阅读说明：本技术 一种含有立体装饰组织的针织面料及鞋面 (Knitted fabric containing three-dimensional decorative texture and vamp ) 是由 许金升 李颖泉 李代 张衡 聂海轩 于 2021-07-19 设计创作，主要内容包括：本发明提供一种含有立体装饰组织的针织面料,包括由针织编织机一体编织的面料本体,所述面料本体包括面层、底层以及至少一层自底层或面层延伸出面料的立体组织,其编织方式包括底编织、面编织、底和面交替编织中的任一种或几种,所述立体组织为至少一层,本发明的鞋面为至少一部分含有立体装饰组织的针织面料,这种鞋面的立体针织组织是一种新型的针织组织,它仅有一小部分与鞋身连接,大部分的立体组织都是与鞋身分开编织的,因此,这种立体针织组织在鞋面上的自由度很高,其延伸出鞋面的立体部分可以根据个人想法去改变立体部分的造型。(The invention provides a knitted fabric containing three-dimensional decorative textures, which comprises a fabric body integrally knitted by a knitting machine, wherein the fabric body comprises a surface layer, a bottom layer and at least one layer of three-dimensional textures, the three-dimensional textures extend out of the bottom layer or the surface layer, the knitting mode comprises any one or more of bottom knitting, surface knitting, bottom and surface alternate knitting, the three-dimensional textures are at least one layer, the vamp is the knitted fabric, at least one part of the vamp contains the three-dimensional decorative textures, the three-dimensional knitted textures of the vamp are novel knitted textures, only a small part of the vamp is connected with the vamp body, and most of the three-dimensional textures are separately knitted with the vamp body, so that the degree of freedom of the three-dimensional knitted textures on the vamp is high, and the three-dimensional part of the vamp, which extends out of the vamp, can change the shape of the three-dimensional part according to personal thoughts.)

1. A knitted fabric containing three-dimensional decorative textures is characterized in that: comprises a fabric body (1) integrally knitted by a knitting machine; the fabric body (1) comprises a surface layer (2), a bottom layer (3) and at least one layer of three-dimensional tissue (4) extending out of the surface layer (2) or the bottom layer (3); the fabric body (1) is woven in any one or more of a bottom weaving mode, a surface weaving mode and a bottom and surface alternate weaving mode; the three-dimensional tissue (4) is at least one layer.

2. The knitted fabric containing the stereoscopic decorative structure according to claim 1, wherein: the three-dimensional tissues (4) are mutually independent structures or continuous structures.

3. The knitted fabric containing the stereoscopic decorative structure according to claim 1, wherein: the fabric body (1) is formed by weaving high-elastic yarns.

4. The knitted fabric containing the stereoscopic decorative structure according to claim 1, wherein: the fabric body (1) is characterized in that each weaving line weaving mode comprises at least one of loop transfer weaving, stitch reversing weaving, four-flat weaving, empty needle weaving and mesh hanging weaving.

5. The knitted fabric containing the stereoscopic decorative structure according to claim 1, wherein: the fabric body (1) is characterized in that each weaving mode comprises at least one of four-flat weaving, empty needle weaving and suspended mesh weaving.

6. The knitted fabric containing the stereoscopic decorative structure according to claim 2, wherein: the three-dimensional tissues (4) are mutually independent structures, and the knitting mode is continuous two-knitting-row loop transfer knitting so as to move away the loops on the corresponding knitting needles and reserve needle positions for knitting the three-dimensional tissues extending out of the fabric.

7. The knitted fabric containing the stereoscopic decorative structure according to claim 6, wherein: in the two continuous weaving rows, the back needle bed moves 1 needle position leftwards corresponding to the coil on the knitting needle in the former weaving row, and then turns over the needle to the transfer knitting of the front needle bed; and in the latter knitting action, the front needle bed moves 1 needle position leftwards corresponding to the coil on the knitting needle, and then turns over the needle to the transfer knitting of the back needle bed.

8. The knitted fabric containing the stereoscopic decorative structure according to claim 2, wherein: the three-dimensional tissue (4) is of a continuous structure, and the knitting mode is that any knitting row moves the face of the previous knitting row to the left by one needle position, and then the needle is turned over to the transfer knitting of the back needle bed to empty the front needle bed for knitting the three-dimensional tissue extending out of the vamp.

9. The knitted fabric containing the stereoscopic decorative structure according to claim 1, wherein: the three-dimensional tissues (4) extending out of the fabric are woven at any position of the fabric.

10. A knitting process of a knitted fabric containing a three-dimensional decorative structure as recited in any one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that:

the knitted fabric is formed by knitting through a flat knitting machine, and comprises the following steps:

s1, weaving the surface layer (2) and the bottom layer (3) of the fabric body 1: the surface layer (2) and the bottom layer (3) are knitted by separating needles;

s2, knitting the three-dimensional structure (4) of the fabric body 1: performing loop transfer knitting, namely moving away the loops on the corresponding knitting needles to form empty needle separating positions, turning the surface layer to the bottom layer, and knitting a three-dimensional tissue at the empty needle positions;

and S3, weaving the surface layer (2) and the bottom layer (3) of the fabric body (1) again: the surface layer (2) and the bottom layer (3) are knitted by separating needles.

Technical Field

The invention relates to a knitted fabric containing three-dimensional decorative textures and a vamp, and belongs to the technical field of textiles.

Background

In the current market, the main stream knitting vamp still gives first place to the plane knitting tissue, but every three-dimensional knitting tissue of having uses on knitting vamp, always attracts the concern in market, but the vamp that contains three-dimensional tissue on the present market is formed through pasting or compounding more, and it is complicated not only technology, consuming time, the extravagant cost to it uses a large amount of adhesives and chemical reagent in pasting or compound process, not only influences feeling, and is not friendly to the environment.

With the development of the knitting industry, the trend of the three-dimensional knitting tissue will be led in the future, so that the three-dimensional knitting tissue with characteristics needs to be created, and the types of the knitted vamps using the three-dimensional knitting tissue are more abundant.

Disclosure of Invention

Aiming at the defects in the prior art, the invention provides a knitted fabric containing three-dimensional decorative textures, which adopts the following technical scheme:

as a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a knitted fabric including a three-dimensional decorative structure, including a fabric body integrally knitted by a knitting machine; the fabric body comprises a surface layer, a bottom layer and at least one layer of three-dimensional tissue extending out of the bottom layer or the surface layer, and the weaving mode comprises bottom weaving, surface weaving and bottom and surface alternate weaving; the three-dimensional structure is at least one layer.

Further, the three-dimensional structures are mutually independent structures or continuous structures.

Furthermore, the fabric body is formed by weaving high-elastic yarns.

Furthermore, each weaving line of the fabric body is knitted by at least one of transfer knitting, stitch-over knitting, four-flat knitting, empty knitting and mesh-hanging knitting.

Furthermore, each weaving mode of the fabric body is at least one of four-flat weaving, empty needle weaving and suspended mesh weaving.

Furthermore, the three-dimensional tissues are mutually independent structures, and the knitting mode is continuous two-knitting-row loop transfer knitting so as to move the loops on the corresponding knitting needles away and reserve needle positions for knitting the three-dimensional tissues extending out of the fabric.

Furthermore, in the two continuous weaving rows, the former weaving row moves the rear needle bed to the left by 1 needle position corresponding to the coil on the knitting needle, and then turns over the needle to the transfer knitting of the front needle bed; and in the latter knitting action, the front needle bed moves 1 needle position leftwards corresponding to the coil on the knitting needle, and then turns over the needle to the transfer knitting of the back needle bed.

Furthermore, the three-dimensional structure is a continuous structure, and the knitting mode is that any knitting row moves the face knitting of the previous knitting row to the left by one needle position, and then the stitch is turned over to the transfer knitting of the back needle bed to empty the front needle bed for knitting the three-dimensional structure extending out of the vamp.

Furthermore, the three-dimensional texture extending out of the fabric is woven at any position of the fabric, and the extending fabric extends in a direction perpendicular to the surface layer and/or the bottom layer.

Further, the knitting process of the knitted fabric containing the three-dimensional decorative texture comprises the following steps:

the knitted fabric is formed by knitting through a flat knitting machine, and comprises the following steps:

s1, weaving the fabric main body: knitting the surface layer and the bottom layer by using separating needles;

s2, weaving of three-dimensional structure: knitting with empty needles to form empty needle-separating positions, turning over the surface layer to the bottom layer, and knitting three-dimensional texture at the empty needle positions

And S3, weaving the fabric main body again: the surface layer and the bottom layer are knitted by separating needles.

Furthermore, the position of the three-dimensional tissue on the surface layer or the bottom layer is any position.

As a second aspect of the present invention, an upper is proposed, at least a part of which is the above-described knitted fabric containing a three-dimensional decorative structure.

Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that:

1. the invention relates to a knitted vamp which comprises a three-dimensional decorative structure and is knitted by one-step forming by utilizing the functions of a weft knitting machine and the characteristics of yarns. Therefore, the degree of freedom of the three-dimensional knitting structure on the shoe upper is high.

The three-dimensional part extending out of the vamp is simple in weaving process, compared with a sticky three-dimensional structure vamp, the cost of an adhesive and a large amount of compound reagents is saved, the vamp is an environment-friendly vamp, in addition, the three-dimensional structure extending out of the vamp can change the shape of the three-dimensional part according to personal thoughts, the diversity of the three-dimensional knitting structure is enriched, and a new design thought and a new development direction are provided for the design and the manufacture of other novel vamps.

Drawings

The present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 is a structural view of a fabric containing three-dimensional tissues independent of each other according to example 1 of the present invention;

FIG. 2 is an effect diagram of a fabric containing independent three-dimensional tissues according to example 1 of the present invention;

FIG. 3A is a view showing a knitting pattern of 1 to 32 rows in example 1 of the present invention;

FIG. 3B is a 33-64 weave pattern diagram of example 1 of the present invention;

FIG. 3C is a 65-96 weave pattern diagram of example 1 of the present invention;

FIG. 3D is a 97-123 weave pattern diagram of example 1 of the present invention;

FIG. 4 is a structural view of a fabric comprising a continuous three-dimensional tissue according to example 2 of the present invention;

FIG. 5 is an effect diagram of a fabric containing continuous three-dimensional tissue according to example 2 of the present invention;

FIG. 6A is a view showing a knitting pattern of 1 to 30 rows in example 1 of the present invention;

fig. 6B is a 31-60 weave pattern diagram of example 1 of the present invention.

The fabric comprises a fabric body-1, a surface layer-2, a bottom layer-3 and a three-dimensional structure-4.

Detailed Description

Embodiments 1 to 2 according to the present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Example 1

In the embodiment, the knitted fabric containing the mutually independent three-dimensional decorative textures comprises a fabric body 1 integrally knitted by a knitting machine; the fabric body 1 comprises a surface layer 2, a bottom layer 3 and a single-layer three-dimensional structure 4 extending out of the surface layer, the extending-out surface layer extends in a direction perpendicular to the surface layer 2 and/or the bottom layer 3, the three-dimensional structure 4 is 2 independent double-layer long strips, as shown in fig. 1, and the effect diagram is as shown in fig. 2.

Further, referring to fig. 3A, 3B, 3C, and 3D, the fabric is woven in the following manner:

the knitting of the surface layer 2 and the bottom layer 3 of the fabric body 1 is carried out from the 1 st knitting line to the 6 th knitting line, the 7 th knitting line and the 8 th knitting line are knitted in a transfer mode so as to remove loops on corresponding knitting needles, a three-dimensional structure 4 extending out of a shoe body is reserved at a needle position, the 9 th knitting line, the 11 th knitting line, the surface layer 2 and the bottom layer 3 are knitted so as to enable the fabric body 1 to be wide enough, the 12 th knitting line and the 19 th knitting line are reserved with yarns through needle separating knitting, empty needle knitting and mesh hanging knitting, the lengths of the yarns can be adjusted by increasing the knitting lines, and the length of the three-dimensional structure is determined according to the lengths of the yarns. The 20 th to 64 th weaves form a three-dimensional weave pattern, and form independent double-layer long three-dimensional weaves 4. The 65 th to 74 th stitches and the 75 th to 117 th stitches knit the 2 nd independent double-layer three-dimensional long stitch 4 at an arbitrary empty needle position reserved in the 7 th and 8 th stitches, and the structure thereof repeats the 12 th to 19 th stitches and the 20 th to 64 th stitches. The 118 th to 123 th weaving rows continue the weaving of the face layer 2 and the bottom layer 3 of the fabric main body 1. Thus, this example forms a fabric containing 2 double-layer long three-dimensional structures 4 independent of each other.

The specific weaving mode is as follows:

for letting the surface fabric body 1 who weaves out have more the aesthetic property, the yarn all adopts and takes the colour yarn, and wherein, A yarn is the high-elastic yarn of black dacron, and B yarn is the high-elastic yarn of red dacron, and C yarn is the high-elastic yarn of white dacron, and D yarn is the high-elastic two package yarns of black dacron, and E yarn is the high-elastic two package yarns of red dacron.

The 1 st weaving line is bottom-spaced knitting of the yarn A.

The 2 nd weaving line is that the B yarn is woven by four-flat weaving and surface weaving alternately.

The 3 rd weaving line is formed by weaving C yarns by using bottom needles, and the bottom weaving position is staggered with the 1 st weaving line by one needle position.

The knitting method of the 4 th to the 6 th knitted rows is consistent with that of the 1 st to the 3 rd knitted rows, but the knitting position is staggered by one needle position, and the aim of staggered knitting is to ensure the uniform and flat fabric surface.

The 7 th knitting line is the transfer knitting of moving the loop on the corresponding knitting needle of the back needle bed to the left by 1 needle position and then turning over the needle to the front needle bed.

The 8 th row is a transfer knitting in which the stitch on the corresponding knitting needle of the front needle bed is moved to the left by 1 needle position and then turned over to the back needle bed.

The stitch transfer knitting of the 7 th and 8 th knitting rows aims at removing the loops on the corresponding knitting needles to reserve the three-dimensional tissues extending out of the shoe body at the needle positions.

The 9 th row is a D yarn pick knit in which a face knit is made over the new stitch after transfer.

The 10 th knitting line corresponds to the stitch transferring knitting of the 9 th knitting line from the front needle bed stitch to the back needle bed stitch.

The 11 th knitting row is that the E yarn is knitted on the corresponding knitting needle to make a bottom knitting, and partial needle positions are knitted by using empty needles.

The 12 th weaving row is that the D yarn is used for bottom-spaced knitting, wherein the 5 th, 9 th, 13 th and 17 th weaving rows are used for surface knitting, and the rest of the needle rows are used for empty knitting.

The 13 th weaving row is bottom-spaced knitting by E yarn, the knitting position is staggered from the 12 th weaving row by 1 needle position, wherein the 7 th, 11 th, 15 th and 19 th weaving rows are surface knitting, and the rest needle rows are empty knitting.

The 14 th weaving row is surface-to-surface needle-separating weaving with 3 count empty needles by the D yarn, and the 17 th weaving row is surface-to-surface suspended mesh weaving.

The 15 th knitting line is a face-to-face knitting where the E yarn is knitted with 3 empty needles, the knitting position is shifted from the 14 th knitting line by 2 needles, and the 19 th knitting line is a face-to-face stitch.

The knitting position of the 16 th row with the knitting position of the 14 th row, wherein the knitting position of the 5 th row is knitted with a surface suspended mesh.

The knitting position of the E yarn needle separating surface of the 17 th knitting row is consistent with the knitting position of the 15 th knitting row, wherein the 7 th knitting row is knitted by a surface stitch.

The knitting position of the D yarn on the needle separating surface of the 18 th knitting row is consistent with the knitting position of the 16 th knitting row.

The knitting position of the E yarn needle separating surface of the 19 th knitting row is consistent with the knitting position of the 17 th knitting row.

The 20 th weaving row is the D yarn knitting with empty needles, wherein the 11 th and 13 th weaving rows are the surface knitting, and the 12 th weaving row is the four-flat knitting.

The 21 st weaving row is an E yarn empty knitting, wherein the 12 th weaving row is a bottom knitting.

The 22 nd weaving row is that the D yarn is used for surface weaving, and a part of weaving rows are used for empty knitting.

The 23 th weaving row is an E yarn empty knitting, wherein the 12 th weaving row is a bottom knitting.

The 24 th weaving row is that the D yarn is used for surface weaving, the 12 th weaving row is used for bottom weaving, and the other weaving rows are used for empty needle weaving.

The 25 th weave is an E yarn for empty knitting, wherein the 12 th weave is a face knitting.

The 26 th weaving row is four-flat weaving of D yarn, wherein the 11 th weaving row and the 13 th weaving row are surface-hung mesh weaving, and the 12 th weaving row is bottom weaving.

The 27 th weaving row E yarn is used for surface weaving, and a part of weaving rows are used for empty needle weaving.

The 28 th weaving row is that the D yarn is used for surface weaving, wherein the 11 th weaving row and the 13 th weaving row are used for surface-hung mesh weaving, and the 12 th weaving row is used for bottom weaving.

The 29 th weaving row is that the E yarn is used for surface weaving, and the partial weaving row is used for empty needle weaving.

The 30 th weaving line is D yarn surface weaving, wherein 11 th and 13 th weaving lines are surface-hung meshes, and 10 th, 12 th and 14 th weaving lines are surface-hung meshes.

The 31 st weaving row is that the E yarn is used for surface weaving, and the partial weaving row is used for empty knitting.

The 32 th and 33 th knitting lines correspond to the 30 th and 31 th knitting lines.

The 34 th weaving line is that the D yarn is used for bottom weaving and surface hanging mesh alternate weaving, and the outermost 2 needles are used for four-flat weaving.

The 35 th weaving row is that the E yarn is used for surface weaving, and the outermost 2 needles are used for empty needle weaving.

The 36 th weaving line is that the D yarn is used for bottom weaving and surface hanging mesh alternate weaving, and the outermost 2 needles are used for surface weaving.

The 37 th weave pattern coincides with the 35 th weave pattern.

The 38 th weaving line is that the D yarn is used for bottom weaving and surface hanging mesh alternate weaving, and the outermost 2-count needle is used for surface weaving.

The 39 th weaving line is that the E yarn is used for surface weaving, and the outermost 2 needles are used for empty needle weaving.

The 40 th and 41 th knitting lines correspond to the 38 th and 39 th knitting lines.

The 42 th weaving line is that the D yarn is used for bottom weaving and surface hanging mesh alternate weaving, and the outermost 2 needles are used for four-flat weaving.

The 43 th weaving line is surface knitting by E yarn, and empty knitting by 2 needles at the outermost periphery.

The 44 th weaving line is that the D yarn is used for bottom weaving and surface hanging mesh alternate weaving, and the outermost 2-count needle is used for surface weaving.

The 45 th weaving line coincides with the 43 th weaving line weaving action.

The 46 th weaving line is that the D yarn is used for bottom weaving and surface hanging mesh alternate weaving, and the outermost 2 needles are used for surface weaving.

The 47 th weaving line is that the E yarn is used for surface weaving, and the outermost 2 needles are used for empty needle weaving.

The 48 th to 61 th weaving rows correspond to the 46 th and 47 th weaving rows.

The 63 st weaving line is that the E yarn is used for surface weaving, and the outermost 2 needles are used for empty needle weaving.

The knitting operation of the 64 th row and the 5 th to 19 th rows is the same as that of the 46 th row, and the 20 th to 41 th rows are partially bottom knitted, partially surface knitted and partially empty knitted.

The knitting motion of the 65 th row and the 5 th to 19 th rows is the same as that of the 47 th row, and the 20 th to 41 th rows are partially knitted with the surface, partially knitted with the bottom and partially knitted with the empty needles.

The 66 th to 115 th weaving rows correspond to the 14 th to 63 th weaving rows.

The 116 th weaving line is formed by alternately weaving D yarns into bottom weaving and surface mesh weaving, wherein the 23 th weaving line and the 37 th weaving line are formed into surface weaving, the rest needle positions are formed into bottom weaving, and the other needle positions are formed into empty needle weaving.

The 117 th weaving line is surface knitting by E yarn, wherein, part of needle positions are bottom knitting, and part of needle positions are empty knitting.

The 118 th weaving row is the knitting of the A yarn with a needle separating bottom.

The 119 th weaving line is that the B yarn is made into four-flat weaving, and part of needle positions are made into surface weaving.

The 120 th weaving line is C yarn knitting with a needle separating bottom.

The 121 th weaving line is a knitting with A yarn at the bottom of a needle separating.

The 122 th weaving line is that the B yarn is woven in a four-flat weaving mode and a surface weaving mode alternately.

The 123 th knitting line is C yarn knitting with needles separated, and the knitting position is shifted from the 121 th knitting line by 1 needle position.

Example 2

In the embodiment, the knitted fabric containing continuous three-dimensional decorative textures comprises a fabric body 1 integrally knitted by a knitting machine; the fabric body comprises a surface layer 2, a bottom layer 3 and double layers of three-dimensional tissues 4 extending out of the bottom layer to form the fabric, the extending fabric extends in a direction perpendicular to the surface layer 2 and/or the bottom layer 3, the three-dimensional tissues 4 are in double-layer wavy shapes, as shown in fig. 4, and the effect diagram is as shown in fig. 5.

Further, referring to fig. 6A and 6B, the fabric is woven in the following manner:

the 1 st to 6 th weaves are knitting the surface layer and the bottom layer, and the 7 th weaves are loop transfer knitting, so as to leave out the front needle bed for knitting the three-dimensional structure 4 extending out of the vamp. The 8 th weaving line to the 11 th weaving line are still the weaving of the surface layer and the bottom layer, the 12 th weaving line to the 29 th weaving line are the weaving mode of a double-layer wavy three-dimensional structure 4, the 31 th weaving line to the 48 th weaving line are woven to form a 2 nd double-layer wavy three-dimensional structure 4, and the 30 th weaving line is used for connecting the two double-layer wavy three-dimensional structures 4 to form a continuous wavy three-dimensional structure 4. The 49 th to 56 th weaves connect the three-dimensional weave with the fabric body 1, and the 57 th to 60 th weaves weave weaves the surface layer and the bottom layer. Thus, this example forms a fabric including a continuous double-layer wavy three-dimensional structure 4.

The specific weaving mode is as follows:

in order to make the knitted fabric body 1 more beautiful, the yarns are colored yarns, wherein the yarn A and the yarn D are gray high-elastic yarns, and the yarn B and the yarn C are white high-elastic yarns.

The 1 st weaving line is that the A yarn is woven alternately with the bottom weaving.

The 2 nd weaving line is that B yarn does bottom weaving and face weaving and weaves alternately, and the weaving position staggers a needle position.

The 3 rd row is the stitch transferring knitting for transferring the corresponding front bed knitting needle loop to the back bed knitting needle loop.

And the 4 th weaving row is the stitch transferring knitting of transferring the corresponding back bed knitting needle loop to the front bed knitting needle loop.

The 5 th row is bottom knitting on the 3 rd row needle turned to the back bed.

The 6 th row is a top knitting on the needles turned over to the front bed in the 4 th row.

The 7 th weaving row is to move the 6 th weaving row to the left by one needle position, then to turn over the needle to the transfer weaving of the back needle bed, and aims to vacate the front needle bed for weaving the three-dimensional part extending out of the vamp.

And the 8 th weaving line is that the C yarn is subjected to four-flat weaving with separate needles corresponding to the needle positions.

The 9 th weaving line is that the C yarn is weaved on the needle separating surface at the corresponding needle position.

The 10 th weaving line is that the C yarn is weaved at the bottom of the needle separating corresponding to the needle position.

The 11 th weaving row is that the C yarn is knitted in four flat directions at the corresponding needle position.

The 8 th to 11 th weave lines are white raised weaves of solid weave.

The 12 th weaving row is that the D yarn is used for surface weaving and surface weaving bottom tight stitch weaving on corresponding knitting needles, and partial needle positions are used for empty needle weaving.

The 13 th weaving row is that the D yarn is subjected to empty needle knitting and bottom knitting on corresponding knitting needles, the 1 st needle on the rightmost side is subjected to surface tight stitch knitting, and the surface tight stitch knitting has the function of reducing the remaining tissue gap in the shovel needle knitting.

The 14 th knitting line is a knitting operation in which the D yarn is subjected to surface knitting and bottom closed stitch knitting with respect to the corresponding knitting needles, and part of the knitting positions are subjected to empty knitting, and the knitting operation is shifted by 2 needle positions by retracting 2 needle positions compared with the 12 th knitting line.

The 15 th weaving row is that the D yarn is subjected to empty knitting and bottom knitting on corresponding knitting needles, and the leftmost 1 needle is subjected to surface tight stitch knitting.

The 16 th knitting line is a knitting operation in which the D yarn is subjected to surface knitting and bottom closed stitch knitting with respect to the corresponding knitting needles, and part of the knitting positions are subjected to empty knitting, and the knitting operation is shifted by 2 needle positions by retracting 2 needle positions compared with the 14 th knitting line.

The 17 th weaving row is that the D yarn is subjected to empty needle knitting and bottom knitting on corresponding knitting needles, and the 1 st needle on the rightmost side is subjected to surface tight stitch knitting.

The 18 th knitting line is a knitting line in which the D yarn is knitted with a top knitting and a bottom knitting and with a closed stitch, and the knitting operation is shifted by 2 needle positions by retracting 2 needle positions compared with the 16 th knitting line.

The 19 th knitting row is that the D yarn is subjected to empty knitting and bottom knitting on corresponding knitting needles, and the leftmost 1 needle is subjected to surface tight stitch knitting.

The 20 th knitting line is a knitting operation in which the D yarn is subjected to surface knitting and bottom closed stitch knitting with respect to the corresponding knitting needles, and part of the knitting positions are subjected to empty knitting, and the knitting operation is shifted by 2 needle positions by retracting 2 needle positions compared with the 18 th knitting line.

The 21 st knitting row is that the D yarn is subjected to empty knitting and bottom knitting on corresponding knitting needles, and the 1 st needle on the rightmost side is subjected to surface tight stitch knitting.

The 22 nd knitting line is a knitting operation in which the D yarn is subjected to surface knitting and surface knitting with tight stitch at the bottom, and part of the knitting positions are subjected to empty knitting, and the knitting operation is shifted by 2 needle positions by retracting 2 needle positions compared with the 20 th knitting line.

The 23 th weaving row is that the D yarn is subjected to empty knitting and bottom knitting on corresponding knitting needles, and the leftmost 1 needle is subjected to surface tight stitch knitting.

The 24 th knitting line is a knitting operation in which the D yarn is subjected to surface knitting and bottom closed stitch knitting on the corresponding knitting needles, and part of the knitting positions are subjected to empty knitting, and the knitting operation is shifted by 2 needle positions by retracting 2 needle positions compared with the 22 th knitting line.

The 25 th weaving row is that the D yarn is subjected to empty needle knitting and bottom knitting on corresponding knitting needles, and the 1 needle on the rightmost side is subjected to surface tight stitch knitting.

The 26 th knitting line is a knitting operation in which the D yarn is subjected to surface knitting and bottom closed stitch knitting with respect to the corresponding knitting needles, and part of the knitting positions are subjected to empty knitting, and the knitting operation is shifted by 2 needle positions by retracting 2 needle positions compared with the 24 th knitting line.

The 27 th weaving row is that the D yarn is subjected to empty knitting and bottom knitting on corresponding knitting needles, and the leftmost 1 needle is subjected to surface tight stitch knitting.

The 28 th weaving line is the empty knitting and the face knitting of the D yarn.

The 29 th weaving line is the bottom partition knitting of the D yarn.

The 30 th weaving row is that the D yarn is knitted on a corresponding knitting needle to make a surface knitting, a surface knitting bottom tight stitch and a hollow needle knitting.

The 31 st to 48 th row knitting motions are identical to those of the 13 th to 30 th rows except for the positions.

The 49 th weaving row is that the D yarn is knitted on a corresponding knitting needle to make a surface knitting, a surface knitting bottom tight stitch and a hollow needle knitting.

The 50 th weaving row is that the D yarn is knitted at the bottom of a needle separating corresponding to the knitting needle.

The 51 st knitting line is surface knitting, surface knitting bottom tight stitch and empty knitting of the D yarn on a corresponding knitting needle, and the knitting position is staggered from the 49 th knitting line by 2 needle positions.

The 52 th weaving row is that the D yarn is knitted at the bottom of a needle separating corresponding to the knitting needle.

The 53 th to 56 th weave patterns are repeated weaves of the 49 th to 52 th weave patterns.

The 57 th weaving line is that the A yarn is used for surface weaving and bottom tight-hanging weaving alternately.

The 58 th weaving row is bottom weaving with B yarn.

The 59 th weaving line is formed by alternately weaving the surface weaving of the yarn A and the bottom tight hanging mesh of the surface weaving, and is staggered with the 57 th weaving line by one needle position.

The 60 th weaving row is bottom weaving by B yarn.

In the above embodiments, after the upper is knitted, high-temperature setting is also required. For the fabric without the thermal fuse, the high-temperature treatment is to ensure that the fabric is heated and fully contracted to achieve a proper fabric effect; for the fabric using the thermal fuse, the thermal fuse needs to be melted and bonded in the fabric through high-temperature treatment, so that a proper fabric effect is achieved.

In the above embodiment, the knitting yarn may be nylon, spandex and acrylon, and the weave structure may be hole-shaped or jacquard. The fabric containing the three-dimensional decorative tissues with the mutually independent structures or continuous structures is used for manufacturing the vamp, so that the use of the adhesive for manufacturing the vamp containing the three-dimensional tissues by gluing is reduced, the pollution is reduced, and the environment-friendly effect is realized.

The above embodiments are only for illustrating the technical idea of the present invention, and the protection scope of the present invention is not limited thereby, and any modifications made on the basis of the technical scheme according to the technical idea of the present invention fall within the protection scope of the present invention.