DE20015C - Method of making the feather plush - Google Patents

Description

IMPERIAL

PATENT OFFICE.

CLASS 86: Weaving.

First of all, I leave the feathers, which must be precisely sorted according to their width, cut off the keels and tips so far that they are as uniform as possible in width own.

Then I have the individual feathers sewn together with thread, in such a way that two feathers are always placed on top of each other and connected with thread.

The spring thread created in this way is made like this on an ordinary sewing machine quilted close to the keel, so that one can only cut it off with scissors can get through. When the sewing machine has reached the end of the thread, it is quilted again in the same direction in the same way to bind the fiber of the feather tightly into the thread.

Then the keel is carefully cut out with the scissors and the result is the insert intended for weaving.

However, in order to give it an even greater durability, it is placed on the string wheel turned pretty tight.

This now finished entry is wound up and placed on a trimmed hand chair, on which a chain of cotton yarn is stretched, woven into plush on the following Way:

The chair is arranged on three steps; the first and second steps are used for education of the ground, the third step lifts alone and binds the spring insert from above in Distances of approx. 2 to 3 cm to the substrate. That to the chain as well as The yarn to be used for intermediate work can be made from any other yarn instead of cotton durable fabric.

After some intermediate layers have been woven with thread, the thread is wound up Pen insert drawn through the parts by hand and pressed, then follows twice Intermediate layers (more often if you intend to use thinner fabrics) with cotton yarn for the formation of the subsoil, then again feather inserts and so on in whatever way you like Mafse.

The fabric can of course also be made to any width.

The now finished plush is not subjected to any further process; however can be the same be sheared as needed.

Claims (1)

Patent claim: The production of feather plush by weaving in a feather chenille as firing material, which even made of feathers of equal width by stitching together, quilting on both sides of the Keel, cutting out the keel with scissors and tearing the missing flag strips on which "string wheel" was created.