DE8516269U1 - Composite consisting of at least two pieces of fabric - Google Patents

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The innovation relates to a composite at least consisting of two approximately parallel to each other and above thread-like connecting means interconnected pieces of tissue, wherein an intermediate space between the pieces of tissue is optionally completely or partially filled by filler material is.

In such a composite known as a decorative cushion, the edges of the pieces of fabric are sewn together. For the production so a sewing machine is required. When sewing with the sewing machine there is a risk that the Move pieces of fabric against each other and the possibly existing patterns on the top and bottom no longer match. In order to achieve optical effects, the pieces of fabric can be provided with weaving patterns, possibly as handwork can also be embroidered.

The object of the present invention is to design a composite of the type mentioned at the outset so that it can be connected the pieces of fabric no sewing machine is required, the thread-like connecting means soilen with which the pieces of fabric are connected to each other, serve as a means of decoration.

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To solve this problem, the invention provides * that the pieces of fabric assigned to one another, with a small gap between them, rubbed warp and weft openings have, through which the thread-like connecting means meandering connecting the pieces of fabric with one another are drawn through, the thread-like connecting means being tapes, cords, threads and / or thread bundles.

It is possible to make it easier to pull the connecting means through while at the same time increasing the strength of the tissue can be achieved by having two parallel sides of each breakthrough penetrated by the connecting means, respectively are formed by several warp or weft threads and that these threads are fastened together by leno. Appropriately, the openings are longer than wide and the thread-like connecting means are bands, their Width corresponds approximately to the length of the openings, the openings with their longitudinal extension are transverse to the The threading of the tapes is directed in order to obtain a particularly good bond between the pieces of fabric.

For easy cleaning, the pieces of tissue connected to the connecting means and, if necessary, the filler material can be used in a If they are wet and then dried, they will retain their shape and retain their properties unchanged.

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A special sewing in of the ¹ edges is unnecessary. The outer edges of the fabric pieces are surrounded by a U-shaped edging tape, the edging tape being connected to the fabric pieces by an adhesive coating, preferably by hot ironing. Exact trimming of the edge may then be unnecessary, since minor deviations and changes in shape in the edge area are covered by the edging tapes.

In a particularly advantageous manner, even drawing in of the connecting means can be facilitated by that along the openings arranged side by side in a row at a constant distance serve as a counting grid Patterns are woven into the fabric pieces. For example, a pattern repetition can be provided every 10 warp or weft threads be.

A textile material can advantageously be used as the filler material (Fleece or wadding) but foam rubber, preferably in the form of shavings, can be used easily Find.

The proposed composite can be used particularly advantageously as handicraft for recreational purposes, for Manufacture, for example, of decorative pillows, pin cushions, bed covers, in particular for children's or dolls beds, but also

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Further designs according to the invention can be found in the subordinate claims and their advantages are explained in more detail in L of the description below. In the accompanying drawings: J

Figure 1 is a perspective view of a pillow, f FIG. 2 shows a partial section along the line 11-11

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Figure 4 is a partial oblique view of two intersecting single braided ribbons on a larger scale.

The decorative cushion shown in the single embodiment in Figures 1 to 4 consists of two equally large, practically identical pieces of tissue 1, 1 ', which are connected to one another via connecting means 2 in the form of flat strips 3, 3' are. In addition, the edges of the pieces of fabric are 1,1 '|

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through this U-shaped enclosing ironed-on edging tapes 4 edged.

The pieces of fabric 1, 1 'themselves have elongated openings 5, 5' in parallel strips, the length of which is approximately the same as the width the bands 3, 3 'corresponds. The openings 5, 5 'are in one direction through spaces between the warp threads 6 and formed by spaces between the weft threads 7 in the direction perpendicular thereto. After between the individual threads 7 or 8 many spaces are present, which are actually used to connect the fabric pieces 1, 1 ' actual intermediate spaces 5, 5 'which are used are selected only when the tapes 3, 3' are drawn in. But you can too schom when producing the fabric by a larger distance between the threads 7, 8 or by connecting the edge threads so-called. Dreher are formed by which a certain tissue consolidation is achieved at the same time. To make things easier the drawing of the strips 3, 3 'into the openings 5, 5' at exactly the same distance can be along the opening rows repeating patterns 8 be woven into the fabric as a counting grid, as indicated in FIG. 4.

Due to the connecting means crossing each other at right angles 2 arise between the pieces of fabric 1, 1 'pockets 9, which are more or less lined with a filler material 10.

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stuffs can be. Textiles, preferably in fleece or fiber form but also foam rubber, preferably in the form of chips, so that a kind Quilt is created. The use of colored connecting means 2 can be color-coordinated Handicrafts in many variations without. Using a sewing machine as a decorative pillow, Pincushions, bed covers, in particular for children’s and doll’s beds, but also as tablecloths. Moving in the Connecting means 2 can be made particularly easily by flat plastic needles or metal rods.

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Claims (8)

Expectations 1. Composite at least consisting of two pieces of tissue (1, Γ) connected approximately parallel to one another and connected to one another via thread-like connecting means (2) where an intermediate space between the pieces of tissue (1, Γ) is possibly completely or partially filled by filler material (10) , dadu rc h characterized in that the pieces of tissue (1, 1 ¹ ) have associated with a small distance adjacent openings (5, 5 ¹ ), through which the thread-like connecting means (2) meandering connecting the pieces of tissue (1, 1 ') are drawn through, the thread-like connecting means (2) tapes (3, 3 '). Cords, threads and / or thread bundles are. Postal check account Stuttoart 607 71-7υή (Βΐ £ .βΟθ'φθΐθνθι ^! Β8 (Μϊ Batik Stuttgart 1919 854 (BLZ 600 800 00) • m 9 m 2. The composite according to claim 1, characterized in that two parallel sides each of the connecting means (2) penetrated breakthrough (5, 5 ") each by several Warp (6) or weft threads (7) are formed and that these threads (6, 7) are fastened together by leno are. 3. The composite according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the openings (5, 5 ¹ ) are longer than wide and that the thread-like connecting means (2) are bands (3, 3 '), the width of which is approximately the length the breakthroughs (5, 5 ¹ ) corresponds, and that the openings (5, 5 ¹ ) are directed with their longitudinal extent transversely to the threading of the tapes (3, 3 ¹ ). 4. Composite according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that that the tissue pieces (1, 1 ') connected to the connecting means (2) and, if necessary, the filler material (10) are dimensionally stable when wet and then dried and retain their properties unchanged. 5. Composite according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the outer edges of the fabric pieces (1, V) are bordered in a U-shape by an edging tape (4), the edging tape (4) _{having an} adhesive coating, · · 4t ·· < t «44« MI * * «4 4 444 41 114 14 t • h ·· »i Uli * .. · Λ * * -i igt f I Il to ι I * # * »· * · is preferably connected to the fabric pieces (1 _S I ¹ ) ^{by hot 1 ironing on.} 6. The composite according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that along the openings (5, 5 ') arranged next to one another in a row at a constant distance as a counting grid serving jacquard patterns (8) in the commercial items (1, 1 ¹ ) are woven in. 7. A composite according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the openings (5, 5 ¹ ) arranged next to one another in a row are formed only by warp threads (6) or weft threads (7). 8. The composite according to claim 4, characterized in that the filling material (1o) upholstery fleece, textile wadding, textile Fibers or foam rubber sections are used.