This document discusses various types of basic lapping movements that are used to construct different stitch patterns in fabric. It describes closed and open laps, open laps, laying-in, miss-lapping, pillar/chain stitch, tricot stitch, cord stitch, satin stitch, velvet lap, atlas stitch, and classifications of atlas stitch. The goal is to think of many unique designs that can be created by combining these basic lapping movements.
3. closed lap
open lap
open laps
Laying-in
Miss-lapping
All guide bar lapping movements are composed of one or
more of the following lapping variation-
4. Closed lap Open lap
2 1 0
( 1-2/1-0//)
2 1 0
(0-1/2-1//)
closed lap & open lap
5. Open laps
2 1 0
( 1-2/1-0//)
open lapS
Only overlaps and no
underlaps
9. Pillar/Chain stitch
Tricot stitch or 1 and 1 lapping movement
Cord stitch or 2 and 1 lapping movement
Longer reciprocating lapping movement
Atlas stitch or lapping movements
Two needle overlap
Basic lapping movements
18. The atlas construction differs
in that the laps are continued
over two or more courses in
one direction and then return
in the other direction to the
point where they started.
ATLAS STITCH
19. Tricot atlas
Cord type atlas
Satin type atlas
Velvet type atlas
CLLASIFICATION OF ATLAS STITCH