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09-Jan-23

FE – 405: Knitting - II

L-07. Single Jersey Derivatives

Single Jersey Derivatives

? Plain Derivative:

 A single jersey Fabric with all knit 02. 03.


01.
loop is called plain fabric. Cross Miss Birds Eye Weft Locknit

 When the fabric is composed of


knit, tuck and miss loop, it is 04. 05. 06.
called derivative. Mock Rib Pique Polo Pique

 Example of Single Jersey


derivatives are - 07. 08. 09.
Single Lacoste Double Lacoste Crepe Effect

10.
Twill Effect

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Single Jersey Derivatives

01. The Cross Miss:

 Cross miss is a knit-miss single jersey


structure with a two-course x two-wales
(2x2) repeat.

 This structure doesn’t have any regular


knit loop, rather held and miss loop
form the total fabric.

 Therefore, the face side appears to be


composed of double sized knit loop
and a vertical stripe effect can be
brought by using alternate colored yarn.

Single Jersey Derivatives

01. The Cross Miss:

Knitting Action:

Knit on all odd number needles and


Course - 01
miss on all even number needles.

knit on all even number needles and


Course – 02
Miss on all odd number needles.

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Single Jersey Derivatives

01. The Cross Miss:

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02. The Birds Eye or Double Cross Miss:

 This is a 4x2 knit miss single jersey


structure widely known as Birds Eye.

 It is an extension of Cross Miss structure


where each course of Cross Miss is
doubled.

 Unlike Cross Miss, this structure has a


regular knit loop on top of each held
loop.

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Single Jersey Derivatives

02. The Birds Eye or Double Cross Miss:

Knitting Action:

Knit on all odd number needles and


Course – 01,
miss on all even number needles in
02
the repeat.

Course – 03, Knit on all even number needles and


04 Miss on all odd number needles.

Single Jersey Derivatives

02. The Birds Eye or Double Cross Miss:

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03. The Weft Locknit:

 This is a 4x2 single jersey structure


which has two all knit courses and two
alternate knit miss courses.

 This is also an extension of Cross Miss


where an all-knit course is inserted after
each course of Cross Miss structure.

 Attractive fancy appearance can be


brought by altering the color or type of
yarn.

Single Jersey Derivatives

03. The Weft Locknit:

Knitting Action:

Course – 01,
Knit on all the needles in the repeat.
03

Miss on all odd number needles and


Course – 02
knit on all even number needles.

Knit on all odd number needles and


Course – 04 miss on all even number needles in the
repeat.

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03. The Weft Locknit:

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03. The Weft Locknit:

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Single Jersey Derivatives

03. The Weft Locknit:

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04. The Mock Rib:

 A single jersey structure with 2x6 repeat


which shows a false rib effect on surface
when alternate colored yarn is used.

 It is actually an extension of Cross Miss


in course direction

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Single Jersey Derivatives

04. The Mock Rib:

Knitting Action:

Miss on first three needles and knit on


Course - 01
second three needles.

Knit on first three needles and miss on


Course – 02
second three needles.

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04. The Mock Rib:

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04. The Mock Rib:

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05. The Single Cross Tuck or Pique:

 It is a knit-tuck single jersey derivative


which has a repeat size of 2x2 with
alternate loop type.

 It is sometimes called as Pique or Single


Pique.

 It is the base of some of the most


popular single jersey derivative like Polo
Pique and Lacoste.

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Single Jersey Derivatives

05. The Single Cross Tuck or Pique:

Knitting Action:

Knit on all odd needles but tuck on all


Course - 01
even needles.

Knit on all even needles and Tuck on all


Course – 02
odd needles.

Single Jersey Derivatives

05. The Single Cross Tuck or Pique:

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05. The Single Cross Tuck or Pique:

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06. The Double Cross Tuck or Polo Pique:

 One of the four most common and very


popular derivatives in single jersey is
Polo Pique.

 This is an extension of Cross Tuck or


Single Pique which completes with a
4x2 repeat where each course of Cross
Tuck is doubled.

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Single Jersey Derivatives

06. The Double Cross Tuck or Polo Pique:

Knitting Action:

Course: Knit on all odd needles but tuck on all


01, 02 even needles.

Course: Tuck on all odd needles but knit on all


03, 04 even needles.

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06. The Double Cross Tuck or Polo Pique:

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07. The Single Lacoste or Fred Perry:

 Another most common derivative of


single jersey is Single Lacoste or Fred
Perry.

 It is a 4x2 structure, an extension of


Cross Tuck or Single Pique where two
all-knit courses are inserted at even
position.

Single Jersey Derivatives

07. The Single Lacoste or Fred Perry:

Knitting Action:
Knit on all odd needles but tuck on all
Course - 01
even needles.

Course – 02 Knit on all needles

Tuck on all odd needles but knit on all


Course – 03
even needles.

Course – 04 Knit on all needles

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Single Jersey Derivatives

07. The Single Lacoste or Fred Perry:

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08. The Double Lacoste:

 It is a 6x2 structure with an extension of


Polo Pique where two all-knit courses
are inserted at 3rd and 6th position.

 It is the most common structure for


sports garments.

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08. The Double Lacoste:

Knitting Action:
Knit on all odd needles but tuck on all
Course - 01
even needles.
Knit on all odd needles but tuck on all
Course – 02
even needles.
Course – 03 Knit on all needles
Tuck on all odd needles but knit on all
Course – 04
even needles.
Tuck on all odd needles but knit on all
Course – 05
even needles.

Course - 06 Knit on all needles

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08. The Double Lacoste:

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09. The Crepe Design:

 It is a tuck-knit or miss-knit derivative of


single jersey with a 4x4 repeat size
where 3rd and 4th courses are mirror
effect of 1st and 2nd courses.

 In finer gauge and count fabric, this


structure shows a beautiful crepe effect
on the surface.

Single Jersey Derivatives

09. The Crepe Design:

Knitting Action:
Tuck on first needle and knit on other
Course - 01
needles in the repeat.

Tuck on second needle and knit on


Course – 02
other needles in the repeat.

Tuck on fourth needle and knit on


Course – 03
other needles in the repeat.

Tuck on third needle and knit on other


Course – 04
needles in the repeat.

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09. The Crepe Design:

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10. The Twill Effect:

 This structure mimics the twill effect of


woven fabric where a twill line appears
on the fabric surface.

 It can be composed of knit-tuck, knit-


miss or knit-tuck-miss base and the
repeat size is like a x a.

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Single Jersey Derivatives

10. The Twill Effect:

Knitting Action (3x3):


Knit on first needle and Tuck or Miss
Course - 01
on adjacent two needle.

Knit on 2nd needle and Tuck or Miss on


Course – 02
1st and 3rd needle.

Knit on 3rd needle and Tuck or Miss on


Course – 03
1st and 2nd needle.

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10. The Twill Effect:

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10. The Twill Effect:

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? The Confusing Pique and Lacoste:

 Pique and Lacoste, both are derived


from Cross Tuck structure.

 Pique doesn’t have any all knit course


but Lacoste does have.

 Cell appearance of both structure is


prominent on back side.

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Single Jersey Derivatives

? The Confusing Pique and Lacoste:

Single Jersey Derivatives

? Repeat Size, Feeder and Needle:

 The needles in a knitting machine is always even number, sometimes divisible by 4


or even higher numbers.

 Number of Feeders is also Even number.

 This arrangement is for the reason that larger repeat can be produced in the
machine without breaking it.

 However, it sometimes happens that number of needles or number of feeder is not


divisible by repeat course or wales.

 Since each feeder produces a course, thereby, to avoid broken design in the fabric,
remnant feeders are kept inactive and remnants needles are sometimes adjusted
with slitting mark as edge.

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Single Jersey Derivatives

? Plain Derivative:

01. Cross Miss 02. Birds Eye 03. Weft Locknit 04. Mock Rib

05. Pique 06. Polo Pique 07. Single Lacoste 08. Double Lacoste

09. Crepe Effect 10. Twill Effect

Single Jersey Derivatives

? The Inactive Feeder:

 A feeder is inactive when

 Respective cam box has all miss


cams in all its track.

 The Drive Selector ribbon is in the


middle causing free movement of
driving belt in the positive feed
system or

 Simply the yarn in inactive feeder is


cut off.

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Single Jersey Derivatives

? The Slitting Mark:

 Knit fabrics in circular knitting machine


are produced in tubular form. For open
width finishing line, this tube needs to
be slitted open.
 A slitting machine is used in between
hydroextractor and dryer. The machine
finds out a line of absent needle in the
fabric automatically and slits the fabric
along that line.
 Therefore, for open width finishing line,
one or two needles are taken off
intentionally from the knitting machine
for generating slitting mark.

Single Jersey Derivatives

? Assignment (5 Marks):

 Find out the Cam setup and Needle


arrangement for this 10 derivatives of
Single Jersey.

 Odd ID: Machine rotates clock direction

 Even ID: Machine rotates anti-clock


direction

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