JP3203492U - Three-dimensional - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a three-dimensional kite that improves the appearance of a kimono by preventing wrinkles from being formed on the back or left and right parts of the neck of the collar when worn. A first core having one long side formed into a concave curved shape and a second core formed with one long side formed into a convex curved shape are formed by forming a concave curved shape portion and a convex curve. In a state where the shape portions are opposed to each other with a gap serving as a boundary portion therebetween, they are connected by adhesion or the like on the half of the cloth 11, and the other half of the cloth 11 is folded by adhesion or the like. This is overlapped with the half-collar and folded so that the half collar 2 comes out to the front with the boundary part as a fold line, and has a three-dimensional collar 1 with an uneven curved portion of the first collar core and the second collar core. In the vicinity of the center of the other long side that is not the long side, one or more incisions 33 are made in the vicinity of the center to obtain a smooth curve when worn. [Selection] Figure 6

Description

The present invention relates to a three-dimensional kite that incorporates a kite core and naturally forms a three-dimensional curved shape.

The present invention relates to a so-called liar kite, that is, a kite that does not have a kite body and is combined with a kite, a bundling, and a belt attached to the bundling, and has a three-dimensional shape around the neck. The present invention relates to a bag characterized by the formation of a three-dimensional shape that does not make a surface. The kite of the present invention is called a three-dimensional kite.

However, the present invention is not limited to the case where there is no bag body, but can also be applied as a bag of a bag.

Traditionally, the half-shell on the top surface of the heel was used as a cover to prevent the heel's heel from becoming dirty, but this half-fold is located close to the face and is often seen by the other party. Therefore, an increasing number of people wear it as a decorative item with a fashionable element.

However, the heel is a three-dimensional structure that is twisted when worn along the chest from around the person's neck. On the other hand, since the heel is made from a cloth that is flat, it is absolutely impossible and beautiful in shape. There are problems such as not being in a curved shape and forming a wrinkle on the heel as shown in FIG.

Therefore, an upper and lower two-stage cloth interlining is bonded to the inner side of the folded cloth, and the long side of one interlining forms a gentle concave curved line, and the length of the other interlining is long. The side has a gentle convex curved line, and two curved lines are opposed to each other to form a boundary, and a structure of a fold is proposed in which the boundary is folded as a folding line. . At this time, it is intended that the folded boundary portion becomes an ridge and a ridge having a smooth curved shape as a whole. (Patent Document 1)

Further, the proposal is similar to the above, and has a structure in which two interlinings are installed, and one of the two interlinings has a plurality of notches on the long side opposite to the curved line. A structure in which the parts are arranged has been proposed. This is because when the collar is worn around the neck, the fabric of the ground is picked from between the notches to prevent wrinkles from occurring due to the length of the inner and outer peripheries of the heel. By pulling both ends of the notch, the ground which is a flat fabric is intended to have a three-dimensional and curved shape. (Patent Document 2)

Utility model application announcement Showa 54-41762 Patent Publication 2011-252239

However, as shown in the above-mentioned document 1, it is not possible to eliminate wrinkles simply by configuring in a curved shape, and the situation varies depending on the degree of curvature of the wrinkles. In some cases, no effect was seen.

In addition, as shown in Document 2 above, if a plurality of notches are installed in the core material, a certain effect can be seen. However, as in Document 2, a notch is provided at the center of the heel, that is, directly behind the neck. When installed, the strength of the central part of the core material is lowered, so that the entire curved shape is affected, and it is difficult to obtain a shape with a good appearance.

Therefore, the present invention aims to provide a three-dimensional kite that has a three-dimensionally beautiful curve even if the kite has a different shape depending on how it is worn, and that is difficult to fold the kite and has a good appearance.

The present invention comprises a first core, a second core, a cloth and a half paddle,
The central part of one long side of the first core is formed in a concave curved shape, and the central part of one long side of the second core is formed in a convex curved shape matching the curve of the concave curved shape. ,
One or more cuts are made at a position somewhat away from the center of the long side of the first and second cores that is not the uneven curved shape,
A gap is formed between the concave curved shape portion of the first core and the convex curved shape portion of the second core to form a boundary portion and fixed to the cloth so as to face each other.
Further, the cloth is folded in half so as to wrap the first and second cores, and the first and second cores are fixed to the cloth.
Overlay the cloth with the half-collar that is slightly wider,
The collar fabric and the half-collar are folded in two so that the boundary between the first and second cores is a fold line and the half-collar becomes a front, and a three-dimensional structure is provided. It is a three-dimensional kite.

According to the present invention, when the heel is worn, the entire body is smoothly curved and becomes three-dimensional, the heel does not approach the inside of the heel, that is, the side in contact with the neck, and the heel does not approach the outside. It can provide a bag that does not impair the appearance.

Top view of core material and cloth Enlarged view of the cut part of the core material Top view of folding cloth Top view with half-pile on top Plan view of the state where the boundary of the wick is folded as a fold line The perspective view of the state which folded the boundary part of a wick as a fold-back line AA 'cross-sectional view of core and cloth BB 'cross-sectional view of folding cloth folded in half CC 'cross-sectional view folded with the boundary of the wick as the fold line Figure with a three-dimensional kite assembled as part of an inner set for kimono Front sketch with inner set for kimono Rear sketch with inner set for kimono Figure with seams along the core material when the core material and cloth are stacked The figure which cut off the part which does not wrap the core along the seam when folding the cloth Schematic diagram of stacking core materials The figure which shows the state where the heel has been crushed

An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings showing the structure and operation of the bag of the present invention.

A first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a plan view in which a core material and a cloth are overlapped. The cloth cloth 11 has a rectangular shape, and the approximate length is 120 cm and the width is 12 cm. A state is shown in which two cores are placed on the cloth cloth 11 so as to be centered in the longitudinal direction and biased to one side (the lower side in the drawing) of the cloth cloth 11. Considering the ease of understanding of the figure, the core materials 3 and 4 are drawn with a relatively shorter length than actual.

The two core members 3 and 4 are a cloth woven from natural fibers or synthetic fibers, a thin plate-like synthetic resin, or the like, and is made of a material harder than the cloth cloth 11. The center part of the longitudinal direction of the long side of the first core member 3 on the lower side in the drawing and the upper side in the drawing forms a gentle concave curved shape 31. The central part of the second core material 4 on the upper side in the figure and the longitudinal direction of the long side on the lower side in the figure forms a gentle convex curve shape 41 that is the same as the concave curve shape 31 of the first core material 3. Yes.

The concave curved shape 31 of the first core member 3 and the convex curved shape 41 of the second core member 4 are opposed to each other so as to be seen in the figure, and a narrow boundary portion 5 is formed therebetween. Has been placed. FIG. 7 shows a cross-sectional view of the first core material 3, the second core material 4, and the cloth cloth 11 in a position indicated by AA 'in FIG. The cross-sectional view is exaggerated in the thickness direction for easy understanding. (This applies to the following)

The long side 32 on the opposite side of the concave curved shape 31 of the first core member 3 is curved in the same direction as the linear or concave curved shape 31 and has a curved shape looser than that. The long side 42 on the opposite side of the concave curved shape 41 of the second core member 4 forms a curved shape that is looser in the same direction as the linear or convex curved shape 41.

The distance between the line connecting both ends of the long side 42 of the second core member 4 and the line passing through the center of the long side 32 of the first core member 3 parallel to the line is half the width of the cloth 11. Slightly smaller. That is, since the first core material 3 and the second core material 4 are only on one side of the width of the cloth cloth 11, when the cloth cloth 11 is folded in two in the width direction, the first core material 3 and the second core material 4 The long sides on both sides of the cloth 11 can be overlapped without interfering with the second core material 4.

One or more notches 33 extending in the width direction are provided in the vicinity of the center of the long side 32 of the first core member 3 in the longitudinal direction, excluding the center and the vicinity thereof. In FIG. 1, reference numerals are given only at one cut to avoid complication. The second core material 4 is similarly provided with cuts 43.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of a cut portion of the first core member 3. The position of the cut 33 in the longitudinal direction is drawn by reducing the longitudinal direction in consideration of the visibility of the drawing. The cut is made in a straight line, but as will be described later, the core is pulled in the longitudinal direction and fixed to the cloth while applying tension, so that the cut is opened and a V-shape is drawn.

From the figure, it can be seen that five cuts 33 are arranged at positions symmetrical to the center of the long side 32 of the first core member 3 in the longitudinal direction (left and right in the figure), avoiding the vicinity of the center. . Although not shown, the second core material 4 is similarly provided with cuts 43.

Not cutting in the vicinity of the center in the longitudinal direction of the long side 32 of the first core material 3 affects the overall curved shape because the strength of the core material at the center of the heel decreases. When a collar is worn around the neck, it is difficult to obtain a good-looking heel shape, and the inventor has devised to avoid such a situation.

As shown in FIG. 2, the depth of the plurality of cuts becomes shallower as the distance from the center in the longitudinal direction of the long side 32 of the first core member 3, that is, the center of the three-dimensional kite. Furthermore, it can be seen from the figure that the direction of each incision passes through a virtual focal point 100. Although not shown, the second core material 4 is similarly provided with cuts 43. The length and direction of this notch is simply perpendicular to the long side, and the inventor has various ways to achieve a smoother shape and less wrinkles than when the same length of cut is made. It was obtained as a result of

As will be described later with reference to paragraph 0031 and FIG. 9, the core material 4 is on the inner side of the bag (ie, on the side in contact with the neck) and the core material 3 is on the outer side when the three-dimensional kite of the present invention is mounted. The degree of curvature of the core material 4 is stronger than that of the core material 3. Therefore, although the interval between the notches 33 and the interval between the notches 43 in the vicinity of the center of the core material are shown to be substantially the same in FIG. 1 and others, the interval is actually slightly narrower in the core material 4 than in the core material 3. It is desirable to do. For example, the interval between the cuts 43 near the center of the core material 4 is about 4 to 5 cm, and the interval between the cuts 33 near the center of the core material 3 is about 5 to 6 cm.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of the cloth cloth 11 folded. In the state shown in FIG. 1, with the center line in the longitudinal direction of the cloth cloth 11 as a fold line, the first core material 3 and the second core material 4 are folded in two so as to wrap inside. is there.

A thermoplastic adhesive is applied to the first core material 3 and the second core material 4, and the first core material 3 and the second core material 4 are bonded to the sandwiched cloth 11 when heated and fixed so as not to move. At this time, the cores 3 and 4 are pulled, and the cut 33 is opened in a V shape as shown in FIG. Thereby, the shape of the three-dimensional kite can be realized by deforming the kite cloth 11. In order to avoid the complexity of the figure, the cuts are shown as straight lines except in FIG. 2, but in reality they are all open in a V shape. In FIG. 2, only the wick 3 is shown, but the wick 4 is the same. In this embodiment, a method of using a core material to which an adhesive has been applied for fixing has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the covering 11, the first core material 3, and the second core material 4 are combined. Other fixing methods such as sewing may be used.

FIG. 4 is a plan view in which a half-pile is stacked on the cloth. As described above, the cloth cloth 11, the first core material 3 and the second core material 4 are overlapped, the cloth cloth 11 is folded and fixed, and the half collar 2 and the longitudinal center are aligned and overlapped. is there. As shown in the figure, the half-collar 2 is slightly wider than the folding cloth 11 folded in two, and is arranged so that an excess part appears on both sides of the spreading cloth 11.

FIG. 8 shows a cross-sectional view of the position indicated by BB ′ in FIG. 4 in a state where the first core material 3 and the second core material 4 are wrapped with the wrapping cloth 11 and the half ridges 2 are overlapped.

Next, FIG. 5 is a plan view showing a state in which the boundary portion of the core is folded as a folding line. The first core material 3 and the second core material 4 shown in FIG. 4 are wrapped with the cloth cloth 11 and the half cloth 2 is overlapped so that the cloth cloth 11 is wrapped inside with the boundary portion 5 as the fold line. This is the result of folding the upper side in the figure and the other side in the figure. Although this state has a three-dimensional structure and is not suitable for illustration as a plan view, the plan view is shown for the sake of clarity. FIG. 9 shows a cross-sectional view of the position indicated by CC 'in FIG. In FIG. 9, the fold line at the top forms the ridge 6. In FIG. 9, the left side is the inner side of the heel (the side in contact with the neck), and the right side is the outer side.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a state where the boundary portion of the core is folded as a fold line. FIG. 6 is the same as FIG. 5, but shows a state of wearing from the neck to the chest three-dimensionally rather than planarly. The boundary portion 5 used as a fold line coincides with the position of the hill 6. At this time, it can be seen that the notches 33 near the center reach the front of the shoulder except for the back of the neck, and those not far from the center are distributed in the upper part of the chest. Although not shown, the notch 43 of the core 4 reaches the front of the shoulder except for the back of the neck.

When the three-dimensional kite 1 of the present invention is folded so as to wrap the kite cloth 11 with the boundary 5 as a fold line, the three-dimensional kite 1 is naturally three-dimensional as shown in FIG. 6, and a curved line of the kite is realized. At this time, no wrinkles are generated on the inside of the three-dimensional kite 1, that is, on the side that comes into contact with the neck when worn on the human body and on the outside of the three-dimensional kite 1, so that the appearance is good.

FIG. 10 is a diagram in which a solid kite is assembled as a part of the inner set for kimono. In order to actually attach this bag to the human body, an inner set for kimonos, etc., separately devised by the inventor is used. The inner set for a kimono is one in which only the heel that is part of the conventional heel is worn so that the heel does not have to be worn, and the kimono is easily attached.

As shown in FIG. 10, the inner set for a kimono is attached to the solid cloth 1 by sewing a power cloth 7 and the belt 8 for connecting the force cloth 7 to the end of the solid cloth 1 and the tip of the belt 8. A clip 9 is further provided with a belt 8 for connecting to a kimono bag and a clip 9 at the tip thereof.

FIG. 11 is a front plan view of an inner set for a kimono. The three-dimensional kite 1 is mounted around the neck, and its end is connected to the belt 6 attached in the middle of the webbing 7 by the clip 7. FIG. 12 is a rear plan view in which an inner set for a kimono is worn. 11 and 12, it can be seen that the three-dimensional kite 1 is fixed to the body from the neck 101 to the torso 102.

As described above, according to the three-dimensional kite of the present invention, a three-dimensional kite having a beautiful three-dimensional curve can be provided even if the shape of the kite is different depending on how it is worn, and the kite is difficult to bend.

Although the above demonstrated the case where the solid kite of this invention of the inner set for kimonos was combined, the same effect can be expected also when combined with the kite.

FIG. 13 is a view in which seams are formed along the core material. In the first embodiment, the core materials 3 and 4 shown in FIG. 3 and the cloth cloth 11 are overlapped, and the cloth cloth 11 is folded in half so that the core material 3.4 is wrapped. A seam 20 is formed on the cloth 11 along the line 42. By doing so, it is possible to sew together the two overlapping cloths and further reinforce the fixation of the inner core 4.

FIG. 14 is a view in which portions that do not wrap the wick cores 3 and 4 along the seam 20 at the time when the fold cloth 11 is folded. As a result, the center portion is cut off along the long side 42 of the wick core 4 in the upper side in the drawing of the lining cloth 11, and the width of the central portion of the lining cloth 11 is slightly narrowed.

In FIG. 14, the core 11 along the boundary line 5 follows the stage shown in FIG. 14 without cutting off the collar 11 or the half collar 2 thereon along the long side 42 or the seam 20. When folding the core 3 and the collar core 4, the upper side of the collar cloth 11 and the half collar 2 are curved as shown in FIG. 14 by folding the collar cloth 11 or the half collar 2 inward. I can do it.

The following completes the solid kite 1 in the same procedure as in the first embodiment. When this procedure is taken, there is an advantage that the core 4 is difficult to be displaced, and the width in the longitudinal direction of the inner side of the three-dimensional kite 1 and the portion in contact with the neck is almost constant, so that the appearance is improved.

In this embodiment, a method of overlapping the cores in a double manner is shown. FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram in which core members are stacked. In FIG. 15, the core cover 3a having the same shape as the core 3 and the core cover 4a having the same shape as the core 4 are first overlapped with the core cloth 11, and then the core 3 and the core 4 are placed at exactly the same position. Overlapping is shown by arrows.

Except this point, the second embodiment is the same as the first embodiment.

The reason for this is that there are a lot of cuts made in the core, and it looks thin through the cloth. To avoid this, put a thin core first in the position next to the cloth. A hard core is stacked on top of it. This can provide a nice-looking bag.

The three-dimensional collar according to the present invention is stored in the state shown in FIG. 8, and it means that the cut is not seen through from the left side of FIG. In addition, since there is the semi-coffin 2 on the cloth cloth 11 on the right side of FIG. 8, even if a thin core is not inserted, it cannot be seen through from the right side.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Three-dimensional ridge | line | wire 皺 11 衿 cloth 2 half heel 20 seam 3 衿 core 3a 1st wick core cover 31 concave curve shape 32 long side 33 cut 4 ridge core 4b second wick core cover 41 convex curve shape 42 long side 43 Incision 5 Boundary part 6 Hiruyama 7 Force cloth 8 Belt 9 Clip 100 Focal point 101 Neck 102 Body 103 Arm

Claims (6)

It consists of a first core, a second core, a cloth and a half paddle,
The central part of one long side of the first core is formed in a concave curved shape, and the central part of one long side of the second core is formed in a convex curved shape matching the curve of the concave curved shape. ,
One or more cuts are made at a position somewhat away from the center of the long side of the first and second cores that is not the uneven curved shape,
A gap is formed between the concave curved shape portion of the first core and the convex curved shape portion of the second core to form a boundary portion and fixed to the cloth so as to face each other.
Further, the cloth is folded in half so as to wrap the first and second cores, and the first and second cores are fixed to the cloth.
Overlay the cloth with the half-collar that is slightly wider,
The collar fabric and the half-collar are folded in two so that the boundary between the first and second cores is a fold line and the half-collar becomes a front, and a three-dimensional structure is provided. Three-dimensional kite to do. The three-dimensional kite according to claim 1,
A three-dimensional kite characterized in that the method of fixing the first and second kite cores to the kite cloth portion is a method using an adhesive or a thermal adhesive. The three-dimensional kite according to claim 1,
A three-dimensional kite characterized in that the depth of the plurality of cuts becomes shallower as it goes away from the center of the three-dimensional kite. The three-dimensional kite according to claim 1,
A solid kite characterized in that the direction of the plurality of cuts is on a line radiating from a virtual center. The three-dimensional kite according to claim 1,
3. A three-dimensional kite characterized in that the long sides of the first and second cores that are not concave-convex curved have a loose curved shape in the same direction as the curved shape. A three-dimensional kite according to claim 5,
The first and second cores are folded in half so as to wrap the first and second cores, and the first and second cores are fixed on the side of the first and second cores that are not unevenly curved. A three-dimensional kite characterized in that the kite cloth is sewn along the shape of the long side, and the excess that does not wrap the kite core is cut off.

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