embodiments of structures and methods of knitting described above in the description of fig2 through 7 any item corresponding to that in fig1 is denoted by the same reference character and numeral as those refered to in fig1 as far as possible fig2 is a view of knit structure almost corresponding to the part z enclosed by dotted line in fig1 a denoting the foundation texture b the scallops and p positions at which picots are formed the character n shows the position of needle the ground fabric is knitted of warps 1 and 2 for this knitting needle n 1 n 9 are used each needle n forms chain stitches in every course of warp 1 and another warp 2 is interlaced between chain stitches adjacent to each other in the transverse direction where a ground fabric a is formed describing this structure more detailedly with respect to needles n 1 and n 2 the warp 2 is inserted through consecutive three courses on the stitch line formed by the needle n 1 transferred to the adjacent needle n 2 inserted into consecutive three courses on the stitch line formed by the needle n 2 just like the previous procedure and then returned to the initial needle n 1 repetition of such processes with respect the needles n 1 n 9 form a marquisette structure i e ground fabric a application of other structures than marquisette to knitting is not limited as.