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PRESENTERSFAHIMA HAROON
SAADMAN MOSTAFAAMAN ULLAH
SAIMUL HOQUE TANIM
MAHAMUDUL ALAM CHOWDHURYMD.SHAHRIAR ROUF OVIMUHAMMAD ALI AKBARMOHAMMAD ASIFUR RAHMANSAADMAN MOSTAFA
CONTENT
Basics of Knitting Category of Knit Wear Knitting Process
Warp Knitting VS Weft Knitting Circular Knitted Fabric VS Flat Bed Knitted Fabric Hand Driven Flat Bed Knitting machine VS Power Driven Flat Bed
Knitting Machine Tricot Warp Knitting VS Raschel Warp Knitting
CONTENT
Basics Classes of Weft Knitted Fabric Uses of Knitted Fabrics Design in Weft knit Specialized Weft Knit Fabric Other Types of Fabric Non-Woven Fabric Difference between Woven and Knitted Fabric
BASICS OF KNITTING
KNITIt means making (a garment or other item) by interlocking loops of yarn with knitting needles or on a machine.
LOOP & INTERLOPING
LOOPA structure, series or process, the end of which is connected to the beginning.Loop is the fundamental unit formed by the banding of yarn into a “Ω” shape.
INTERLOPINGTo loop together to form a knitted fabric.
STITCHES
The smallest fundamental unit in a knitted fabric. Stitches are produced by a knitted loop pulled
through a previously formed a loop.
a) PLAIN STICH:The basic knitting stitch
which is also known as knit stitch.
b) PURL STITCH:The stitch is actually reverse
of the plain.
DIFFERENT TYPES OF STITCHES
c) MISS STITCH: A miss is created when one or more knitting needles are deactivated and do not move into position to accept yarn
d) TUCK STITCH: is formed when a knitting needle holds its old loop and then receive new yarn, two loops will then collect in one needle hook.
DIFFERENT TYPES OF STITCHES
e) TRANSFER STITCH: A transfer is formed when loops transfer from one needle to another during the knitting cycle to form a hole or lace design.
WARP KNITWARP KNIT
TYPES OF BASIC KNITSTYPES OF BASIC KNITS
WEFT KNITWEFT KNIT
There are two main types of knit:
WEFT KNITS WARP KNITS
TYPES OF BASIC KNITSTYPES OF BASIC KNITSWEFT KNIT
The system of producing a fabric through the interlocking of loops in widthwise direction.
WARP KNITThe system of producing fabric through the interlocking of loops in lengthwise direction.
TYPES OF BASIC KNITSTYPES OF BASIC KNITSWARP KNITTING WEFT KNITTINGThe loops are produced to
the length of the fabricThe loops are produced to
the width of the fabric
At least one yarn is required for each needle to make each stitch in a
course
All stitches in a course are made by one yarn
Suitable to dry wash. Suitable to hand washLess popular More popular
CIRCULAR KNITTING VS FLAT BED KNITTING
CIRCULAR KNITTING FLAT BED KNITTINGMade with a machine that knits the fabric in a continuous circle.
Made with a machine that knits the fabric in sheets.
The weight of fabric is light The weight of fabric is heavier.The fabric is thin. The fabric is thick12 to 22 gauge machine is used
2 to 10 gauge machine is used
Example:T- Shirt, Socks, Gloves
Example:Sweater, Heavy Jacket
Two Types of machine are used,a) Small Dia: Socks, Glovesb) Big Dia: T-Shirt, Polo Shirt
Two Types of machine are used,a) Hand Drivenb) Power Driven
HAND DRIVEN FLAT BED KNITTING MACHINE
VS POWER DRIVEN FLAT BED KNITTING MACHINEHAND DRIVEN FLAT BED
KNITTING MACHINEPOWER DRIVEN FLAT BED
KNITTING MACHINE
Driven manually Driven by powerCan produce limited design Can produce unlimited
designLow volume production High volume production
Usually for Sweater
Usually for rib collar, jacquard knit etc.
TRICOT WARP KNITTING VSRASCHEL WARP KNITTING
TRICOT WARP KNITTING
RASCHEL WARP KNITTING
Bearded needle is used. Latch needle is used.Gauge is expressed in needles per inch.
Gauge is expressed in needles per 2 inch.
Fine filament yarn is used. Different types of needle is used.
Also called single knit Have all loops drawn to one side of the fabric (all
plain stitches). Most easily recognized by the face because the
smooth side is the face.
JERSEY KNIT FABRIC
Made with alternate wale of plain and purl stitch on both side of the fabric
RIB KNIT FABRIC RIB KNIT FABRIC
USES OF KNITTED FABRICS
WEFT KNITS• T-shirts• Jumpers• Cardigans• Sweatshirt fabrics
WARP KNITS• Net curtains• Swimwear• Terry towelling fabrics• Patterned tights• Lace fabrics
DESIGN BY CONSTRUCTION OF FABRIC
Based on controlling knitting needle. Example:Plain, purl, miss, tuck, transfer stitches
DESIGN BY CONSTRUCTION OF FABRIC
TYPES OF STITCH OUTPUT
MISS STITCH PIQUE FABRIC
TUCK STITCH LA-COSTE FABRIC
TRANSFER STITCH POINTELLE FABRIC
WHY HEAVY KNIT FABRIC IS CALLED FULLY FASHIONED KNIT ?
Heavy Knit fabric is called fully fashioned knit because
i. Fabricii. Sizeiii. Patterniv. Design of the fabric is made under one
machine.
OTHER TYPES OF FABRIC
• BONDED FABRIC Made from two fabrics Have been adhered together.
• FOAM LAMINATED FABRIC Consist of three layers adhered together a face middle
foam and a backing a fabric Also called sandwich laminates.
OTHER TYPES OF FABRIC
• NON-WOVEN FABRIC Textile materials made directly
from fibers Held together as a fabric by heat
fusion, entanglement or adhesive.
OTHER TYPES OF FABRIC
Non-woven fabric are two types:
Durable non-woven fabric.Non-durable/ disposable woven fabric.
OTHER TYPES OF FABRIC
Durable Non-Woven Fabric:Not confine in a single or limited number
of the application. Example:Shopping Bag
OTHER TYPES OF FABRIC
Non-durable/ Disposable Woven Fabric:
Has a single or limited number of the application.
Example:Disposable Mask.
OTHER TYPES OF FABRIC
FELT: A non-woven fabric is made
directly from fiber. Probably the oldest known
textile.
OTHER TYPES OF FABRIC
EMBROIDERY: An art on woven fabric and knit.
• LACE FABRIC: Consist of a decorative design
created with thread or yarn on a net-like open background.
KNIT VS WOVENKNIT NATURE: WOVEN
Single set of yarn either warps or weft interlock
together.
Construction Two sets of yarn interlace each other at right angle.
Less for plain fabric Fabric Density and Cover
More for plain fabric
Thicker and soft hand feel Thickness and Hand Less thicker and harsh hand feel
vary on design Production Cost More
More elastic for loop structure
Elasticity Less elastic for interlacement
More Fabric Application Less
Easily Shrinkage Not easySweater, Jacket End- Use Upholstery, Shirting