Technical Module: Intarsia, Border Processing Directory

Subdirectory Structure

Sub-type of Knitting Elements: Intarsia, Binding
Knitting elements for the border processing with intarsia
: In the Repeating row the knitting elements have defined no repetitions.

Subdirectory Feeding

Sub-type of Knitting Elements: Intarsia, Feeding
Knitting elements for feeding the yarn carriers at changes of color fields
: In the Repeating row the knitting elements have defined repetitions.

:

The knitting elements of both directories have the same structure.
The tiles of a knitting element are valid for both knitting modes

Knitting on all needles
All Needles
Knitting by 1x1 technique
1x1-Technique

Explanation of the additional symbols within the search area and processing area

In the search area of the attribute row :

Side:

In the processing area:

Searching row for needle occupancy
In order to check the needle occupancy within the pattern and to define needle groups (cycles)
Symbols of Needle Occupancy

Example for binding: Front tuck, Intarsia binding

Processing Area
1	Searching row for the needle occupancy of one needle in the width (cycles) : Knitting on all needles
2	Searching row for the needle occupancy of two needles in the width (cycles) Marking of cycles Only with the Group 1 icon, if the cycles are not directly side by side. With the Group 1 and Group 2 icons, if two cycles are directly side by side. : Knitting by 1x1 technique

	Searching row for needle occupancies
		Needle occupancy, front assigned, rear assigned
		Needle occupancy, front not assigned, rear don't care
		Needle occupancy, front assigned, rear not assigned
		Needle occupancy, front don't care, rear assigned
		Needle occupancy, front not assigned, rear assigned
		Needle occupancy, front don't care, rear don't care
		Needle occupancy, front don't care, rear not assigned
		Needle occupancy, front not assigned, rear don't care
		Needle occupancy, front not assigned, rear not assigned
	Draw-in the desired needle action in order to override an existing pattern row. : You may define only one row as reference row.
Search Area
		Entry at the left edge
		Entry at the right edge
	Enter any desired definition color from the Definition Colors selection menu

Example feeding with intarsia binding knitting-in: Tuck, -v-, Border processing


: Reading order: Each individual column is browsed vertically from bottom to top and according to the needle occupancies with the defined cycles (groups 1 or 2).
1st step:	Insertion of the indicated number of needles (e.g. 2) under Allowed stepping without border processing at the left from the Color parameter table without needle actions : Result with preset Binding with Knitting-in left .
2nd step:	Insert of fix areas (Columns without repetition)
3rd step:	Insert of the repetitions from the function column with the Repetition to the left icon.

Example feeding with intarsia binding knitting-out: Tuck, -v-, Border processing


: Reading order: Each column is browsed vertically from bottom to top and according to the needle occupancies with the defined cycles.
1st step:	Insertion of the specified number of needles (e.g. 2) under Allowed stepping without border processing at the left from the Color parameter table with the labeled needle action in the defined column with repetition : Result with preset Binding with Knitting-out left .
2nd step:	Insert of fix areas (Columns without repetition)
3rd step:	Insert of the repetitions from the function column with the Repetition to the right icon.
4	Binding with Knitting-out left .

Reading one or more columns will be stopped if the appropriate needle occupancy is found and the knitting information from the reference row is entered in the corresponding pattern row.