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* Increasing Stitches
Knit
returning
a
desired
number
of
needles,
which
have
been
rested in the D position,
to the
position
where they can be operated.
There are two methods, as explained below, for bringing
the needles back to operation.
(a)
In Stockinet
and Knit-in
1. Bring the first latch
needle
on the side of the
carriage to the B position and other needles to the
D position.
Knit one row.
— 55 —
To prevent a hole from being formed in the fabric,
pass the yarn under the first resting
needle
and
then over other needles.
Knit one row.
This completes the first operation for partial knitting.
Push a desired number of the needles, which have
been rested in the D position, back to the C posi-
tion and knit the third row.
(When
the
needles
are
pushed
back
to the
C
position, be sure that they are correctly positioned
within the range marked by the sign ].)
5,
Repeat the procedures
(2) through
(4) for a de-
sired number of rows.
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