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(C) Partial knitting
As illustrated below, partial knitting is widely employed
to shape shoulders, lower edge of garments, side darts,
etc.
Decreasing
Increasing
Note: * For partial knitting, the Russel
lever must be
set to CENTER (Blue).
Be sure that the lever
is set correctly, because
if you knit with the
lever remaining
at RIGHT
(Red) the needles
rested in the D position will be knitted in.
Center(Biue)
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»* With weaving,
the end needle is brought out to the D
position.
For partial knitting, however,
it must
be
placed in the C position.
x» Cam lever and side levers must
be set correctly in
the positions specified for the types of pattern to be
knitted.
* Decreasing Stitches
In both stockinet and pattern knitting, set the cam lever
and side levers as required by the type of knitting and
the needles that are to be rested must be placed to the
D position.
Continue knitting, following the instructions
given below.
(1) Bring the needles on the opposite side of the car-
riage, which
are not used,
to the D position and
Operate the carriage to knit one row.
(The needles in the B position knit the yarn.
The
needles in the D position remain idle and the yarn
passes over them.)
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