k&w Starts in Overview

1x1

L0:
Knitting in 1x1 on the even-numbered needles.

L1:
Knitting in 1x1 on the odd numbered needles.

1X1_Open

This 1X1 start is laterally open.

:
Two yarn carriers are required.

Slit at the outer edges.

1x1_7.2_9.2

1x1 start for the machine gauges E 7.2 and E 9.2.

1x1_Open_7.2_9.2

This 1x1 start for the machine gauges E 7.2 and E 9.2 is laterally open.

:
Two yarn carriers are required.

Slit at the outer edges.

2x1

L0:
Front Needle Bed: Knitting on two neighboring needles and non-knitting on 4 needles.
Rear needle bed: Knitting on the second and fourth needle in the area of the four non-knitting needles. Then these stitches will be transferred to the front.

L1:
Front Needle Bed:Mirror-image knitting regarding L1

Rear needle bed: Mirror-image knitting regarding L0 and transfer of the needles knitting inside after each knitting.

: The stitches knitting outside will be sunken before knitting to achieve a uniform stitch appearance.

2X1_Open

This 2x1 start is laterally open.

:
Two yarn carriers are required.

Slit at the outer edges.

2X2

L0:
Knitting in 2x2 on the even-numbered needles.

L1:
Knitting in 2x2 on the odd numbered needles.

: A jersey stitch is always knit at the edges so that the outer stitch is never transferred.

2X2_Open

This 2x2 start is laterally open.

:
Two yarn carriers are required.

Slit at the outer edges.

Tubular

L0:
Knitting on the outside on even-numbered needles and on the inside on the needles 4, 8, 12, etc.

L1:
Knitting of the outside on odd numbered needles and on the inside on the needles 3, 7, 11, etc.

:

• The rear needle bed is racked one needle to the right (VR1) for the entire cycle.
• On the outside is carried out double as much knitting as on the inside; this results in a repeat module with a height of 6 rows.

Tubular_Open

This tubular start is laterally open.

L0 + L1:
Knitting L0 of a cycle (3 rows)
Transfer
Knitting L1 of a cycle (3 rows)

:
Two yarn carriers are required.

Slit at the outer edges.

1x1 Basic

Knitting start of the normal 1x1 start and ends after the tubular rows.
Then the knitting sequence of the desired start is drawn-in manually.

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Use for special starts (e.g. different ribs, petinet, etc.)
Generation the easy way

1x1_Basic_7.2_9.2

For special starts for the machine gauges E 7.2 and E 9.2.

1x1_Fine

Layer L0 L1:
Knitting on the outside and the inside on every third needle.

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The needles, which knit on the outside, are opposite to each other, so that two needles remain free between them. These needles are required to transfer the knitting stitches on the inside (spacing).

Due too short floats between the stitches, the 1x1 rib is tighter.

1/11

External / internal net row

2/12

External / internal tubular row

3/13

External / internal rib

4

Elastic Thread

(14/15)*

Front / rear casting off

20

Interlock after comb thread (Technical row 1+2)

21

Interlock (Technical row 3+4) and 1x1 with casting off (technical row 7-10)

22

Knit-in comb thread into tubular

23

Residual yarn before draw thread

24

Draw thread

31

Residual yarn in waist area (short sleeve, short body)

32

Residual yarn in pattern area (short sleeve, short body)

33

Post loop sinking

34

NPJ inside for 1x1 for E 9.2

35

NPJ outside for 1x1 for E 9.2

36

Transition from 1x1 start fine to all needles in the pattern

37

Transition from 1x1 start fine to all needles in the pattern

38

Loose row before Doubling with TC-T

Draw thread 1

207

1

left

Draw thread 2
(for short sleeve)

210

1

right

Comb thread 1

208

2

left

Elastic thread 1
(for short sleeve right)

209

2

right

Elastic thread 2
(for short sleeve left)

212

7

left

Basic Yarn

Rib thread 1

201

4

left

Rib thread 2

202

5

right

Rib thread 3

203

6

right

Rib thread 4

204

7

right

Protection thread 1

205

8

right

Protection thread 2
(for short sleeve)

206

8

left