General information on Stoll knit and wear® technique

This knitting technique enables you to knit complete pullovers in a fully-fashioned shape.
The individual pieces body and sleeve are knit in a tubular way in the machine and connected by widening, narrowing and binding off in order to get a complete garment.

Yarn Carrier Specifications:

CMS - Type

Yarn carrier specifications with knit and wear

 

Left sleeve

Body

Right sleeve

CMS xxx

4

5

6

CMS 822

3

4

5

Shape part colors with knit and wear:

Left sleeve

Body

Right sleeve

Shape part color #2

Shape part color #1

Shape part color #3

Pullover with V-neck:

If a V-neck is present in the fabric piece, a corresponding knitting sequence with a yarn carrier is used.

Tank top with V- neck:

With a tank top or waistcoat, the yarn carriers may not switch layers (front/back), so that no connection arises and the arm openings remain open. 3 yarn carriers are used in the corresponding knitting cycle.

The Stoll knit and wear® technique:

The Stoll-knit and wear® technology is based on the knitting in 1X1-technique.

Knitting of the fabric back (back layer L1):

Knitting of the fabric front (Front layer L0):

Stoll-knit and wear® knitting cycle:

Knitting of the fabric back (L1) in the carriage direction to the left

Knitting of the fabric front (L0) in the carriage direction to the right

When generating the pattern the transfer rows of both knitting layers (L0+L1) will be combined to one technical row.

Stoll-knit and wear® knitting cycle:

Stoll knit and wear® knitting cycle with V-neck:

Knitting of back (L1) and front (L0).

Knitting cycle with V-neck

Stoll-knit and wear® knitting cycle when narrowing:

Knitting cycle when narrowing

 

Back Needle Bed

Front Needle Bed

  • Transferring the left narrowing edge to the back in V0
  • Transferring the right narrowing edge to the front in V0

Racking to the right

  • Transferring the left narrowing edge to the front in VR1
  • Transferring the right narrowing edge to the back in VR1

Racking back into the home position V0

Spacing of the stitches on the layer L0 and the layer L1

  • Double stitches result in the transfer areas