4. Variation in number of stitches per stitches put on hold
This process is used exclusively for weft knitting, and in particular
for production on flat knitting machines.
The principle consists in knitting more stitches with some needles
than with others; then some stitches are put on hold. This localized
addition of material makes it possible to obtain a variety of shapes.
While this principle has long been known in hand knitting for the
production of socks, caps, berets, etc., it is much more recent in
industrial applications. In fact, as stated in paragraph
1.1
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