A method for producing a background structure in a jacquard fabric for a mattress ticking using a double-sided needle selection circular knitting machine of a rib gating type, the method by which a suitable pattern is created by means of computer-based needle selection on a cylinder side, a suitable pattern is also created by means of computer-based needle selection on a dial side, and a suitable knitting structure is made in a suitable part by combining the pattern obtained on the cylinder side with the pattern obtained on the dial side, characterised in that the method comprises: in a course direction from a needle serving as a reference, at a first feeder, repeating a process of knitting with two consecutive cylinder needles, welting with one opposing dial needle, and then knitting with two consecutive dial needles; at a second feeder, repeating a process of welting with one cylinder needle, knitting with two consecutive opposing dial needles, knitting with two consecutive opposing cylinder needles, and then welting with one opposing dial needle; at a third feeder, repeating a process of knitting with one cylinder needle, and then welting with one cylinder needle; at a fourth feeder, repeating a process of knitting with one dial needle, knitting with two consecutive opposing cylinder needles, welting with one opposing dial needle, and then knitting with one dial needle; at a fifth feeder, repeating a process of knitting with one cylinder needle, welting with one opposing dial needle, knitting with two consecutive dial needles, and then knitting with one opposing cylinder needle; at a sixth feeder, repeating a process of knitting with one cylinder needle, and then welting with one cylinder needle; at a seventh feeder, performing the same process as at the second feeder; at an eighth feeder, performing the same process as at the first feeder; at a ninth feeder, performing the same process as at the third feeder; at a tenth feeder, performing the same process as at the fifth feeder; at an eleventh feeder, performing the same process as at the fourth feeder; at a twelfth feeder, performing the same process as at the sixth feeder; and thereafter repeating above processes in a feeder direction. in a course direction from a needle serving as a reference, at a first feeder, repeating a process of knitting with two consecutive cylinder needles, welting with one opposing dial needle, and then knitting with two consecutive dial needles; at a second feeder, repeating a process of welting with one cylinder needle, knitting with two consecutive opposing dial needles, knitting with two consecutive opposing cylinder needles, and then welting with one opposing dial needle; at a third feeder, repeating a process of knitting with one cylinder needle, and then welting with one cylinder needle; at a fourth feeder, repeating a process of knitting with one dial needle, knitting with two consecutive opposing cylinder needles, welting with one opposing dial needle, and then knitting with one dial needle; at a fifth feeder, repeating a process of knitting with one cylinder needle, welting with one opposing dial needle, knitting with two consecutive dial needles, and then knitting with one opposing cylinder needle; at a sixth feeder, repeating a process of knitting with one cylinder needle, and then welting with one cylinder needle; at a seventh feeder, performing the same process as at the second feeder; at an eighth feeder, performing the same process as at the first feeder; at a ninth feeder, performing the same process as at the third feeder; at a tenth feeder, performing the same process as at the fifth feeder; at an eleventh feeder, performing the same process as at the fourth feeder; at a twelfth feeder, performing the same process as at the sixth feeder; and thereafter repeating above processes in a feeder direction.