KR20230093658A - Manufacturing method of traditional HANBOK using HANJI - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a hanbok jacket using traditional Korean paper as a teaching tool. And the left jacket 100 in which the rear sleeve 120-2 is integrally formed, the outer sleeve 130, the front body 210-1, the back body 210-2, the front sleeve 220-1 and the back sleeve ( 220-2) has a right bottom ring 200 integrally formed, an inner part 230, an end piece 400, and a support part 510 in which the central region extends outward in a band shape having a predetermined width and length. The collar 500, the identification 600, and the goreum 700 are prepared as individual pieces, and (a) the pasting area 130-1 of the outer shell 130 is attached to the front body of the left jeogori 100 After attaching to (110-3), folding the outer shell 130 to the right to complete the left jeogori with the outer shell, (b) the pasting area 230-1 of the inner 230 to the right jeogori 200 After bonding to the front body adhesive area 230-3 of ), folding the adhesive area 230-3 and the inner side 230 behind the front body 210-1 to complete a right jeogori having an inner side, (c) After attaching the back road bonding area 210-4 of the completed right jeogori 200 to the back road bonding area 110-4 of the completed left jeogori 100, the left and right jeogori folds to the right and unfolds. Completing the connected integrated low ring, (d) attaching one side of the pair of the end pieces 400 to the ends of both sleeves of the integrated low ring based on the center line (C) and folding the other half inside the sleeve Adhering to form a tail, (e) attaching the collar 500 to the neck of the integrated jacket, but a pair of virtual pairs where both ends of the support 510 coincide with the center line (C) Attach the neck points 500-1,500-2 to coincide with a pair of imaginary neck points 100-1 and 200-1 formed on the center line C of the left bottom ring 100 and the right bottom ring 200, After attaching the left part 520 and the right part 530 of the support part 510 to the remaining neck part of the left jeogori 100 and the remaining neck part of the right jeogori 200, respectively, the center line (C) Forming a collar by folding the integrated jacket inside and bonding to the inner surface based on, (f) folding the identification 600 based on the center line (C) and bonding to the outer and inner surfaces of the collar 500 to identify identification Forming step, (g) folding the one-piece jeogori along the center line (C) to form the front and rear parts, and the pasting areas 110-6 and 210-6 of the front body 110-1 and 210-1 and the front sleeves Folding back the pasting areas (120-4, 220-4) of (120-1, 220-1) and attaching them to the inside of the back body (110-2, 210-2) and the back sleeve (120-2, 220-2) to form a back, and , (h) The janggoreum 700 is prepared by separating the janggoreum 710 and the dangoreum 720, the janggoreum 710 is folded in half in the longitudinal direction, and the janggoreum 720 is prepared by Forming a goreum by adhering the janggoreum 710 to the janggoreum 710 while wrapping the janggoreum 710 adjacent to the folded region of the goreum 710, and then attaching the janggoreum 720 to the front collar of the integral jeogori includes;

Description

Manufacturing method of traditional Hanbok using Hanji {Manufacturing method of traditional HANBOK using HANJI}

The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing traditional Korean clothes using Korean paper, and more particularly, to a method for manufacturing a Korean traditional clothes jacket using traditional Korean paper as a teaching tool.

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

Because Korean clothing differs in materials depending on the climate and season, it is an important element that is the basic element of Korean clothing to the extent that any type of hanbok can be made if only one jacket can be made in terms of composition. Hanbok jeogori consists of the front and back body, sleeves, sleeves, collar, goreum, and Dongdong, and most of the components of traditional Hanbok remain in the back brush, straight vibration line, Seop, and Dongdong.

Recently, various textbooks that introduce how to manufacture traditional hanbok are 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 to develop and inherit traditional clothing through research and education on the overall history of Korean clothing. For example, Korean Registered Patent No. 10-2323149 introduces 'Hanbok training tool and Hanbok education service providing system', and Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2021-0080652 introduces 'Traditional costume assembly using functional branches'.

Hanbok is traditionally made of hemp fabric, linen fabric, ramie fabric, cotton fabric, silk fabric silk, and various hemp, yarn, la, tung, gold, and dan(緞) is used as a material. Such traditional hanbok materials are expensive, so it is difficult to use them as teaching materials or teaching aids for education.

On the other hand, traditional Korean paper is manufactured using mulberry bast fiber, which can exhibit various colors due to the development of dyeing technology, and in particular, has excellent flexibility and maneuverability and is not easily torn. In the case of manufacturing hanbok using hanji having these characteristics or using it as a teaching tool for teaching hanbok manufacturing methods, the same or very close effect as manufacturing hanbok using actual hanbok materials can be obtained.

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

An object of the present invention is to provide a method of manufacturing traditional Korean clothes using Korean paper, which can educate the manufacturing method of Korean clothes at low cost and materials, by providing a method of manufacturing Korean clothes using traditional Korean paper as a teaching tool.

In addition, an object of the present invention is to provide a method for manufacturing traditional hanbok using hanji that can be worn on characters or dolls.

In the present invention for achieving the above object, the front body 110-1, the back body 110-2, the front sleeve 120-1 and the rear sleeve 120-2 are integrally formed using Korean paper. Left jeogori (100), outer sleeve (130), front body (210-1), back body (210-2), front sleeve (220-1) and rear sleeve (220-2) forming an integral right jeogori (200) ), an eyelet 230, an end sinusoid 400, and a collar 500 having a support portion 510 extending outwardly in a central region in a strip shape having a predetermined width and length, and a pupil 600, The pus 700 is prepared in each piece, (a) the pasting area 130-1 of the overcoat 130 is glued to the front adhesive area 110-3 of the left jeogori 100, and then the overcoat ( 130) to the right to complete the left jeogori having an outer shell, (b) bonding the pasting area 230-1 of the inside 230 to the front body bonding area 230-3 of the right jeogori 200 and then folding the adhesive area 230-3 and the inside 230 behind the front body 210-1 to complete the right jeogori having the inside, (c) the area to be pasted on the back of the completed right jeogori 200 After attaching (210-4) to the back road bonding area 110-4 of the completed left jeogori 100, folding and unfolding the right jeogori to the right to complete an integral jeogori connected to the left and right jeogori, (d) one Forming an end piece by attaching the end piece 400 of the pair to the ends of the sleeves on both sides of the integrated low ring based on the center line (C) and folding the other half inside the sleeve to bond, (e) The collar 500 is attached to the neck of the integrated jacket, and a pair of imaginary neck points 500-1,500-2 where both ends of the support 510 coincide with the center line C are attached to the left jacket. (100) and a pair of imaginary neck points (100-1, 200-1) formed on the center line (C) of the right bottom ring (200) are adhered to match, and the left part (520) of the support part (510) After attaching the left and right parts 530 to the rest of the neck of the left jeogori 100 and the rest of the neck of the right jeogori 200, respectively, fold it inside the integral jeogori based on the center line (C) and adhere to the inner surface to form a collar, (f) folding the identification 600 based on the center line (C) and attaching it to the outer and inner surfaces of the collar 500 to form a identification, (g) forming the one-piece jacket along the center line Fold along (C) to form front and rear parts, and the pasting areas 110-6 and 210-6 of the front body 110-1 and 210-1 and the pasting area 120 of the front sleeves 120-1 and 220-1 -4,220-4) folded back and attached to the inside of the back road (110-2,210-2) and the back sleeve (120-2,220-2) to form a belly, and, (h) the goreum (700) is Janggoreum 710 and Dangoreum 720 are prepared separately, and the Dangoreum 710 is folded in half in the longitudinal direction, and the Dangoreum 720 is adjacent to the folded region of the Dangoreum 710. After attaching to the Janggoreum 710 while wrapping the Goreum 710, forming a Goreum by adhering the Dangoreum 720 to the front collar of the integrated jeogori.

In addition, in the method of manufacturing traditional hanbok using hanji of this embodiment, the shoulder bar 300 using hanji is further prepared as a piece, and after completing the integral jeogori in step (c), the left jeogori 100 and the Further comprising the step of reinforcing the neck of the integrated jeogori by attaching the shoulder bar 300 to the four regions 110-1, 110-2, 210-1, 210-2 including parts of the front and back halves of the right jeogori 200 can do.

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

In addition, in the step (h), a two-layer structure may be formed in which the janggoreum 710 and the dangoreum 720 are folded and adhered along the longitudinal center line C.

In addition, as long as the collar 500 applies a non-adhesive area to which glue is not applied to the surface adhered to the outer surface of the neck portion of the central region of the integrated jacket, and both ends of the support portion are cut to the center line (C) A pair of perforations 510-1 may be applied.

The present invention introduces a method of manufacturing traditional hanbok using Korean paper, so that the overall process of manufacturing hanbok can be easily used, and the manufacturing method of hanbok can be educated at a 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 manufactured using Hanji on characters or dolls.

In addition, the present invention can easily manufacture traditional hanbok for characters by using a plurality of pieces of hanji constituting hanbok.

1 is a front view showing the main names of the hanbok jeogori of this embodiment;
2 is a development view showing the left jeogori part for manufacturing the hanbok jeogori of this embodiment;
3 is a development view showing the right jeogori part for manufacturing the hanbok jeogori of this embodiment;
4 is a development view showing the main parts for manufacturing the hanbok jacket 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 practice will be clarified by the preferred embodiments described below. Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

It should be understood that the differences in the present embodiment, which will be described later, are not mutually exclusive. That is, without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention, specific shapes, structures, and characteristics described may be implemented in relation to one embodiment in another embodiment, and the location of individual components within each disclosed embodiment. Alternatively, it should be understood that the arrangement may be changed, and similar reference numerals in the drawings indicate the same or similar functions across several aspects, and the shape, such as length, area and thickness, may be exaggerated for convenience. In the description of the present embodiment, expressions such as front, back, left, right, first, and second indicate relative positions, directions, and orders, and their technical significance is not limited to dictionary meanings.

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

Referring to Figure 1, traditional hanbok jeogori can be divided into road, seop, git, dongdong, goreum, sleeves and enddong. The road refers to the central part of the jeogori, and is divided into the front and back roads according to the front and rear positions, and the lower part of the road is called the bridle. Bleeding forms a gentle round shape. The seop is the part where the front closure of the jeogori overlaps. The collar refers to the upper part of the road that wraps around the neck, and Dongjeong refers to the part that is added to the top of the collar. Goreum refers to the long string that secures the front of the jeogori so that it does not come apart. In addition, the sleeve refers to the outer part of the road corresponding to the arm, and the round part under the sleeve is called barae. End Dong refers to the part that is added to the hem of the sleeve.

2 to 4 are development 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 , Dongjeong, Janggoreum, and Dangoreum, respectively. In this embodiment, a hanbok jacket can be manufactured with the minimum configuration shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, and a hanbok jacket of the same design as a traditional hanbok manufactured by a sewing method using a fiber fabric using hanji can be manufactured. . The left and right sides exemplified in the description of this embodiment refer to the position of the wearer as a reference when wearing the jacket, respectively.

Referring first to FIG. 2 to examine the configuration of each part in detail, the left jeogori 100 has a front body 110-1 and a back body 110-2 integrally formed, and the front sleeve 120-1 to the left. and the rear sleeve 120-2 are integrally extended. The back road 110-2 is formed with a relatively larger width in the right side (ie, the direction in which the right jacket is connected) compared to the front road 110-1. This is to be connected to the right jeogori (200). And, the left jeogori 100 has a separate outer shell 130 of a sculptural structure.

This left jeogori 100 forms an adhesive area 110-3 where the outer side 130 is overlapped and bonded at the right end of the front body 110-1 (ie, in the direction in which the outer side is connected), and the back side 110-1 At the right end of 2), the right jacket 200 overlaps to form an adhesive area 110-4 to be bonded, and the left (ie, outer) ends of the front sleeve 120-1 and the rear sleeve 120-2 An adhesive region 120-3 to which the end sinusoid 400 is bonded is formed in the region. In addition, in the left jeogori 100, a perforation line 110-5 is formed in a diagonal direction from the right end of the front road toward the center line C in the corner area where the front road 110-1 and the back road 110-2 are connected. At this time, the perforated line 110-5 is cut with a larger width than the overlapping region 110-3.

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

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

Referring to FIG. 3, the right jeogori 200 has a structure symmetrical to the left jeogori 100, and has a front body 210-1, a back body 210-2, a front sleeve 220-1, and a back sleeve 220-2. ) is formed integrally, and has a separate inner shell 230 of a sculptural structure.

This right jeogori 200 extends and forms an adhesive area 210-3 where the inner side 230 is overlapped and bonded to the left end of the front body 210-1 (ie, the direction in which the inner side is connected), and the back road 210 At the left end of -2) (ie, the direction in which the left jacket is connected), the glued area 210-4 overlapped and adhered to the left jacket 100 is extended and formed, and the front sleeve 220-1 and the rear sleeve ( An adhesive region 220-3, to which the tip 400 is bonded, is formed at the right (ie, outer) end region of the 220-2.

In addition, the right jeogori 200 forms a pasting area 220-4 in which the lower end of the front sleeve 220-1 extends downward, and the right end of the front body 210-1 extends to the right. 210-6), and a perforated line 210-7 is formed at a corner where the gluing areas 210-6 and 220-4 are connected. At this time, it is preferable that the perforated line 210-7 is formed in a corner direction, that is, in a diagonal direction.

In addition, the front side 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 between the left jeogori 100 and the right jeogori 200, and the four regions 110-1,110-2,210 of the front and back roads of each jeogori 100,200. -1,210-2) is attached to the connected part to reinforce these areas. The shoulder bar 300 for this may form a quadrangular shape overlapping a portion of the four areas, and the surface forms a glued area for adhesion.

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

The feather 500 has a band shape having a predetermined width and length, and a support 510 having a predetermined width is formed in the center extending to one side. In the feather 500, the entire surface of one side where the support part 510 is formed based on the center line C in the longitudinal direction forms an area to be pasted, and the other side on the opposite side has an area to be pasted on the surface except for a part of the central area. is formed At this time, the surface of one side of the collar 500 is adhered to the outer surface of the neck of the jeogori, and the other surface is adhered to the inner surface while being folded inside the jeogori along the center line (C).

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

In addition, the collar 500 is formed with a perforated line 510-1 that is cut to the center line along the end of the support portion 510 in the width direction. This perforated line 510-1 also allows the collar 500 to be easily deformed into a round shape.

The feather 600 forms a strip shape having a predetermined width and length, and a glued area to be attached to the collar 500 is formed on the surface.

The goreum 700 is composed of the janggoreum 710 and the dangoreum 720, and the janggoreum 720 is configured to be combined while wrapping the janggoreum 710 in the width direction. A region to be pasted is formed on one side surface of the janggoreum 710 and the janggoreum 720 based on the center line C in the longitudinal direction.

The traditional hanbok of this embodiment is manufactured using the above configurations using Korean paper and an adhesive work using glue. Here, as a configuration that can be formed on a surface on either side facing each other in order to bond the areas to be pasted, the areas to be pasted and the bonding areas correspond to each other as a relative concept. Hereinafter, the process of manufacturing the traditional hanbok of this embodiment using the above configurations will be described in detail.

5a to 5x are process charts showing a process of manufacturing a hanbok jacket of this embodiment.

First, in order to manufacture the left jeogori 100, after pasting the pasting area 130-1 of the outer 130 as shown in FIG. 5a, the front body 110-1 of the left jeogori 100 -3) Adhere to. Then, as shown in FIG. 5B, the outer cover 130 is folded forward. At this time, the seam allowance of the outer shell 130 is directed toward the shell.

Then, in order to manufacture the right jeogori 200, after gluing the pasting area 230-1 of the anseop 230 as shown in FIG. -3) Adhere to. And, as shown in FIG. 5D, the adhesive area 210-3 of the front body 210-1 is folded inward together with the inner side 230. At this time, the seam allowance faces the inside of the front body (body side).

After manufacturing the left jeogori 100 and the right jeogori 200, they are bonded. That is, as shown in FIG. 5E, after pasting the area 210-4 of the back body 210-2 of the right jacket 200, the adhesive area of the back body 110-2 of the left jacket 100 ( 110-4), fold the right jeogori 200 to the right along the back road completion line (H) of each jeogori (100,200) as shown in FIG. At this time, the direction of the seam allowance is directed toward the right w jacket 200.

And, as shown in FIG. 5G, the shoulder bar 300 is installed in the center of the left and right jeogoris 100 and 200 connected to each other, that is, in the four regions 110-1, 110-2, 210-1, 210-2 including parts of the front and back roads of each jeogori. It is attached to reinforce the shoulder part of the jeogori.

Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 5H, after pasting the ends 400, the center line C is aligned with the hem adhesive areas 120-3, 220-3 of the sleeves 120, 220 of the left and right jackets 100, 200, and the remaining half is glued as shown in 5i. Fold back to complete the bonding. At this time, the gluing may be performed by dividing each half in steps of FIGS. 5H and 5I based on the center line (C).

And, as shown in Figure 5j, the left and right jeogori (100, 200) is 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 FIG. 5K, the neck points 100-1 and 200-1 on both sides are displayed at symmetrical predetermined positions on the center line (C). Here, the neck points 100-1 and 200-1 on both sides are points where the cut lines 110-5 and 210-5 of the left and right bottom rings 100 and 200 are connected to the center line C. In addition, since each perforation line 110-5 and 210-5 is sutured by the shoulder bar 300, the perforation line must be formed again with scissors.

In addition, after preparing the collar 500 and pasting the pasting area on the surface where the non-gluing area 540 is formed based on the center line (C), the neck points (100-1, .200-1) of the jacket and the collar Attach the collar to the jacket so that the neck points (500-1,500-2) of the match. At this time, the neck points 500-1,500-2 of the collar 500 refer to both side points 500-1,500-2 where both sides of the support 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 is the right jeogori 200 ) to coincide with the goal (200-1). At this time, the left and right parts 520 and 530 of the collar 500 centered on the support part 510 are deformed into round shapes in the left and right directions, respectively, and attached to the necks of the left and right jackets 100 and 200.

Then, as shown in FIGS. 5m and 5n, after folding the remaining part of the collar 500 based on the center line (C) to the inside of the jeogori, and then pasting the surface, the central, left and right parts of the jeogori glued to each In this way, the collar 500 is attached to the collar, as shown in FIG. 5O, the support part 510 extends to the back of the neck and is attached, so that the collar 500 on both sides is stably supported in the central area.

And, as shown in FIG. 5p, when the collars 100 and 200 on both sides are folded based on the center line C, the collar 500 and the collar 130 and 230 find their place and have the shape of the jacket.

Then, after preparing the identification 600 and pasting it on the surface, as shown in FIG. 5q, attach one half to the outer side of the feather 500 based on the center line C, and fold the other half back as shown in FIG. 5r. 500) is bonded to the inside.

In addition, as shown in FIGS. 5S and 5T, the pasting areas 110-6 and 210-6 of the front body 110-1 and 210-1 are folded back along the side line, and the pasting areas 120-4 and 220-1 of the front sleeves 120-1 and 220-1, respectively. 4) is folded back along the line, glued, and then attached to the inside of the back body (110-2, 210-2) and the back sleeve (120-2, 220-2), respectively.

Jeogori is completed in the same process as above, and a goreum is separately produced and bonded. That is, as shown in FIGS. 5U and 5V, the janggoreum 710 and the dangoreum 720 are folded along the center line C, pasted, and then bonded to produce the janggoreum 710 and the dangoreum 720 having a two-layer structure. . Then, as shown in FIG. 5W, the janggoreum 710 is folded in half in the lengthwise direction, and the janggoreum 720 is placed about 2 cm away from the folded portion to wrap the janggoreum 710. 710).

The goreum 700 prepared in this way is glued to the dangoreum 720 portion as shown in FIG. 5x, and then adhered to the outer collar to complete the traditional hanbok jacket.

The hanbok jeogori using hanji of this embodiment can be manufactured with the same feel and design as the jeogori of the fiber fabric by dividing the jeogori part into multiple pieces and then manufacturing it using glue. In particular, the pieces of Korean paper constituting each part can easily show each process of bonding them, so they can be efficiently used as teaching aids for learning how to make hanbok. In addition, traditional hanbok manufactured using hanji can be worn on dolls and characters to provide the beauty and elegance of traditional hanbok.

On the other hand, although the manufacturing process of Hanbok using Hanji in this embodiment has been described for women's Jeogori, the manufacturing method of Traditional Hanbok in this embodiment has the same structure as that of Jeogori, such as durumagi, dragees, baeja, window clothes, Baek Ju-wook, and Daho. may also be applied.

Although exemplary embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described as described above, various modifications and other embodiments may be made by those skilled in the art. All of 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: outside
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 Dong
500: Feather
600: pity
700: pus

Claims (5)

Using Korean paper, the left jacket 100 in which the front body 110-1, the back body 110-2, the front sleeve 120-1 and the back sleeve 120-2 are integrally formed, and the outer sleeve 130 and , Front body (210-1), back body (210-2), front sleeve (220-1) and back sleeve (220-2) forming an integral right jeogori (200), inside (230), and end (400) ), a collar 500 having a support part 510 extending outward in a central region in a strip shape having a predetermined width and length, a copper 600, and a pus 700, each piece is prepared,
(a) After attaching the pasting area 130-1 of the overcoat 130 to the front adhesive area 110-3 of the left jacket 100, fold the jacket 130 to the right to obtain a left coat with an overcoat to complete;
(b) After bonding the glued area 230-1 of the front side 230 to the front body bonding area 230-3 of the right jeogori 200, the bonding area 230-3 and the front body 230 folding the back of the front body (210-1) to complete a right jeogori with an inside;
(c) After attaching the back road bonding area 210-4 of the completed right jeogori 200 to the completed back road bonding area 110-4 of the left jeogori 100, fold the right jeogori to the right and unfold it. Completing an integral jeogori connected to the left and right jeogori;
(d) forming a pair of ends by attaching one side of the pair of end pieces 400 to the ends of both sleeves of the integrated jacket and folding the other half inside the sleeve to bond;
(e) A pair of imaginary neck points (500-1,500-2) in which the collar 500 is attached to the neck of the integrated jacket, and both ends of the support 510 coincide with the center line (C) Adhered to coincide with a pair of imaginary neck points 100-1 and 200-1 formed on the center line C of the left bottom ring 100 and the right bottom ring 200, and the left side of the support part 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, with respect to the center line (C), to the inside of the integral jeogori. Forming a collar by folding and adhering to the inner surface;
(f) forming a pigtail by folding the pigtail 600 along the center line (C) and attaching it to the outer and inner surfaces of the collar 500;
(g) Folding the one-piece jacket 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) -1) folding back the areas to be glued (120-4, 220-4) and adhering them to the inside of the back body (110-2, 210-2) and the back sleeve (120-2, 220-2), respectively, to form a fold; and,
(h) The janggoreum 700 is prepared by separating the janggoreum 710 and the janggoreum 720, the janggoreum 710 is folded in half in the longitudinal direction, and the janggoreum 720 is After attaching the janggoreum 710 while wrapping the janggoreum 710 adjacent to the folded region of 710, attaching the janggoreum 720 to the front collar of the integral jeogori to form a goreum; Including, traditional hanbok manufacturing method using hanji. According to claim 1,
Prepare more shoulder bars 300 using Korean paper in pieces,
After the integral jeogori is completed in step (c), the shoulder is applied to the four regions (110-1, 110-2, 210-1, 210-2) including parts of the front and back jeogori of the left jeogori 100 and the right jeogori 200. Adhering the bar 300, reinforcing the neck of the integral jeogori; further comprising, traditional hanbok manufacturing method using hanji. According to claim 2,
The shoulder bar 300 is applied with a pair of perforated lines cut in a diagonal direction from the lower side of the center in the vertical direction to the center line (C) of the integral jeogori toward the left jeogori and the right jeogori. Method for manufacturing traditional hanbok using Korean paper. The method of claim 1, wherein the (h) step,
The traditional hanbok manufacturing method using Korean paper, wherein the janggoreum 710 and the dangoreum 720 form a two-layer structure in which they are folded and adhered along the longitudinal center line (C). The feather 500 according to claim 1,
A non-adhesive area that is not glued is applied to the surface that is adhered to the outer surface of the neck of the central region of the integrated jacket,
A method of manufacturing traditional Korean clothes using Korean paper, in which a pair of perforated lines (510-1) are cut to the support portion at both ends to the center line (C).

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