JPS62170572A - Method for embroidering crepe cloth - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention, when performing embroidery processing on crepe fabric, does not use kneaded crepe that has been refined and manufactured into a product. This invention relates to a method for embroidering raw crepe fabric, and aims to enable embroidery to be performed on crepe fabric at the weaving shop or at the weaving stage.

(Conventional technology) Conventionally, when embroidering on crepe, the finished product after scouring is used, and the fabric is stretched horizontally on a specific embroidery frame equipped with a Japanese embroidery machine. There is no existing method in which embroidery is performed using a specially processed embroidery thread that is different from the fabric, and embroidery is performed on semi-finished crepe fabric, or raw crepe, using thread of the same composition as the original fabric. I didn't.・ (Problems to be solved by the invention) In the conventional embroidery process using kneaded crepe, (1) the desired pattern was embroidered by strongly stretching the crepe fabric horizontally in a specific embroidery frame, but the characteristics of kneaded crepe During the north embroidery process, the fabric constantly loosens and the embroidery pattern becomes uneven.
It takes a high level of skill to sew the desired pattern accurately.
There was a problem that only experienced embroidery could be performed reliably.

(2) Furthermore, if stains occur on the fabric or the embroidery pattern, there is a drawback that it takes time and effort to remove the stains.

(3) In addition, stitching 1 in kneaded crepe is a so-called post-processing (back stitching), so the thread of the fabric and the embroidery thread are always different threads, so a complicated processing process is required at the dyeing stage. It required special techniques.

(4) When embroidering on conventional product crepe fabric,
The embroidery process inevitably creates needle holes, and even if double post-processing is performed at the dyeing stage, it is impossible to eliminate the needle holes.

(Means for Solving the Problems) Therefore, when performing embroidery processing on crepe fabric, the applicant of the present application has conducted various research and found that the original fabric, that is, raw crepe, which is still in the loom in the same state as woven, We have developed a method that eliminates the drawbacks of the prior art by applying pre-processing (first stitching) to the fabric.

Although the embroidery thread of the present invention is intended to be the same as the yarn composition of the original fabric, conventional embroidery threads may also be used.

(Function) (1) Since raw crepe, which is a semi-sold product used in the present invention, does not stretch or contract like the commercialized kneaded chili men, the embroidery pattern will be distorted even if a specific embroidery frame is used. Since this method does not cause any embroidery, it has the advantage of being able to be embroidered using a general-purpose pre-head type original fabric embroidery machine.

Moreover, the raw fabric lifted up at the tail end of the machine can be directly applied to the multi-head type raw fabric embroidery machine for embroidery, making the embroidery process extremely efficient.

(2) In the present invention, since embroidery is applied to raw crepe as it is, that is, to the original fabric, pre-processing is performed by so-called pre-stitching, so even if the product is contaminated with stains or has needle holes, it cannot be scoured or processed. During this process, these stains and needle holes will be removed naturally.

(3) The dyeing process of the reduced printing fabric that has been embroidered using the raw reduction process in the present invention is easy, and in particular, since the purpose is to use the same quality of embroidery thread as the original fabric, the dyeing process does not require complicated processing. It has the effect of simplifying this without requiring it.

(Example) An example of the present invention will be described based on a non-limiting example of a sewing machine used and with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Figure 1 of the drawings shows the original fabric embroidery frame of the present invention in which a crepe original fabric (
(raw crepe fabric) is stretched horizontally and embroidered.
1) is the crepe fabric, (2) is the core of the fabric, (3) is the fabric embroidery machine, (4) is the 3 frames on the fabric side, (5) is the frame support part of the fabric embroidery frame, (6) is a clip that stretches the fabric horizontally, (7) is a hook that stretches the fabric vertically, (8) is the sewing machine body, (9)
) is a sewing machine needle, (10) is an embroidery pattern, and is a raw material embroidery frame equipped with a general-purpose raw material embroidery machine (3), in which so-called raw crepe is woven on the crepe material (1). (4) is a method in which the material is stretched as shown in the figure and the embroidery 8 process is performed.

With the method of this invention, it is possible to embroider on both small, medium (medium width) and wide width (wide width) original fabrics. When embroidering with kneaded crepe, it was impossible to match the patterns perfectly, but with the method described above, you can make a perforation in the center of the wide width cloth and embroidery on both sides of the width width at the same time.
It is also possible to perfectly match the patterns on the left and right sides of the kimono.
Furthermore, this method brings about various effects that could not be obtained by embroidery using kneaded crepe as described above.

Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of a conventional Japanese (crepe) embroidery frame.
(11) is the inner frame of the upholstery (frame that presses the fabric), (12)
) is the cloth-covered outer frame, (13) is the telescopic adjustment screw, (14)
(15) indicates a frame support plate, (15) indicates a frame hanging fixture, and in this embroidery frame, the frozen crepe fabric is held between the inner frame (11) and the outer frame (12), and the fabric is pressed by the inner frame. The outer frame is used to adjust the expansion and contraction, and when working with frozen crepe, this embroidery frame has to be used due to the nature of the fabric, which requires a high degree of skill and effort.

In the method of the present invention, it is possible to use this embroidery frame, but on the other hand, it is impossible to use the original fabric count frame as in the present invention for embroidery on kneaded crepe.

In the method of embroidering a crepe original fabric according to the present invention, there is no need to use a specific embroidery frame such as the one described above; Embroidery processing can be performed using a frame for general embroidery 3.

(Effects of the present invention) /1) Compared to the conventional embroidery process using kneaded crepe fabric, the method of embroidery using raw crepe fabric according to the present invention can sew a pattern more reliably without causing distortion, and can be applied to a specific process. It is not necessary to use an expensive embroidery frame for Japanese clothing, and there is an effect of bringing good luck without requiring special skill.

(2) Also, since the present invention is a method of embroidering on the original fabric before crepe processing, the woven Keisei can be directly embroidered on the original fabric at the weaving shop or at the loom stage, so it is possible to embroidery on the original fabric before crepe processing. It has a great effect on labor saving and increasing efficiency.

(3) In the method of the present invention, even if contamination from sewing machines or needle holes occurs in the product, it is naturally removed during the scouring process, and the finishing process does not require complicated steps or special techniques.

(4) Since the purpose of the prickling process on raw crepe according to the present invention is to use threads of the same quality as the original fabric, it has the effect of making the dyeing process easier.

(5) Furthermore, according to the present invention, grooves can be opened all at once in the Keihan kimono that is finished in two widths, so there is an effect that the patterns on the left and right sides of the kimono can be perfectly matched.

(6) As described above, the present invention saves the process and labor in the crepe embroidery process, thereby reducing costs, bringing labor savings, high efficiency, and quality maintenance effects to the crepe embroidery industry. This will greatly contribute to productivity and economy, and can contribute to the revitalization of the stagnant crepe industry.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings are one embodiment of the present invention, and the present invention is not limited thereto. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which embroidery is applied to a crepe original fabric according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a plan view of a conventional Japanese-style (crepe) embroidery frame. In the figure, 1. Crepe material, 2. Core of material, 3. Material embroidery machine, 4. Material embroidery frame, 5. Frame support, 6. Material. Anti-horizontal tensioning clip, 7... Fabric hanging fixture, 8...
Sewing machine body, 9... Sewing machine needle, 10... Embroidery model,
11...Inner frame, 12...Outer frame, 13...Expansion adjustment screw, 14...Frame support plate, 15...Frame hanging fixture. Figure 11

Claims (1)

[Claims] When applying embroidery to crepe, the same thread (or conventional embroidery thread) as that of the original fabric is used on the original fabric, or so-called raw crepe, before the process of crepe processing (scouring). A method for embroidering on a crepe fabric, characterized by embroidering using a general-purpose embroidery frame such as a fabric frame, without using a specific embroidery frame conventionally used.