ground stitch 2 and contains only the straight reinforcement thread portions 3 4 which are necessary for the reinforcement threads which are laid across the entire panel to span across a plurality of neighboring useful sectors 12 the best results are obtained when the proportion of reinforcement thread in the remaining to be discarded sector is less than 10 suitably 5 of the total consumption of reinforcement thread material this means that the reinforcement thread during the transition from one useful sector to the adjacent useful sector is practically linear that is to say it is led either in the direction of the panel or perpendicular thereto the reinforced inlay which is later formed by the cutting out stamping out or using other separating means along line dotted line 13 has the shape of the desired item here a circular disk while in an ordinary fabric pattern it does not matter at which point the reinforcement inlay corresponding to the molding item is separated out in this case care must be taken that only the useful segment to be utilized as inlay is separated out this can be done without causing any substantial difficulties for example in the cutting or stamping the work tool must grasp the edge of the useful segment a requirement which in the automatic application of the process can be readily controlled by optical or other sensors another possibility exists therein in providing separating threads at the edge of the useful segment which can be dissolved either by chemical means or by the influence of elevated temperatures in the embodiment of fig2 the fabric panel comprises a ground stitch 22 in the form of a tricot stitch the reinforcement threads comprise warp threads 23 full weft threads 24 and.