidcr operate it again e f l J i i lt liH Hl 01 1L Jc 111 1 VJ ill J 1 1 Iii H ii 80 ifJHL 2 u IBoou 1u 1 J iJ f J C When you make own punch card for Drop stitch pattern Do not punch the row before theone in which you want to drop stitches Write asterisk seven rows above the one in which you want to drop stitches ...

Page 77: ...knits thenext row Jmj lj f 1 11 tJ Increasing morethan two stitches on oneside ofknitting width L leVl3 O d 1bn It 11 1 ir H1 2 Jt tE Hl U Jil U fi J i iii im J Jdtl i It j 1 Mti t UJ rf J ii_B 1 I Place the carriages opposite to the side you want to increase Bring into action on the side opposite to the carriage as many needles as thenumber ofstitches to be increased 3 fLM L k 4 l i J HU 1 11 l r...

Page 78: ... 1 and 2 lstitch is increased e hoi ll1 iUll lJ 76 Increasingmorethantwo stitches onone side ofknitting width I IEl l UJ r i I antI l i ITT x J fffl 2 le L VL UUi J lfr 1 i h11tx Ill Kil lr 10 in i il L fJ ff m F BH A _J o Place the carriage opposite to the side you want to increase Bring into action on theside opposite to the carriage as many needles as the number ofstitches to be increased 3 W i...

Page 79: ...t theside where the carriage is placed to avoid the stitches become too tight Transfer the stitches ofKR side that you wnt tu dexreasse to the KH needle Push back the empty needles toAposition 3 Je l tt Ill l_t f1JJ HI rnn L NJE iiH f f 1 flll HIJ ffi 11Jf1 J LL r Uii E ll l f l i1 Hill ffitt JM u m tlW EiOO n ttw m fflttm u t n Je ti 1 1J LlAf 1 1i J fi Jitii Hso11 1 IJ i M le l J ls 1 i11 1 1 1J...

Page 80: ...tcheson one side l Je11 jlj1 w c k 1 Jl IJL illfl I l lJ niJ EVLr tL tl ttt illln fUA1 r Er Lo Transfer the number ofnceedles to be decreased onto the KH Push back theempty needles toA position 2 g 1 JI1l Jii 9 fl J Hit Ji lel L Jc l I IH1J li HHr Jc llll L jlj l J li1 J 11j1 iJ l lll1 H1J11t11liJ Jil __tt I Je nn1 H fl Jm11tt u a mntt fl JB reutt H ffffl re ttm u 1 llll Je Hl HiJAi l U _ 78 Ii ll...

Page 81: ...ening pockets etc Thereare twocases onc isdecreasing of knittingpart anotherone is increasing of knittingpart The exampleispartialknittingof IX Irib howeyer 2X2rib fullneedle rib 5X5rib Halffisherman s rib Full fisherman s rib and Rib tuck pattern are the same manner as IXIrib iz c HIJi E 1c illI Ur BJ rt i 1J f wi L UN D 1 11 1 1 Je IHI m u L i ntiE ttrL 1 i fJx J im 1l o It is the example when y...

Page 82: ...ion knit and the yarn is across on the needles in E position 4 JJ i 1 WlilJY tiJIJi il J JEi li t E l tl 1 l EtlE r 9 IJ JJi I fl HiZ F To avoid a hole in the knittin put yarn behind the inncrm ost needle on KR or KH which is in E position 5 ll E K 1 f L lcJl il UflJ Move the connected carriage fromleft to right 6 nrnoH IJ J mv 110 _ r il 2 5 80 li J ai i iJ u JI 1 d I H deJ Ll l IJ J 1 M N Jl PRf...

Page 83: ...crease in left side You can increase the stitches only at the side opposide to the carriage 1 nlt Wi fiJ lll l i1 L ls Set the bothcarriages as shown in the Fig 2 reUll 1 tll t I en at Jn11am8 J II ffi Effi w_le Bring the nonknitting needles ofKH and KR beds to E position 3 lEt Jt 1 i1 JlllllcJl 1 iJ f1J c 81 C itBfllDj ti D J ti II i ii lliJ ll t lli1Ei c Ii li J HI Move the connected carriage fr...

Page 84: ...l J For 1XI rib 2X2 rib and full needle rib bring back the required needles you want to knit to D position of each bed from E position uva qv a ff J IE Ht Jal flJfiii w 1 ffi I Di i L Jt Jjj Ile 6 ya Jt t t flJDH ill nm IBl ltt reWi till PlBF Ii 1 For Half fo herman s rib Full fisherman s rib Pin tuck pattern and Rib tuck pattern bring back the required needles you vant to knit to D position and u...

Page 85: ... iJI Jci i It H J lllf I f tu e LtJl I tin 11o 1 It is the example when you decrease in left side You can decrease the stitches only at the side opposite to the carriage Set the carriages as shown in the Fig 2 IE l lt tJlft Fie ifl T 5 Jrl falfJirMI JL Ui JXc f il E11J li L 3 Jc IVLl1I il J0 Nl i l 111 UHIL UIJ 0 J i Eii JI r Bring the nonknitting needles ofKR bed to E position Bring the knitting ...

Page 86: ...rn behind the innermost needle on KR or KH which is in E position 5 Ej j tmiclmilloffi I Iii cY i iJl Uel ie t VlH I J hu li qfl JII m Ei il I 0 84 Set the Racking indicator on next number Bring the knitting needles ofKH bed to E position 6 IEi 21t l fl J l l_ A5 ltJ Ll Move the connected carriage from leftto right Repeat step 2 6 according to the shape ofgarment ...

Page 87: ...WIIBrJi f wU A Set the carriages as shown in the Fig 2 J L lII bkQ J1t Jo Ii J fllt I fE Ill Ut0 L l m e Ef li 1 JHl ll it Ltltt ffHfi J11ll ii ffjit I 111 i ifJxHW J IRliE fl Lr Bring the knitting needles of KH bed to E position and the nonknitting needles of KR bed to E position 3 Je BJU LL l t 1n 1 EiiL s ffj ctl Lr tl fUL1 i1 1i tf J v j t LilHI iJ 1M ILt UJi 1 Nrr J t UJL JiH o Move the conne...

Page 88: ...ing put yarn behind the innerm ost needleon KRor KH which is in E position 5 1Etlr 1Llli l i iJJl f f i t lJ Jltlr fil JE t lIt1 1 J Iii fl lt l j i E l li J Setthe racking indicator onnext number Bring the knitting needlesofKH bedto E position 6 1E E l UIJ1113 YJi lta Movethe connected carriage from left to right 86 ...

Page 89: ... JlltHt m rnu1 r Bring back the required purl needles you want to knit to D position andusing the transfer tool p ace the stitch behind the latch into the hook Then return these needles to B position Bring the knitting needles ofKH bed to E position 11 iJ It I ln Jl 1 A fftJ IJ Ii Move the connected carriage from right to left J 1 jfil 92 mw t1 ill fl i r j 1l f l Vl y Ht L l t tll E iL fl i iJ J ...

Page 90: ...ofKH bed to E position 11 Eccit crt IJL J_JA t jjj J 1J1 12 13 Move the connected carriage from left to right re m111m PUILmttfflFlB K ti jj fHH IE ii Irz0 A tic tlilh O H I titelis JJ_ ftl ill ll tr if IE UJL il Jt tJ c 1n i A MI m pEj f i i Jc Bring back the requiredpurl needles you want to knit to D position and using the transfer tool place the stitch behind thelatch into the hook Then return ...

Page 91: ...asterisk ofthe Punch Card is on the set line I Operate D Slider to drop the stitches on K 1 bed 2 Je l JL 1 li J Cf f Du Iii Ur ti J 1 i Af I L Jc 1 ti llH t r 2 IJU i rYHH 1 1 Nf 11 r t C 11JPMl11 Jl lA Jct JU HH J 2 Bring the nonknitting needles ofKH bed toA position Bring the nonknitting needles ofKR bed toE position End needles must be purl needle n mu n w fflTJe S m llt t l lfr N M JI Jt t fi...

Page 92: ...f JT ii t i f JH ll aSEfr l Ll c wqtiniJ6 1mM v tJLtJ n 1 When the asterisk ofthe Punch Card is on the set line 1 Operate D Slider to drop the stitches on KR bed 2 Bring thenonknitting needles ofKH bed toA position When theasterisk of the Punch Card isnot on the set line Drop all the stitches on the nonknitting needles by hand and return them toAposition 2 Bring the nonknittingneedles of KR bed to...

Page 93: ...Ll When the asterisk ofthe Punch Card is on the set line Operate D s idcr and movethe connected carriage from left to right When the asterisk ofthe Punch Card is not on set 1ine Move the connected carriage from left to right 6 1HHH In ti 11 1U0 l l 2 s 90 1 Jtf i J t ff t 1 W f fl r t i tl Jt 3 fJLt t __t f J ifr HU ll ffi I le lc VL 5l rill1ii1 Ji1JA 1 I r ti fl le IttVLf 1xIlic 8ff llll7 illc HJ...

Page 94: ...1 93 1 Je lJ ll lll JH lllllHUxJl tr JHI _L Take a stitch on the ribber onto the transferneedle 2 J c J1ilfoUJUlll 1 1 u ii Hill IHI 1 1 ii LL Carefully slide itdown to the opposite end 3 1Etit liil mill t IL4l fJ HI Atti ttJ II _ Slideit into the hook ofthe emptyneedle on the main bed ...

Page 95: ...mtl Y Eiill t ml l Di Lll L Bringback the required plain needles you want to knit to B position fromA position arrange theneedle according to the pattern stitches you knit andtherequiredpurl needles to D position from E position 7 i lti fl J i t j t JJJl tE i i Jll J 111 l l itDli l Ji itreE1fJ B J L j _ M 1c mflj1i 8 i lti B J i t fl E i l Jll tl J 111 I iJ 1 _L Jj I M1 iJi J IJh Whenthe asterisk...

Page 96: ...ii l t re ttttna oo tt n re ITT Jtt il fjAfLW I H ttN lffitlll ltt 1tt ii 2 r wWJ 1111 w Bring forwward to E position all the needles fur the parts 1 and 2 on the oppositeside of the carriages Hange the cast on thread on the hooks of the needles in E position andbring them back to Aposition one by one At this time make sure that the cast on thread is be tween hook and latch of theneedle to avoid d...

Page 97: ...ch o l t fl I needle n the main bed ontothc transfer 2 J c Jjfjft l ll iJ 1 w f al J imltl llHffJ e it down to th Carefully slid c oppositeend 3 JEi ldllliF ill Slide t fLt HITTtl ttf H 1 mto the h k T o th 00 ot the e ribber empty needle on ...

Page 98: ...fr IA liL I l l T iuii 11il C JLC Ul J H1 ll ll Yf 1rl Set the carriages for circular knitting and the tension dial 1 full number larger Knit8 lO rounds in waste yarn and remove from nachine I round trip of carriage equals I row 2 re m o m 1wa IIJ fi 1 H MIL Fold the waste knitting to the outside and you can then easily pick up the stitches and finish them in rib by han l 97 ...

Page 99: ...Hili 2 2 li ij ltl LlJEilll t 1 AIJ Ql l HtJH l 11 JE C iiIlit n Bi i t 1 When part 3 is completed transfer the stitches for part I and 2from needles in Aposition to t he hooks of the needles by pulling the cast on thread and place them in B position Leaving the needle for part 4 in the B position Hind off the center neck line stitches for part 2 Zta t 3 Jm f 1iai5rn t 4 Knitpart 4 asyou do part 3...

Page 100: ...L Removethe waste knitting andthe edgeis completed ZuM111ttl ti cxx tJt liim How to finish 2X2 rib with a tapestry needle J fc i Hdl Ux itJEtt tAJ lfci rxl1 1 Thread atapestry needle with the yarn and insert it into the last stitch 2 l H 1 i L Ndifi1aJ tii dl oJ Ac tffn Jl0J fl llll I ii IAHi lfn Am2 llil1 99 Pull theneedlethrough Insert the tapestryneedleinto the same stitch on front row from the...

Page 101: ...le into the same stitch and the first stitch on the back row 98 3 Je i11dlti cl LiiJh I JAttiuull ltl A Ji l 11 1 c 1 Iii rl1i i AJl 2 l I Pull the tapestry needle through On the front row insert the needle into the first stitch from the front and into the scncond stitch from behind 4 Jt iiH lt i i L l iJ r Jell 9 liiili l Aeij fr1 11f lfiill l Jfc l1tr11i1 l AJi 2 ii IJI Pull the tapestry needle ...

Page 102: ... tothe side fromwhere the row commcnced thcn return the Change knob tothe position v ihichhas set beforejamming 3 1 M2 r l lll ll ilti Llll rffu i 11 JIHJe v W Inti I h n E t l lln UI lcJ ili I 2 l1U c l 1 1 IJL Jc 3 l a BfflT M MU 4 Hift HL Remove the front fool from the front rail of KR Needle be l And place the KR carriage at the same side ofKH carriage Connect both carriages Workthe correction...

Page 103: ... the needle through Insert the tapestry needle into the 2nd stitch on the front row from the front and into the 3rd stitch from behind 5 if M i iiliidtfl ii ridlll J j ii Ir J 11 JI H I M hj f ill I _ tt t Jd1 r Jst fet il dt A 11 1 1 Nil By repeating the above operation finish the stitches until the left end and for the last stitch insert the ta pestry needlefollowing the direction of the arrows ...

Page 104: ...e and convert it to the sinker plate assembly of knitting machine D The knitter can be used as a single bed 1 IAffM li Jil Util 2 M ltt 111rri 1 mnH1tr l f i t l rmrn i J JJ 11 I Push the plastic bar from either side 2 Draw out by hand from the other side of the ribber until the needle you wish to change is free 2 Ji ttffllUE rl l I WTti tJ ttl Jn h i n1r1A l HIill JI 11 e 1 11 BL Jil HJ 103 Bring...

Page 105: ... lji J Jill isll lll l t lf 2 First take offthe weights and prevent dropping of multiple rows m TJeft ttw ttBl With both hands push down the levers ofthe bracket theribber will come down one step 3 il ltz f Ym ln caseonestitch is dropped 102 JIJ l ti ff H ll i lJt riJ t l 1 11 11 1 i lr a ll He t11I titFdl L nrr f i Jc Vith the single transfer tool or work hook pick up the stich and the unknitted ...

Page 106: ...h up 11th needle on each side Jeft and right to E position Lay contrast yarn in the hooks and push them back to B position Pull the ends of the contrasting colour yarn down between the KH and KR beds using a hook tool 5 Knit 15 rows more making a total ofJO rows Then knit 2 rows in contrasting colour 6 Knit at least 30 rows in main colour Remove weights and release the stitches from the machine J ...

Page 107: ...104 3 1 JfililtEl JII i rei ill tHr I Replace new needle with latch opened 4 JHhiiJ ll HE EH lf li A Push in the bar making sure that the flat face is down ...

Page 108: ...iii I 3 ti ll JL You can knit these patterns using the Blank Cards Punch the Blank Cards as shown in the Fig J1fi N 9 fX l ltH1H ID 1rt iTI 1f 63J l tiiWHf n ut tii lll7 re nm 0rr il I i When you knit Rib skip pattern refer to P 63 except Step7 ln Step7 set the Card lock lever to T 107 ...

Page 109: ... c Oiling the following parts Needle butts Rails ofthe needle bed d Wipe offstained oil e Keep your machine in a dry place ILM Krn 11 mu1 k U MOOttruuu tf Jf k HtFW1 5 M HHJ IIJ rt tf l P 11 tt2o Jotf 1 i i i p ill i o When you use the machine again after you leave it for a long time polish it we11 with soft oil cloth You had better knit full needle knitting 20 30 rows or so with old yarn to clean...

Page 110: ...Ill j C i iH J lil Uf C ft TIR65 67 Casting on is the same as for full needle rib Step1 6 After knitting lhe selvedge transfer the stitches to corresponded needles Return the empty needles to Aposition Continue knitting after setting the carriages as shown in the Fig 0 llllillllllllllllllllltlUll ll ffffffrrrfrrffffffrrrf rffffff 1 W1OO fJr i Hf1JU tl El JC ff Y mm11 1 1 1 Arrange the needles as s...

Page 111: ... empty needles to Aposition 2 Wrhlt 4 li 81t1tMHHUJHE i l LIM l1lFl JZ 2 Every 8th rows cross the stitches according to the Diagram L JiHl i J 1 j Y H WtJ ilftl l t llriJ J V l 6 a klili iH lE1HtllJl f frJILJr iit II I J e i flill1 1j IJAE1 e I 2 WufH6frJrf r Ql Y _ R fUC 1 tlitit 6Tj Jri U j A frllL C fllD 4 ij Jj 2 1 1 Casting on is the sameas for full needle rib step 1 6 After knitting the selv...

Page 112: ...UH IU1ll L f rfHri r f rrn I I A I Jtl i lijj IJ J Hx l J hu 0 I I it E itl ill ii j IJAFi I I Transfer the stitches marked with to the needles o andreturn the empty needles toAposition 1j Place the needle A to B position andknit six rows ti 11 t 1 A ftfr 1 H ci I jf te tl il H ilf1JAf Cfi I _ Transfer the stitches A to the needles L and return the empty needles toAposition Q it t t ilHLHt t J Jf ...

Page 113: ...sting on is the same as for 1 X 1 rib Step 1 6 After knitting selvedge Transfer the stitches to corresponded needles as shown in the Fig Return the empty needles toAposition 2 Knit six rows llllU lllll lUll l lrtrrrlrtrrrfrfrrrlrf It Al 1 ID ltf tl C I Tranferthestitches Aand B to the needles CC ili JiR6fr t Knit six rows i Ji l JJ o Repeat 110 ...

Page 114: ...rrrrrr rrrrif JE i rt Hie I iitttu 0 t t j JE di llli l l UAfli I L Jti Transfer the stitches marked with to the needles O and return the empty needles toAposition Place the needles A to B position and knit six rows llJll I_Uijt IJlijl fIf11 fffIfff rrfIf t A a A J lt Ql II 1nm l I JH iHilll0 Jl iJAf i I Transfer the stitches _ to the needles L and return the empty needles to Aposition 51 tJ e 1 f...

Page 115: ...9 tt ffi llft f ffil09 Il Rib tuckpattern P 109 lt 8 fi f f _ffll 10 ln Transferred stitch pattem P 110 I f _ 112 7 XJIIJ ll1l f Jll65 t Rib tu kpatt m P 65 1 5p4 Card no Sp tt ffi llftf m1099 Rib tuckpattern P 109 t 2p Card no 2p tt tU ID gffll n Transrerred stitch pattern P 111 r ...

Page 116: ...8 li eifii jg l 079l Drop stitch pattern P 107 tlt tf t E f J 63 n Ribskippattern P 63 k X 6p J Card no Op 113 il it tfiiif Ji107jf f Drop stitch pattern P J07 f liiit9 ffi 6l Jq Pin tuckpattern P 61 ff tf i f f 1 J 1 t iii t f I tt t Ut f t CE 107Jl i Rib skip pattern ...

Page 117: ...S Jil l l Jt li Jl JfllBi i IX db P 18 ii Jfl37i 5X5 rib P 37 J liqi I jff45 Halffisherman s rib P 45 ilt l WU l 2X2 l 25Ji 2X2 rib P 25 ll l l U q lll33lli Fullneedlnlb P 33 i llt fi t Jl ffi 46N Fill fisherman s rib P 46 ...

Page 118: ... 1 t ORIGINALPATTERNS ili Jt ltf f I 149 i Rackedpattern P 49 1 Hf tffitq MOBif f Cablepattern J P 108 ittt1 U 11 f 53g Rackedpattern IJ P 53 t H r HC 1083 l Cable pattern P 108 ...

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