another in a displaced fashion which is very common furthermore the textile strip can be produced from more than two main layers 23 24 it is possible to produce interlinings like sheets or warps on or between the main layers 23 24 the pattern variations shown in fig3 to 9 merely represent examples especially when changing the direction of the long weft threads 1 and the thickness a number of additional patterns can be produced as well instead of using the machine 3 for changing the position of the weft threads an intermediate product can be produced by a special thread knitting machine as well as illustrated in fig1 the thus produced intermediate product already initially has a very oblique position of the long weft threads 1 as can be seen the single sloping product or the sewn knitted fabric originally already has an oblique layer of filling threads 1 corresponding to fig1 a filling laying device 8 equipped with a guiding means 7 moves back and forth obliquely between two hook reinforced chain conveyors 11 and 12 for the purpose of producing this sewn knitted fabric in so doing the filling threads 1 drawn into the filling laying device 8 are suspended as a thread assemblage in the hooks of the chain conveyors 11 12 and conducted by these through the working location of the sewing knitting machine the sewing knitting process then leads to the production of single sloping products the filling threads 1 of which are fastened to one another by means of a binding thread system the oblique and diagonal position of the filling threads 1 is determined essentially by the adjustment of the guide rods 9 10 in relation to the chain conveyors 11 12 the angle of slope of the filling threads 1 is.