DK148164B - PROCEDURE FOR MANUFACTURING A FUR WORK - Google Patents

Description

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The present invention relates to a method of making a fur-work piece for use in fur-goods.

The usual way in which so-called galvanized fur mills are manufactured is that the required amount of fur strips and nappa leather strips, ribbons or similar strip materials, for example 1 cm wide, are alternately stitched side by side in a longitudinal direction with a fur sewing machine. In this way, the fur piece thus produced is completely covered with fur hair because of the bushy nature of the fur strips. Although very little coat material is used in the galling method, the material consumption is relatively large.

The object of the present invention is to provide a process for the production of a fur piece, in which the disadvantages of the known methods are avoided. the following advantages are obtained: (1) using a suitable type of fur mill requires considerably less material than heretofore; 20 (2) a fur mill manufactured in this way is lighter than a fur mill made by the usual methods; ( 3) the method of the invention enables curved cuts to be made.

This is achieved according to the invention by the part of the claim which is stated in the prior art.

The invention will now be described in more detail with reference to the drawing, in which: FIG. 1 is a top view of a base support with cutouts; FIG. 2 is a side view of a fur strip; FIG. Figure 3 is a side view of the base substrate in the direction of the strips, with double-folded fur strips being inserted into notches in the base substrate; 4 shows the finished piece of furwork seen from the sieve in the direction of the strips and to whose base the fur 2-148164 o strips have been attached by sewing; FIG. 5 shows a piece of furwork assembled from separate pieces of base substrate; and FIG. 6 and 7 are examples from above of basic substrates for 5 fur pieces, and on which it is intended to attach corrugated forms of e.g. fur strips of different color tones.

According to the invention, for example, a coat of fur can be made as follows.

The starting material is the required base support 1 for the workpiece. The base substrate 1 may consist of leather, fabric, plastic material or a similar material. In the base support 1, work cuts 2 are formed with suitable spacing, for example along the entire length of the workpiece.

Then, fur strips 3 are cut in an amount corresponding to the number and total length of the work cutouts, or fur strips or strips or similar fur parts cut in advance for this purpose can be used. The width of the fur strips is determined by the need 20 in each case. For example, the strip width is preferably approx. 1 cm when using fox fur. The fur strips 3 are then folded twice lengthwise with the hair side out. These double-folded fur strips 3 are inserted into the notches 2 made in the base substrate 1, whereby the notches 2 are closed together and the strips are attached to the base substrate by sewing the side edges of the base substrate notches and the side edges of the strips.

A change to the above-described method consists in cutting strips of nappa leather or similar material and inserting double-folded fur strips between these strips as described above.

The method is particularly suitable for the production of fur pieces of long-haired materials, e.g. of blue fox, white fox or Australian opossum sum.

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