Abstract Disclosed is a warp knitted narrow lace and method of forming the same in which purls or decorative loops are formed in a curved line along curved scallops of the lace. This warp knitted narrow lace is manufactured by knitting the base fabric into a Raschel lace having a scalloped edge and simultaneously knitting laid in yarns into the edges forming the scalloped edge of the lace in such manner that the laid in yarns are laid in with stitches of soluble yarns and/or ravel yarns located outside base fabric at the outermost portion of the scalloped edge and with stitches of the base fabric in the indentations of the scallops. Dissolving the soluble yarns and/or pulling out the ravel yarns in the area of the outermost edge of the scallops, and cutting the stitches of the base fabric outwards of the purls in the indentations of the scallops results in the formation of a novel lace having purls formed in a curved line along the entire scallops.
Inventors
👤 Noboru Nakagaki
👤 Hroaki Fujikawa
Bibliographic Details
Application Number—
JurisdictionUS
Data Sourcegoogle_patents
Last Synchronized2026-10-29 15:17
CPC Classifications
D; D04; D04B; D04B21/00; D04B21/10; D04B21/12
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 2
Claim 1
Independent Claim
98 words
A warp knitted narrow lace fabric having a scalloped edge with decorative loops or purls along substantially the entire scalloped edged comprising a Raschel lace base fabric having curved scallops with outermost portions and indented portions formed by knitting a pattern in the base fabric, purls formed by knitting laid in yarns on the outermost portions of said scallops and purls formed by laying in laid in yarns with stitches of the base fabric in the indentations of the scallops, the stitches of said base fabric located outwardly of said purls in said indentations being cut and removed.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
98 words
A warp knitted narrow lace fabric having a scalloped edge with decorative loops or purls along substantially the entire scalloped edged comprising a Raschel lace base fabric having curved scallops with outermost portions and indented portions formed by knitting a pattern in the base fabric, purls formed by knitting laid in yarns on the outermost portions of said scallops and purls formed by laying in laid in yarns with stitches of the base fabric in the indentations of the scallops, the stitches of said base fabric located outwardly of said purls in said indentations being cut and removed.