Process of making long haired pile fabric and making artificial hairpieces therefrom

Claim 1

A METHOD OF FABRICATING LONG HAIR PILE FABRIC FROM WHICH A WIG OR OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS MAY BE MADE COMPRISING (A) ARCUATELY FEEDING A CONTINUOUS WEB OF FILAMENTS SUBSTANTIALLY ALL OF WHICH HAVE LENGTHS OF AT LEAST FIVE INCHES TO A PLURALITY OF KNITTING NEEDLES, (B) ALLOWING SAID NEEDLES TO ENGAGE SAID FILAMENT AT RANDOM POINTS ALONG THE FILAMENT LENGTHS, (C) KNITTING A BASE FABRIC ON SAID NEEDLES AND ALLOWING A PORTION OF SAID FILAMENTS TO BE LOOPED INTO THE BIGHTS OF THE LOOPS OF THE KNIT STRUCTURE OF SAID FABRIC AS SAID FABRIC IS FORMED, (D) THROUGH DOFFING MEANS MOVING THOSE PORTIONS OF SAID FILAMENTS REMAINING ON THE DOFFING MEANS OVER A STRAIGHT LINE PATH CONTINUOUS WITH SAID ARCUATE PATH WHICH ALLOWS THOSE PORTIONS OF SAID FILAMENTS REMAINING ON THE DOFFING MEANS TO BE PULLED THEREFROM BY SAID NEEDLES OVER INCREASINGLY ANGULAR PATHS TO SAID STRAIGNT LINE PATH WHEREBY BREAKAGE AND ENTANGLEMENTS ARE MINIMIZED.