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This document provides a history of knitting technology from the 11th century to present day. It discusses how knitting originated in the Middle East and spread to Europe by the 14th century. Major developments included the knitting frame invention in 1589, addition of the ribber in 1759, and latch needle patents in the early 19th century. The document traces the evolution of knitting from a domestic craft to modern machine knitting and its commercial applications today.
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1.0 Knitting Technology History.pptx
- 1. Objective Oriented Learning Process Format RBT (OLF) Branch: Textile Technology Semester: VI Subject code & Title: 15TT602 & Knitting Technology Lesson plan : 00 T-L tools: PPT Presentation / Black board Faculty: Punitha V
- 3. History 1. 11th Century – Middle East countries (Egypt, Israel, Jordon) 2. Knitting spread throughout Europe in the 14th century 3. During 16th century, knitting spreads through Britain. 4. 17th and 18th centuries, knitting becomes preoccupation of many. 5. Sweaters were one of the major items - local fishermen of these islands
- 7. 16th century there was an annual need in England (not including Scotland or Wales) of 10 million pairs of stockings, allowing around two pairs per person per year, the population being around 4.4 million.
- 10. 1. 1589 – stocking frame
- 11. 1759 Ribber
- 12. 1. 1589 - invention of Knitting Frame by William Lee 2. 1759 - addition of ribber by Jedediah Strutt and others 3. 1955 - last frame with bearded needles produced in Nottingham 4. 1806 - invention of latch needle by Jeandeau in France 5. 1816 - early type of circular machine invented by Marc Brunel 6. 1849 - latch needle patented by Matthew Townsend in UK and James Hibbert in USA 7. 1878 - addition of ribber to circular machines by Henry Griswold
- 13. Knitting was domestic , and grouped at the end of 18th century,
- 15. During the 1920s, White Russians showed the craft of knitting to Chinese men (used camel hair)
- 16. In 1980s machine-knitted items became so cheap comparing to handmade
- 17. In 1980s modern machine-knitted @ magazine