KR102583476B1 - Manufacturing method of traditional HANBOK using HANJI - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a hanbok jeogori using traditional Korean paper as a teaching aid. The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a hanbok jeogori using traditional Korean paper, including the front body (110-1), the back body (110-2), and the front sleeve (120-1). And the left jeogori (100) in which the back sleeve (120-2) is integrated, the outer sleeve (130), the front sleeve (210-1), the back sleeve (210-2), the front sleeve (220-1), and the back sleeve ( 220-2) has an integrated right jeogori 200, an inner seam 230, an end 400, and a support portion 510 whose central region extends outward in a band shape with a predetermined width and length. Prepare the collar 500, the dongdong 600, and the pus 700 into separate pieces, and (a) glue the pasting area 130-1 of the top 130 to the front adhesive area of the left jeogori 100. After adhering to (110-3), folding the outer seam (130) to the right to complete the left jeogori with the outer seam, (b) attaching the pasting area (230-1) of the inner seam (230) to the right jeogori (200) ) After adhering to the front side adhesive area (230-3), folding the adhesive area (230-3) and the inner seam (230) behind the front side (210-1) to complete the right jeogori with the inner seam, (c) After adhering the back glueing area (210-4) of the completed right jeogori (200) to the back adhesive area (110-4) of the completed left jeogori (100), the right jeogori is folded to the right and unfolded so that the left and right jeogori are Step of completing the connected integrated jeogori, (d) attaching a pair of the end pieces 400 to the ends of both sleeves of the integrated jeogori with one side part based on the center line (C) and folding the other half to the inside of the sleeve. A step of forming an end by gluing, (e) gluing the collar 500 to the neck of the integrated jeogori, where both ends of the support portion 510 are a pair of virtual pairs matching the center line (C). The neck point (500-1,500-2) is glued to match a pair of virtual neck points (100-1, 200-1) formed on the center line (C) of the left jeogori (100) and the right jeogori (200) After attaching the left portion 520 and the right portion 530 of the support portion 510 to the remaining neck portion of the left jeogori 100 and the remaining neck portion of the right jeogori 200, respectively, the center line (C) A step of forming a collar by folding the integrated jeogori inward and gluing it to the inner surface, (f) folding the copper 600 based on the center line (C) and gluing it to the outer and inner surfaces of the collar 500 to form a feather. Forming step, (g) folding the integrated jeogori along the center line (C) to form a front part and a back part, and the pasting area (110-6, 210-6) of the front body (110-1, 210-1) and the front sleeve. A step of folding the pasting area (120-4,220-4) of (120-1,220-1) backward and gluing it to the inside of the back body (110-2,210-2) and the back sleeve (120-2,220-2), respectively, to form a backing, and , (h) The pus (700) is prepared by separating it into intestinal pus (710) and single pus (720), the intestinal pus (710) is folded in half in the longitudinal direction, and the single pus (720) is prepared in the intestinal pus (720). Wrapping the Janggoreum 710 so as to be adjacent to the folded area of the Pus 710 and adhering it to the Jangs 710, and then adhering the Dan Pus 720 to the front collar of the integrated jeogori to form a Pus. Includes ;

Description

{Manufacturing method of traditional HANBOK using HANJI}

The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing traditional Hanbok using Hanji, and more specifically, to a method of manufacturing Hanbok Jeogori using traditional Hanji as a teaching aid.

Hanbok is a traditional Korean clothing with a long history and is a unique costume that embodies the emotions of the nation. In modern times, hanbok is mainly used as formal wear and ceremonial clothing, and the frequency of wearing it in daily life has decreased significantly, but its value and consumer awareness as a traditional attire are increasing.

Since Korean clothing has different materials depending on the climate and season, from a compositional perspective, if you can make one type of jeogori, you can make any type of hanbok. It is an important element that is the basis of Korean clothing. The hanbok jeogori consists of the front and back, sleeves, ribs, collar, pus, and rim, and the back sole, straight armholes, ribs, and rim retain most of the traditional hanbok components.

Recently, various textbooks that introduce how to make traditional hanbok are being provided, and hanbok construction textbooks provide patterns that combine theory and practice and explain detailed sewing methods, making them a good guide for students who want to learn hanbok. It continues the development and succession of traditional clothing through research and education on the overall history of Korean clothing. For example, Korea Registered Patent No. 10-2323149 introduces 'Hanbok teaching aids and Hanbok education service provision system', and Korea Patent Publication No. 10-2021-0080652 introduces 'traditional clothing assembly using functional branches'.

Traditionally, Hanbok is made of linen, a hemp fabric, ramie, a cotton fabric, and silk, a cotton fabric, as well as various fabrics such as 紬, yarn, ra, neung, geum, and dan. It is used as a material for etc. Such traditional Hanbok materials are expensive, making it difficult to use them as teaching materials or teaching aids.

Meanwhile, traditional Korean paper is manufactured using mulberry fiber, a bast fiber of the mulberry tree. With the development of dyeing technology, it can display a variety of colors. In particular, it has excellent flexibility and operability, and has the advantage of not being easily torn. When manufacturing hanbok using hanbok with these characteristics or using it as a teaching tool for teaching hanbok manufacturing methods, it can produce the same or very close effect as manufacturing hanbok using actual hanbok materials.

Korean Patent No. 10-2323149 Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2021-0080652

The purpose of the present invention is to provide a method of manufacturing hanbok using traditional hanbok as a teaching aid, thereby providing a method of manufacturing hanbok using traditional hanbok that can teach hanbok manufacturing method with inexpensive materials and costs.

Additionally, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a method of manufacturing traditional hanbok using hanji that can be worn on characters or dolls.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention uses Korean paper, and the front body (110-1), the back body (110-2), the front sleeve (120-1), and the back sleeve (120-2) are integrated into one body. The left jeogori (100), the top (130), the front (210-1), the back (210-2), the front sleeve (220-1), and the back sleeve (220-2) are integrated into the right jeogori (200). ), an inner shell 230, an end dong 400, a collar 500 having a support portion 510 whose central area extends outward in a band shape having a predetermined width and length, and a dong 600, Prepare the pus (700) into individual pieces, (a) attach the pasting area (130-1) of the outer cover (130) to the front adhesive area (110-3) of the left jeogori (100), and then attach the outer cover (130) to the front adhesive area (110-3) 130) is folded to the right to complete the left jeogori with the outer jeogori, (b) adhering the pasting area 230-1 of the inner jeogori 230 to the front adhesive area 230-3 of the right jeogori 200. After that, folding the adhesive area (230-3) and the inner seam (230) back to the front side (210-1) to complete the right jeogori with the inner seam, (c) the back side glueing area of the completed right jeogori (200) A step of adhering (210-4) to the back adhesive area (110-4) of the completed left jacket (100) and then folding and unfolding the right jacket to the right to complete an integrated jacket where the left and right jackets are connected, (d) A step of forming a pair of ends (400) by attaching one side to the ends of both sleeves of the integrated jeogori with respect to the center line (C) and folding and adhering the other half to the inside of the sleeve, (e) The collar 500 is attached to the neck of the integrated jeogori, and a pair of virtual neck points (500-1,500-2) where both ends of the support portion 510 coincide with the center line (C) are attached to the left jeogori. (100) and the right jeogori (200) is glued to match a pair of virtual neck points (100-1, 200-1) formed on the center line (C), and the left portion (520) of the support portion (510) And the right part 530 is glued to the remaining neck part of the left jeogori 100 and the remaining neck part of the right jeogori 200, respectively, and then folded to the inside of the integrated jeogori based on the center line C and adhered to the inner surface. forming a collar, (f) folding the feather 600 based on the center line (C) and adhering it to the outer and inner surfaces of the collar 500 to form a collar, (g) forming the integral jeogori along the center line Fold along (C) to form a front part and a back part, and the paste area (110-6, 210-6) of the front body (110-1, 210-1) and the paste area (120) of the front sleeve (120-1, 220-1) -4,220-4) is folded back and glued to the inside of the back girth (110-2,210-2) and the back sleeve (120-2,220-2) to form a tummy tuck, and (h) the pus (700) is an intestinal pus It is prepared by separating it into 710 and single pus 720, the intestinal pus 710 is folded in half in the longitudinal direction, and the single pus 720 is adjacent to the folded area of the intestinal pus 710. It includes the step of wrapping the pus 710 and adhering it to the long pus 710, and then adhering the short pus 720 to the front collar of the integrated jeogori to form pus.

In addition, in the method of manufacturing traditional hanbok using Korean paper of this embodiment, the shoulder bar 300 using Korean paper is further prepared as a piece, and after completing the integrated jeogori in step (c), the left jeogori 100 and the above It further includes the step of reinforcing the neck of the integrated jeogori by adhering the shoulder bar 300 to four areas (110-1,110-2, 210-1, 210-2) including the front and back portions of the right jeogori (200). can do.

In addition, a pair of cut lines cut in a diagonal direction toward the left and right jackets may be applied to the shoulder bar 300 from the lower side of the center in the vertical direction to the center line (C) of the integrated jacket.

Additionally, in step (h), the intestinal pus 710 and the unilateral pus 720 may be folded and adhered along the longitudinal center line (C) to form a two-layer structure.

In addition, the collar 500 applies a non-adhesive area to which no glue is applied to the surface adhered to the outer surface of the neck portion in the central area of the integrated jeogori, as long as both ends of the support part are cut up to the center line (C). A pair of perforated lines 510-1 can be applied.

The present invention introduces a method of manufacturing traditional Hanbok using Hanji, so that the overall process of Hanbok manufacturing can be easily used and the Hanbok manufacturing method can be taught at low cost.

In addition, the present invention can provide the unique style and beauty of hanbok, which is the same as that of textile materials, by wearing traditional hanbok made using hanji on characters or dolls.

In addition, the present invention can easily manufacture traditional hanbok for characters by using multiple pieces of hanji that make up hanbok.

1 is a front view showing the main names of the hanbok jeogori of this embodiment,
Figure 2 is an exploded view showing the left jeogori portion for manufacturing the hanbok jeogori of this embodiment;
Figure 3 is an exploded view showing the right jeogori portion for manufacturing the hanbok jeogori of this embodiment;
Figure 4 is an exploded view showing the main parts for manufacturing the hanbok jeogori of this embodiment,
Figures 5a to 5x are process charts showing the process of manufacturing the hanbok jeogori of this embodiment.

The technical problems achieved by the present invention and its implementation will become clear by the preferred embodiments described below. Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be examined in detail with reference to the attached drawings.

It should be understood that the differences in this embodiment, described later, are not mutually exclusive. That is, without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention, the specific shape, structure, and characteristics described may be implemented in other embodiments with respect to one embodiment, and the positions of individual components within each disclosed embodiment. Alternatively, it should be understood that the arrangement may be changed, and similar reference numbers in the drawings refer to the same or similar functions across various aspects, and the length, area, thickness, etc. may be exaggerated for convenience. In the description of this embodiment, expressions such as front, back, left, right, first, second, etc. indicate relative positions, directions, and orders, and their technical meaning is not limited by dictionary meaning.

Figure 1 is a front view showing the main names of the hanbok jeogori of this embodiment.

Referring to Figure 1, the traditional hanbok jeogori can be divided into the length, the top, the collar, the top, the pus, the sleeves, and the end. The gil refers to the central part of the jeogori, and is divided into the front gil and the back gil depending on the front and back positions, and the lower part of the gil is called the doryeon. The bleed forms a gently round shape. Seop is the part where the front fastening of the jeogori overlaps. The part that goes to the outside is called the outer part, and the part that goes inward is called the inner part. The collar refers to the top of the way that surrounds the neck, and the dongdong refers to the part that is added on top of the collar. Goreum refers to the long string that holds the front part of the jeogori so that it does not open. And, the sleeve refers to the outer part of the length corresponding to the arm, and the round part under the sleeve is called the baerae. The hem refers to the part added to the end of the sleeve.

Figures 2 to 4 are developed views showing each part necessary to manufacture the hanbok jeogori of this embodiment, Figure 2 shows the left jeogori part, Figure 3 shows the right jeogori part, and Figure 4 shows the shoulder bar, end, and collar. , virgin pus, intestinal pus, and single pus were shown, respectively. In this embodiment, a hanbok jeogori can be manufactured with the minimum configuration shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, and a hanbok jeogori with the same design as the traditional hanbok manufactured using a sewing method using fiber fabric using hanji can be manufactured. . The left and right sides illustrated in the description of this embodiment respectively refer to the positions relative to the wearer when wearing the jeogori.

Referring first to Figure 2 to look at the configuration of each part in detail, the left jeogori (100) has a front length (110-1) and a back length (110-2) integrated into one, and the front sleeve (120-1) to the left. and back sleeves (120-2) are extended integrally. The back road (110-2) is formed with a relatively larger width to the right (i.e., in the direction where the right jacket is connected) compared to the front road (110-1). This is to connect to the right jeogori (200). And, the left jeogori (100) is separately provided with a piece-shaped top (130).

This left jeogori (100) forms an adhesive area (110-3) on the right side (i.e., the direction in which the outer shoulder is connected) end of the front body (110-1) where the outer shoulder blade (130) is overlapped and adhered, and the back body (110-1) The right end of 2) forms an adhesive area (110-4) where the right jeogori (200) is overlapped and adhered, and the left (i.e. outer) end of the front sleeve (120-1) and the back sleeve (120-2) An adhesive area 120-3 to which the end block 400 is attached is formed in the area. In addition, the left jeogori (100) has a cut line (110-5) formed in the corner area where the front road (110-1) and the back road (110-2) are connected in a diagonal direction from the right end of the front road toward the center line (C). At this time, the cutting line 110-5 is cut to a width greater than that of the overlapping area 110-3.

In addition, the left jeogori 100 forms a pasting area 120-4 where the lower end of the front sleeve 120-1 extends downward, and the left end of the front body 110-1 extends to the left. 110-), and a perforation line 110-7 is formed at the corner where each pasting area 110-6 and 120-4 are connected. At this time, the cutting line 110-7 is preferably formed in the edge direction, that is, in the diagonal direction.

In addition, the outer cover 130 forms a pasting area 130-1 at the left end facing the front road 110-1.

Referring to Figure 3, the right jeogori (200) has a structure that is symmetrical to the left jeogori (100) and has a front length (210-1), a back length (210-2), a front sleeve (220-1), and a back sleeve (220-2). ) is formed as an integrated piece, and is separately provided with a piece-shaped seat (230).

This right jeogori (200) extends and forms an adhesive area (210-3) where the inner shell (230) is overlapped and adhered to the left end of the front road (210-1) (i.e., the direction in which the inner seam is connected), and the back road (210) At the end of the left side (i.e., the direction in which the left jacket is connected) of -2), a pasting area (210-4) that overlaps and adheres to the left jacket (100) is extended and formed, and the front sleeve (220-1) and the back sleeve ( An adhesive area 220-3 to which the end block 400 is attached is formed in the right (i.e. outer) end area of 220-2).

In addition, the right jeogori 200 forms a pasting area 220-4 where the lower end of the front sleeve 220-1 extends downward, and the right end of the front sleeve 210-1 extends to the right. 210-6), and a perforation line 210-7 is formed at the corner where each pasting area 210-6 and 220-4 are connected. At this time, the cutting line 210-7 is preferably formed in the edge direction, that is, in the diagonal direction.

In addition, the inner shell 230 forms a pasting area 230-1 at the right end facing the front road 210-1.

Referring to FIG. 4, the shoulder bar 300 is configured to reinforce the connection portion of the left jacket 100 and the right jacket 200, and is divided into four areas (110-1, 110-2, 210) on the front and back of each jacket (100, 200). -1,210-2) is glued to the connecting parts to reinforce these areas. For this purpose, the shoulder bar 300 may have a square shape that overlaps some of the four areas, and the surface forms a pasting area for adhesion.

The end 400 is connected to the ends of the sleeves 120 and 220 of the left and right jackets 100 and 200, and forms a piece structure with a predetermined width and length. It is preferable that the surface of the end 400 forms a pasting area for adhering to the ends of the sleeves 120 and 220, and that the center line C in the longitudinal direction protrudes further outward.

The collar 500 has a strip shape with a predetermined width and length, and a support portion 510 with a predetermined width is formed in the center extending to one side. The collar 500 forms an area to be glued on the entire surface of one side where the support portion 510 is formed based on the center line C in the longitudinal direction, and on the other side, the area to be glued is formed on the surface excluding a portion of the center. is formed At this time, one surface of the collar 500 is adhered to the outer surface of the neck of the jeogori, and the other surface is folded inward along the center line C and adhered to the inner surface.

At this time, a non-pasting area 540 is formed in a central portion of the outer area based on the center line C. This non-pasting area 540 allows the collar 500 to be easily deformed into a round shape and adhered to the neck portion of the round jeogori. The non-contact area 540 for this purpose is formed to have a longitudinal width wider than the width of the support portion 510.

Additionally, the collar 500 is formed with a cut line 510-1 that is cut along the width direction edge of the support portion 510 up to the center line. This perforation line 510-1 also allows the collar 500 to be easily transformed into a round shape.

The feather 600 has a strip shape with a predetermined width and length, and a glued area for adhesion to the feather 500 is formed on the surface.

Pus 700 is composed of pus 710 and pus 720, and pus 720 is combined by surrounding pus 710 in the width direction. An area to be glued is formed on one surface of the long pus 710 and the short pus 720 based on the longitudinal center line C.

The traditional Hanbok of this embodiment is manufactured using the above-described structures using Hanji and adhesive process using glue. Here, it is a configuration that can be formed on one side of the surface facing each other in order to adhere the pasting area, and the pasting area and the adhesive area are relative concepts to each other. Below, the process of manufacturing the traditional hanbok of this embodiment using the above configurations will be examined in detail.

Figures 5a to 5x are process charts showing the process of manufacturing the hanbok jeogori of this embodiment.

First, in order to manufacture the left jeogori 100, glue was applied to the pasting area 130-1 of the outer cover 130 as shown in Figure 5a, and then the front length 110-1 of the left jeogori 100 was glued to the adhesive area 110. -Adhere to 3). Then, fold the outer cover 130 forward as shown in Figure 5b. At this time, the seam allowance of the outer sewn 130 is toward the sewn side.

Then, in order to manufacture the right jeogori 200, glue is applied to the pasting area 230-1 of the inner seam 230 as shown in Figure 5c, and then the adhesive area 210 is attached to the front road 210-1 of the right jeogori 200. -Adhere to 3). Then, as shown in Figure 5d, the adhesive area 210-3 of the front road 210-1 is folded inward together with the inner shell 230. At this time, the seam allowance is toward the inside of the front section (towards the body).

After manufacturing the left jacket (100) and the right jacket (200), they are glued together. That is, as shown in Figure 5e, after applying paste to the pasting area 210-4 of the back length 210-2 of the right jeogori 200, the adhesive area 110-2 of the left jeogori 100 ( 110-4), and fold the right jacket (200) to the right along the back completion line (H) of each jacket (100, 200), as shown in Figure 5f, and unfold the attached pair of jackets (100, 200) to the left and right. At this time, the seam allowance direction is toward the right wjeogori (200).

And, as shown in Figure 5g, the shoulder bar 300 is installed in the center portion of the left and right jackets 100 and 200 that are connected to each other, that is, in four areas (110-1, 110-2, 210-1, 210-2) including parts of the front and back of each jacket. Glue it to reinforce the shoulder area of the jeogori.

Next, as shown in Figure 5h, after applying glue to the end dong (400), it is glued along the center line (C) to the end adhesive area (120-3, 220-3) of the sleeves (120,220) of the left and right jackets (100,200), and the other half as shown in 5i. Fold back to complete adhesion. At this time, the pasting can be done in half in steps of Figures 5h and 5i based on the center line (C).

Then, as shown in Figure 5j, the left and right jeogori (100, 200) are folded in half along the shoulder center line (C) so that the front and back parts of the jeogori are distinguished.

Again, after unfolding the left and right jeogori as shown in Figure 5k, neck points (100-1,200-1) on both sides are marked at symmetrical predetermined positions on the center line (C). Here, the neck points (100-1,200-1) on both sides are the points where each perforation line (110-5, 210-5) of the left jeogori (100) and the right jeogori (200) is connected to the center line (C). In addition, since each cut line (110-5, 210-5) is sutured by the shoulder bar 300, the cut line must be formed again using scissors.

Then, prepare the collar 500 and apply glue to the area to be glued on the surface where the non-glue area 540 is formed based on the center line (C), then glue the neck point (100-1,.200-1) of the jacket and the collar. Attach the collar to the jeogori so that the neck points (500-1,500-2) match. At this time, the neck point (500-1,500-2) of the collar 500 refers to both side points (500-1,500-2) where both sides of the support portion 510 coincide with the center line (C). Therefore, the neck point 500-1 on one side of the collar 500 coincides with the neck point 100-1 of the left jeogori 100, and the neck point 500-2 on the other side of the collar 500 matches the neck point 500-2 on the right jeogori 200. ) to match the target point (200-1). At this time, the left and right portions 520 and 530 of the collar 500 centered on the support portion 510 are transformed into round shapes in the left and right directions, respectively, and are attached to the neck portions of the left jacket 100 and the right jacket 200.

Next, as shown in Figures 5m and 5n, the remaining part of the collar 500 based on the center line (C) is wrapped and folded inside the jeogori, and then the surface is applied with glue to be applied to the central, left, and right parts of the jeogori. Glue each one together. In the jacket with the collar 500 glued in this way, the support portion 510 is extended and glued to the back of the neck as shown in Figure 5o, so that the collar 500 on both sides is stably supported in the central area.

And, when both sides of the jacket (100, 200) are folded about the center line (C) as shown in Figure 5p, the collar (500) and the ribs (130, 230) return to their original positions and take the shape of the jacket.

Next, after preparing the copper 600 and applying glue to the surface, half of it is glued to the outer side of the feather 500 based on the center line (C) as shown in Figure 5q, and the remaining half is folded backwards as shown in Figure 5r to form the feather ( 500) is attached to the inside.

In addition, as shown in Figures 5s and 5t, the pasting area (110-6, 210-6) of the front body (110-1,210-1) is folded back along the side line, and the pasting area (120-4,220-6) of the front sleeve (120-1,220-1) is folded backwards. 4) Fold back along the belly line, apply glue, and attach to the inside of the back body (110-2, 210-2) and back sleeve (120-2, 220-2), respectively.

The jeogori is completed through the same process as above, and a separate pus is made and attached. That is, as shown in FIGS. 5u and 5v, the intestinal pus 710 and the single pus 720 are folded along the center line C, glued, and then glued to produce the intestinal pus 710 and single pus 720 with a two-layer structure. . Then, as shown in Figure 5w, the intestinal pus 710 is folded in half in the longitudinal direction, and the single pus 720 is wrapped around the intestinal pus 710 at a distance of about 2 cm from the folded area. 710).

The pus 700 manufactured in this way is glued to the dan pus 720 as shown in Figure 5x and then adhered to the outer collar to complete the traditional hanbok jeogori.

The hanbok jeogori using hanji in this embodiment can be manufactured with the same feel and design as the jeogori made of textile fabric by dividing the jeogori part into multiple pieces and then manufacturing them using glue. In particular, the pieces of hanji that make up each part can easily show the process of gluing them together, so they can be effectively used as teaching aids for learning hanbok manufacturing. In addition, traditional hanbok manufactured using hanji can be worn on dolls, characters, etc., providing the beauty and elegance of traditional hanbok.

Meanwhile, the hanbok manufacturing process using hanji in this embodiment was explained for women's jeogori, but the traditional hanbok manufacturing method in this embodiment is to manufacture traditional hanbok with the same structure as jeogori, such as durumagi, dangui, baeja, window clothes, Baekjuuk, dapo, etc. It can also be applied.

Although exemplary embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described as described above, various modifications and other embodiments will occur to those skilled in the art. These modifications and other embodiments are to be considered and included in the appended claims without departing from the true spirit and scope of the present invention.

100: Left jeogori 130: Outer top
200: Right jeogori 230: Anseop
110-1,210-1: Front road 110-2,210-2: Back road
120-1,220-1: Front sleeve 120-2,220-2: Back sleeve
300: shoulder bar
400: end
500: feather
600: sympathy
700: pus

Claims (5)

Using Korean paper, the left jeogori (100), the front sleeve (110-1), the back sleeve (110-2), the front sleeve (120-1), and the back sleeve (120-2) are integrated into one piece, and the outer sleeve (130). , the front sleeve (210-1), the back sleeve (210-2), the front sleeve (220-1), and the back sleeve (220-2) forming an integrated right jeogori (200), the inner sleeve (230), and the end dong (400). ), a collar 500 having a support portion 510 whose central region extends outward in a strip shape having a predetermined width and length, a virgin 600, and a pus 700 are prepared in separate pieces,
(a) After gluing the pasting area (130-1) of the outer cover (130) to the front adhesive area (110-3) of the left jeogori (100), the outer cover (130) is folded to the right to form a left jeogori with an outer cover. Steps to complete;
(b) After adhering the pasting area (230-1) of the inner seam (230) to the front adhesive area (230-3) of the right jeogori (200), the adhesive area (230-3) and the inner seam (230) Step of completing the right jeogori with an inner seam by folding it back along the front part (210-1);
(c) After adhering the back glueing area (210-4) of the completed right jeogori (200) to the back adhesive area (110-4) of the completed left jeogori (100), folding and unfolding the right jeogori to the right. A step of completing an integrated jeogori where the left and right jeogori are connected;
(d) forming a pair of ends 400 by attaching one side to the ends of both sleeves of the integrated jeogori with respect to the center line C and folding and adhering the other half to the inside of the sleeve to form an end;
(e) The collar 500 is attached to the neck of the integrated jeogori, and a pair of virtual neck points (500-1,500-2) where both ends of the support portion 510 coincide with the center line (C) is glued to match a pair of virtual neck points (100-1, 200-1) formed on the center line (C) of the left jeogori (100) and the right jeogori (200), and the left side of the support portion 510 After attaching the portion 520 and the right portion 530 to the remaining neck portion of the left jeogori 100 and the remaining neck portion of the right jeogori 200, respectively, they are moved to the inside of the integrated jeogori based on the center line (C). Forming a feather by folding and adhering to the inner surface;
(f) forming a copper tube by folding the copper tube (600) about the center line (C) and adhering it to the outer and inner surfaces of the collar (500);
(g) The integrated jeogori is folded along the center line (C) to form a front part and a back part, and the pasting area (110-6, 210-6) of the front body (110-1, 210-1) and the front sleeve (120-1, 220) -Folding the pasting areas (120-4, 220-4) of -1) backward and gluing them to the inside of the back body (110-2, 210-2) and the back sleeve (120-2, 220-2), respectively, to form a backing; and,
(h) The pus (700) is prepared by separating it into intestinal pus (710) and single pus (720), the intestinal pus (710) is folded in half in the longitudinal direction, and the single pus (720) is separated into the intestinal pus (710) and single pus (720). Wrapping the Janggoreum (710) adjacent to the folded area of (710) and adhering to the Janggoreum (710), and then adhering the Dangus (720) to the front collar of the integrated jeogori to form a Pus; A method of manufacturing traditional hanbok using hanji, including. According to claim 1,
Prepare additional shoulder bars (300) made of Korean paper into pieces,
After completing the integrated jeogori in step (c), the shoulder is placed in four areas (110-1,110-2,210-1,210-2) including the front and back parts of the left jeogori (100) and the right jeogori (200). A method of manufacturing traditional hanbok using hanji, further comprising the step of reinforcing the neck portion of the integrated jeogori by gluing the bar 300. According to claim 2,
A traditional hanbok manufacturing method using hanji is applied to the shoulder bar 300, where a pair of cut lines are cut diagonally toward the left jeogori and the right jeogori from the lower side of the center in the vertical direction to the center line (C) of the integrated jeogori. The method of claim 1, wherein step (h),
A method of manufacturing traditional Hanbok using Hanji, where the Janggoreum (710) and the Danpus (720) form a two-layer structure in which the Janggoreum (710) and the Danpus (720) are folded and glued along the longitudinal center line (C). The method of claim 1, wherein the feather 500 is:
Applying a non-adhesive area to which no glue is applied to the surface adhered to the outer surface of the neck portion in the central area of the integrated jeogori,
A traditional hanbok manufacturing method using hanji, in which a pair of cut lines (510-1) are applied to the support portion, where both ends are cut up to the center line (C).

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