A method of manufacturing a knit article having a reflective yarn. The method includes knitting an article using a first yarn, and knitting a reflective yarn into a first region of the article using a float plaiting stitch. The method further includes cutting the article incorporating the reflective yarn according to a predetermined pattern to form a cut knit article having a first edge and an opposing second edge, and joining the first edge of the cut knit article to the second edge of the cut knit article.

A method of manufacturing a knit article having a reflective yarn. The method includes knitting an article using a first yarn, and knitting a reflective yarn into a first region of the article using a float plaiting stitch. The method further includes cutting the article incorporating the reflective yarn according to a predetermined pattern to form a cut knit article having a first edge and an opposing second edge, and joining the first edge of the cut knit article to the second edge of the cut knit article.

A method for manufacturing a jacquard knitted fabric, including providing an electronic unit for processing digital images; providing a programmable Y-yarn Jacquard knitting machine; obtaining a known digital adversarial image; reducing the image so that the proportions are maintained, the maximum size is reduced to P pixels (P750) and the minimum size is reduced to p pixels (p100); halving the height of the image and maintaining the width; posterizing the adversarial image by reducing the colors to C (4CY); generating the operation instructions for the machine, where each color in the image corresponds to a respective yarn and each pixel in the image corresponds to a stitch; selecting C yarns to approximate the colors of the posterized image; feeding the C yarns to the machine; and operating the machine for manufacturing a knitted fabric reproducing the image.

A method for manufacturing a jacquard knitted fabric, including providing an electronic unit for processing digital images; providing a programmable Y-yarn Jacquard knitting machine; obtaining a known digital adversarial image; reducing the image so that the proportions are maintained, the maximum size is reduced to P pixels (P750) and the minimum size is reduced to p pixels (p100); halving the height of the image and maintaining the width; posterizing the adversarial image by reducing the colors to C (4CY); generating the operation instructions for the machine, where each color in the image corresponds to a respective yarn and each pixel in the image corresponds to a stitch; selecting C yarns to approximate the colors of the posterized image; feeding the C yarns to the machine; and operating the machine for manufacturing a knitted fabric reproducing the image.

A jacquard fabric for a mattress ticking to be used for a bedding mattress and a method for knitting this jacquard fabric are provided. The method is for producing a jacquard fabric for a mattress ticking using a double-sided needle selection circular knitting machine of a rib gating type by which an arbitrary pattern is created by means of computer-based needle selection on a cylinder side, an arbitrary pattern is also created by means of computer-based needle selection on a dial side, and an arbitrary knitting structure is made in an arbitrary part by combining the pattern obtained on the cylinder side with the pattern obtained on the dial side. As a result of employing an irregular twill pattern as a background knitting structure serving as a base, a stretchable fabric that has a soft texture, a tight knitting structure, and strength similar to that of woven fabric is obtained.

A method of manufacturing a knit article having a reflective yarn. The method includes knitting an article using a first yarn, and knitting a reflective yarn into a first region of the article using a float plaiting stitch. The method further includes cutting the article incorporating the reflective yarn according to a predetermined pattern to form a cut knit article having a first edge and an opposing second edge, and joining the first edge of the cut knit article to the second edge of the cut knit article.

A method of manufacturing a knit article having a reflective yarn. The method includes knitting an article using a first yarn, and knitting a reflective yarn into a first region of the article using a float plaiting stitch. The method further includes cutting the article incorporating the reflective yarn according to a predetermined pattern to form a cut knit article having a first edge and an opposing second edge, and joining the first edge of the cut knit article to the second edge of the cut knit article.