FR2974980A1 - ARTICLE COMPOSED BY SEWING ORNAMENT OF A FRAME FOR REMOVABLE DECORATIVE ELEMENT AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURE - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a made-up article with a removable decorative element frame (11) comprising a woven or non-woven piece (1) provided with a "first" open area (10), a frame lining (3) provided with a "second" open area (30), the edges of said "first" and "second" open areas (10, 30) being folded on themselves and secured by a "first" line of sewing (4) not visible the made-up piece also having a bottom panel (6) connected to said woven or non-woven piece (1) by a "second" seam line (8) delimiting the outer edges of said frame, said bottom panel (6) thus providing with said woven or nonwoven part (1) and said "second" sewing line (8), around said "first" open area (10), a peripheral slot (9) adapted to receive at least one removable decorative element (11) ). The invention also relates to a method of manufacturing such an article.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD The invention relates generally to an article made by sewing adorned with a frame for a removable decorative element, the article comprising at least one piece woven or not provided with at least one "first" open area contributing to forming the opening said frame, a bottom panel of dimensions greater than those of the "first" open area to cover and form the bottom of said frame. The invention finally relates to a method of manufacturing a sewn article embellished with a frame for removable decorative element.

PRIOR ART Various techniques are known and commonly used for graphically ornamenting a piece of fabric that can be used in the manufacture of clothing. Among these techniques, we know in particular screen printing, sublimation, flocking. It is also possible to sew an ornamental piece on a fabric. These techniques are of permanent type, that is to say that, even if it is possible by some specific operations to remove the ornamental piece, it is intended to remain in place. Other techniques make it possible to bring back an ornamental piece in a removable manner and thus to be able to change it according to the needs and / or the desires. We know, for example, the US publication US 2,589,409, a blouse whose main fabric is traversed by an opening, behind which a bottom panel is plated, and around which four strips of fabric are sewn to secure the bottom panel. Thus, the main fabric piece and the straps define a slot in which an ornamental piece can be housed, inserted through the front of the main piece of fabric. This slot and the bottom panel thus define a frame. The assembly of this frame on the main piece of fabric requires many cuts and a complicated assembly. In addition the aesthetics of the piece of fabric is distorted by the presence of straps and seams visible on the front.

Also known from the US 5,943,698 US publication, a main piece of fabric on the front of which a single-piece frame (or made of several elements) is sewn to form a frame with the main piece. This frame is able to receive a piece of ornament. A slot can be made through the main room to allow insertion of the ornamental piece from the back of the main room. According to other embodiments described in this publication, the ornamental piece can be slid into the frame by the front of the main room, the latter in this case not having a slot. As in the previous example, the aesthetics of the front of the main room is denatured by the presence of straps and seams visible on the front. In addition, US Pat. No. 1,897,341 is known, a handbag flap comprising, in particular, superposed first and second thicknesses, the first thickness being traversed by an opening whose flaps are folded towards the second thickness to form edges delimiting a second layer. frame. The bottom of this frame is formed by the second thickness whose periphery is secured to the first thickness. This frame is able to receive the insertion of an ornamental piece. This handbag is made of leather whose flexibility is sufficient to fold the flaps, whose rigidity is sufficient to maintain the edges of the frame and whose cohesion eliminates certain seams essential especially for confections in tissue. Thus, with fabric, once the flaps defining the opening folded, the angles formed between these flaps tend to fray. This leather handbag with frame is not compatible with a fabric made.

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION The object of the invention is to remedy these drawbacks by proposing a sewn article adorned with a frame for a removable decorative element, this article being of solid design, easy to manufacture, having a final aesthetic result. , even when the article is made of fabric, to overcome any other means of attachment of the removable decorative element while retaining the natural fall of the article, which can be manufactured by a simple method, also adapted good for small series, medium series and large series.

For this purpose, the subject of the invention is an article made by sewing adorned with a frame for a removable decorative element, said article comprising at least one piece woven or not provided with at least one "first" open area contributing to forming the opening, a bottom panel of dimensions greater than those of said "first" open area to cover and form the bottom of said frame, characterized in that it further comprises a framing liner, of dimensions greater than those of said "first" open area and provided between said woven piece or not and said bottom panel, said framing liner being provided with a "second" open area substantially coinciding with said "first" open area, the edges of said "first" and "second" open areas being folded on themselves to delimit said opening of said frame, and secured to each other by at least one "first" non-visible seam line of lad ite opening, the bottom panel and said framing liner being connected by at least a "second" seam line with which they define a peripheral slot defining said frame and adapted to receive at least one removable decorative element. In the present application, the terms "first", "second", and the following are not discriminating, they are simply used to allow easier identification of the different elements. Woven or non-woven parts are understood to mean any part that can be used for the manufacture of the article, this piece being able to be made of fabric, non-woven fabric, leather, skai, plastic, paper or any other suitable material. . With the article according to the invention, the "first" seam line being non-visible, the article has a beautiful appearance, refined, with a limited number of visible seams. In addition, the edges of the "first" and "second" open areas being folded on themselves, the edge of the "first" and "second" open areas is rendered inaccessible. This allows, especially when the article is made of fabric, to avoid these edges fray. The article according to the invention is made from three main elements, the woven piece or not, the framing lining and the bottom panel. These elements can be made of the same material. However, it is advantageous to choose different materials, each material being chosen according to the specific function to be performed by the element in question, particularly with regard to its rigidity. The article according to the invention is, moreover, easy to manufacture.

Advantageously, said woven or non-woven piece and said framing liner are interconnected by at least one "third" seam line formed by stitching points. This "third" sewing line consolidates the frame of the piece made. This "third" seam line is intended to be visible around the opening of the frame. Also, it can advantageously be highlighted for example by the use of a wire of color or nature different from the rest of the confection. Said frame liner and said bottom panel preferably have outer dimensions substantially similar to each other and their outer edges are connected to each other by at least one "fourth" seam line formed by overlock stitches. This "fourth" sewing line consolidates the frame of the article. The article may comprise at least one removable decorative element in the form of a decorative panel pressed against said bottom panel and at least a portion of the periphery is housed in said peripheral slot. Said decorative panel is advantageously made of a material having a rigidity greater than that of said woven or non-woven piece and to ensure the proper maintenance of the decorative panel in the frame.

The invention also relates to a method of manufacturing a sewn article decorated with a removable decorative element frame comprising at least the following steps: - cutting, in a woven or not, a "first" open area intended to delimit the opening of said frame, - cutting, in a panel, a "second" open zone of shapes and dimensions substantially similar to those of said "first" open area to form a framing liner, - pre-assembly of said frame liner on the face of said woven or non-woven piece, the face of said framing lining being pressed against said face of said woven or non-woven piece, - pre-assembly of said liner framing and said woven piece or not between them by means of a "first" seam line intended to delimit the opening of said frame after reversal, said "first" seam line being ag encir to encircle said "first" and "second" open areas, - flipping by passing the free portion of said framing liner through said "first" and "second" open areas, such that said back side of said liner framing either facing the back side of said woven piece or not and said opening of said frame is delimited by said "first" and "second" open areas and by said "first" seam line, - put on the the back of said woven piece or not, - mounting, on said reverse side of said frame lining, a bottom panel for forming the bottom of said frame, the dimensions of said bottom panel being greater than those of said "first" and "second" open areas, the face of said bottom panel being oriented towards said back face of said woven or non-woven piece, - assembly of said bottom panel on at least said framing liner by means of a "Second" seam line surrounding said "first" seam line so that the superimposed areas of said framing liner and said bottom panel delineate, with said "second" seam line, a peripheral slot delimiting said frame and fit receiving at least one removable decorative element, - placing on the place of said woven or non-woven piece on its back said frame lining and said bottom panel, so that the location of said bottom panel is visible through said frame opening, said opening allowing access to said peripheral slot for at least one removable decorative element. This manufacturing method according to the invention thus comprises steps involving simple and easy gestures that do not require specific technicality. This manufacturing method thus makes it possible to manufacture, in a simple, fast and reproducible manner, articles according to the invention. This manufacturing process can be implemented for small series, average series, as well as for large series.

Said cutting steps of said "first" open zone in said woven or nonwoven part and of said "second" open zone in said framing liner are advantageously performed simultaneously after said pre-assembly step. According to a preferred embodiment, after said edge reversal step, the manufacturing method comprises a stitching step during which a "third" stitching line is assembled between said openings, around said opening, woven or not woven piece and said framing liner. According to another preferred embodiment, prior to said placing step, the manufacturing method comprises a suturing step during which a "fourth" seam line of the outer edges of said framing liner is made and of said bottom panel by means of overlock stitches. During said assembly step, said bottom line and said frame lining can be connected to said woven or non-woven part by means of said "second" seam line.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The present invention will be better understood and other advantages will appear on reading the detailed description of several embodiments taken as non-limiting examples and illustrated by the appended drawings, in which: FIGS. to 6 are schematic views illustrating the steps of manufacturing the article made by sewing adorned with a removable decorative element frame according to the invention; FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating the steps of implementation of the manufacturing method according to the invention; - Figures 8 and 9 are partial sectional views of the article according to two embodiments of the invention. In these figures, the backs are shown hatched, the areas without hatching, the seam lines of assembly points are represented by means of dashed lines, the seam line of overlock stitches is represented by means of a line cross.

DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS The method of manufacturing an article according to the invention can be implemented to manufacture any article, for example clothing (pants, T-shirt, sweatshirt, ...), item of luggage (handbag, wallet, ...), element of furnishing (covers seat, curtains, ...), element of linen (pillowcase, ...) or any other similar article. For the sake of clarity, the following description is centered in a non-limiting manner on the making of a T-shirt. The invention is particularly advantageous when the article is made of warp and weft fabric or stitch. It is understood that the invention also protects articles made of other materials such as for example nonwovens, or a mixture of materials.

The stages of implementation of the manufacturing method according to the invention are described hereinafter with reference to FIGS. 1 to 6 and 7. In the embodiment described, a removable decorative element frame is produced in a room. woven or not 1 formed of a T-shirt, the frame having in this example a rectangular opening 2 having a height of about 10 cm over a width of about 15 cm. The dimensions and shape of the opening 2 can of course be different. The woven or non-woven piece 1 is for example made from a fabric with warp and weft or mesh, for example cotton jersey. For the woven or non-woven piece 1, a material that is sufficiently strong to withstand the modifications imposed by the manufacture of the frame and to withstand the repeated insertion and removal of removable decorative elements, rigid enough not to modify the shape of the tee, is chosen. -shirt once the frame formed and the removable decorative element inserted, while being flexible enough to follow the movements of the body of the person wearing the T-shirt. The manufacturing method according to the invention can be implemented on an article, completed, such as for example a new tee-shirt or a second-hand article that one wishes to update or adapt to a specific context . The manufacturing method according to the invention can also be implemented on an article intended for the manufacture of this T-shirt or any other object.

In the examples described, frames with rectangular borders and rectangular openings 2 are made. It is understood that the border and the opening 2 of the frame can have any suitable shape and dimensions which are limited only by the technical means used and the dimensions of the panels and woven or unused parts. In particular, the shape of the opening 2 may be different from the shape of the border. Before any preparation, the necessary elements are prepared, namely a woven or non-woven piece 1 formed in this example of a T-shirt, a frame lining 3 and a bottom panel 6 for forming the bottom of the frame. The framing liner 3 and the bottom panel 6 are intended to be superimposed and preferably have substantially similar dimensions and shapes. According to another embodiment, not shown, the shapes and dimensions of the frame lining and the bottom panel are different. In this case, the seams intended to connect them will be made in the areas where they overlap. For the framing liner 3, for example, any type of warp and weft fabric is used, which is preferably not very elastic, such as in particular a stiff cotton fabric consisting of coarse, rough threads. The stiffness characteristics of the frame liner 3 will promote the plating of the removable decorative element against the bottom formed by the bottom panel 6 while allowing the monitoring of body movements. The rough, abrasive surface of the framing liner 3, promotes the holding of the removable decorative element. For the bottom panel 6, use is for example a fabric with chains and frames, or mesh, or any other solid material, able to withstand the stresses suffered during the insertion of the removable decorative element. Other materials such as nonwovens can of course be used.

According to a first embodiment, with reference to FIGS. 1 and 7, during a pre-assembly step 100, the framing liner 3 is placed on the face of the woven or nonwoven part 1 so that the face place of the framing liner 3 is pressed against the face of the woven or non-woven part 1. When using a framing lining 3 of warp and weft fabric, care should be taken to perform an overlock on its periphery before any pre-assembly. With reference to FIGS. 2 and 7, during a pre-assembly step 101, the framing liner 3 is sewn to the woven or non-woven piece 1 by means of a "first" seam line 4 formed of "seconds" "assembly points, for example straight points. The "first" seam line 4 is preferably made to delimit a closed shape within which the opening 2 of the frame will be formed. During a cutting step 102, a "second" and a "first" open zones 10, 30 are cut simultaneously, in the thickness of the complex formed by the woven or non-woven part 1 and the sewn framing liner 3. forming part of the closed form delimited by the "first" seam line 4. For example, a distance of 0.5 cm between the "first", "second" open zones 10, 30 and the " first "seam line 4. The" first "and" second "open zones 10, 30 are thus surrounded by the" first "seam line 4. The woven or non-woven piece 1 is thus traversed by a" first "open zone 10 helping to define the opening of the frame. The framing liner 3 is traversed by "second" open area 30, similar in shape and size to those of the "first" open area 10 contributing to delimit the border lining of the frame. Optionally, during an over-sewing step (not shown), a "fifth" seam line (not shown) is formed to join together the edges of the "first" and "second" open zones 10, 30 by means of overcasting points. With reference to FIGS. 3 and 7, during a reversal step 103, the framing liner 3 is returned, towards the inside of the woven or non-woven piece 1, through the "first" and "second" open zones. 10, 30. The framing liner 3 thus passes from the place to the back of the woven or non-woven piece 1 so that the reverse side of the framing liner 3 is pressed against the back side of the woven piece. or not 1. Thus, the face of the woven or non-woven part 1 is, at this stage, sewing-free. Only the opening 2 of the frame is visible, this opening 2 being delimited by said "first" and "second" open areas 10, 30 and the "first" seam line 4. The "first" assembly points forming the "First" seam line 4, housed between the framing liner 3 and the back side of the woven or nonwoven part 1, are then invisible from the opening 2, from the face of the woven or nonwoven part 1 and from the 2. Optionally, during a stitching step 104, a "third" seam line 5 (visible in FIG. 8) is made to assemble the edges of the woven piece together. or not 1 and the framing liner 3 around the opening 2. With reference to FIGS. 4 and 7, during a turning-on step 105, the woven or nonwoven part 1 is turned over so that his face is exposed and his face unexposed. In this configuration on the reverse, the face of the framing liner 3 surrounds the opening 2 of the frame. During a mounting step 106, the bottom panel 6 is placed on the framing liner 3 so that its face is pressed against the face of the framing liner 3.

Optionally, during an overlocking step 107, a "fourth" seam line 7 (visible in FIG. 8) is made to assemble the edges of the framing liner 3 and the bottom panel 6 together. stitches. This overlocking step 107 is particularly necessary when one or both, framing liner 3 and bottom panel 6 are made of a fabric with chains and frames. As shown in FIG. 7, this overlocking step 107 can also be performed after the assembly step described below, the important thing being that it is carried out before the placing step described hereinafter . This overlocking step 107 can be combined with shaving the edges to cut them to the same dimensions. With reference to FIGS. 5 and 7, during an assembly step 108, the bottom panel 6 is sewn simultaneously with the framing liner 3 and the woven or nonwoven part 1 by means of a "second" line. seam 8 formed of "first" assembly points, for example straight stitches.

The "second" sewing line 8 is made so that it delimits a closed shape surrounding the opening 2 of the frame, the framing lining 3 and the bottom panel 6 delimiting with the "second" sewing line 8, in the areas where they overlap, a peripheral slot 9 (shown in Figures 8 and 9) adapted to receive the (or) decorative element (s) removable (s). The distance separating the "second" seam line 8 and the edge of the opening 2 of the frame, delimited in particular by the "first" and "second" open zones 10, 30, determines the width of the peripheral slot 9. It preserves for example a distance of 0.5 cm between the edge of the bottom panel 6 and the "second" seam line 8. Advantageously, it is arranged that the covering surface of the removable decorative element through the slot device 9 represents about one third of the total surface of the removable decorative element. These dimensional characteristics make it possible to ensure the effective maintenance of the removable decorative elements while ensuring their easy insertion. The "first" sewing line 4 is invisible and inaccessible to the opening 2, which in particular limits its risk of wear and enhances the aesthetics of the piece made. As illustrated in the examples, during this assembly step 108, the woven or non-woven piece 1 is also preferably assembled to the bottom panel 6 and to the frame liner 3 by means of the "second" sewing line 8. The assembly of these three elements makes it possible to prevent the bottom panel 6 of the frame from being lifted or that the peripheral slot 9 is deformed with respect to the woven or nonwoven part 1. According to another embodiment, not shown, the "second" seam line 8 is used to assemble only the bottom panel 6 to the framing liner 3. In this case, it is preferable to provide complementary, isolated stitching points provided, for example, in the corners of the frame to assemble the woven piece or not at least the framing liner and possibly the bottom panel. According to an embodiment not shown, the overlock 107 and assembly 108 steps can be combined in a single overcasting step, for example by means of a "flat-lock" type machine.

With reference to FIGS. 6 and 7, during a placing step 109, the woven or nonwoven part 1 is turned over to its place. In this configuration on the spot, the location of the bottom panel 6 defining the bottom of the frame is visible through the opening 2, the "first" seam line 4 is invisible including the opening 2. The " second »sewing line 8, and possibly the third" sewing line 5 stitching points and / or the overcasting line, are visible on the place of the woven or nonwoven part 1. The various steps of the manufacturing process previously described will be of course, as needed, preceded by measurement taking steps, tracking and marking facilitating and reliable their accurate and repeatable execution.

According to another embodiment not shown, during one or more cutting steps preceding the pre-assembly step, the "first" open zone in the woven or non-woven piece is cut simultaneously or successively and the "second" zone open in the panel.

Referring to Figures 8 and 9, the sewn article with a removable decorative element frame 11 includes a woven or non-woven piece 1, a framing liner 3, and a bottom panel 4. The woven or non-woven piece has a "first" open area 10. The framing liner 3 has outer dimensions greater than those of the "first" open area 10 so as to frame it. The framing liner 3 comprises a "second" open area 30, in this example substantially similar in shape and dimensions to those of the "first" open area 10 so that the "first" and "second" open areas 10, 30 coincide when the framing liner 3 is pressed against the woven piece or not 1, the back of the framing liner 3 being against the back of the woven piece or not 1. The edges of the "first" and "second" "open areas 10, 30 are folded on themselves and secured to each other by a" first "seam line 5, for example a straight line provided about 0.5 cm of the same periphery. These folded and sewn edges delimit the outline of the opening 2 of the frame. Thus, the "first" seam line 5 is not visible, including the opening 2, which gives the article a beautiful appearance finish. The bottom panel 4 forming the bottom of the frame has dimensions greater than those of the "first" open area 10. The bottom panel 4 has for example a shape and dimensions substantially similar to the shapes and external dimensions of the lining of the frame. frame 3 to which it is superimposed, the location of the bottom panel 4 being pressed against the location of the framing liner 3. The bottom panel 4, the framing liner 3 and the woven or non woven part 1 are assembled by a "second" sewing line 8 delimiting the outer edges of the frame. This first "second" seam line 8 is provided around the "first" seam line 4 so that the bottom panel 4, the framing liner 3 and the "second" seam line 8 delimit a peripheral slot 9 adapted to receive the removable decorative elements 11 of which only one is shown. In general, the "second" sewing line 8 is provided about 0.5 cm from the edges of the bottom panel 4. The peripheral slot 9 which can of course contain a greater number of removable decorative elements 11. As previously described the "second" sewing line 8 can assemble only the framing liner 3 and the bottom panel 4, the framing liner and / or the bottom panel 4 being in this case, preferably assembled by complementary stitches, for example provided in the corners of the frame. Referring to Figure 8, the edges of the framing liner 3 and the bottom panel 4 are further interconnected by a "fourth" seam line 7 formed of overlock stitches. In addition, the woven or non-woven piece 1 and the framing liner 3 are connected by a "third" seam line 5 formed by visible stitching points on the place of the woven piece or not 1 of the opening 2 of the frame. The article of the invention is thus customizable by means of removable decorative elements 11, used as desired, housed in the frame. Each removable decorative element 11, once inserted, is held in place, pressed against the bottom panel 6 of the frame, by the peripheral slot 9 in which it is housed. The insertion and removal of the removable decorative elements 11 is facilitated by the frontal access of the opening 2 of the frame. To be inserted, the removable decorative elements 11 are deformed individually, or stack to enter the opening 2 and then flattened to occupy the peripheral slot 9. The article of the invention eliminates the need for any other fastening system such as including buttons, Velcro type strips, zipper. The article according to the invention makes it possible to maintain the fluidity and the same capacity for movement and the natural fall of the woven or non-woven piece 1 in which it is formed. Even when the article is moving, the removable decorative element 11 seems inlaid to it, like a sewn pattern. The absence of other fastening system also facilitates the maintenance of the article. It can be used in any position, vertical, horizontal or other. In the illustrated example, the article is made in a single woven piece or not. The article may however comprise several pieces woven or not assembled together by any appropriate technique.

The frame can be used for the insertion of one or more removable decorative elements 11 stackable and depilable at will. Each removable decorative element 11 is in the form of a decorative panel made of flexible and thin material, for example a canvas, a nonwoven or other suitable support. Each decorative panel may have one or more graphic elements, colors and / or different surface conditions. The external dimensions of each decorative panel are provided with a withdrawal of about 0.5 cm from the dimensions of the peripheral slot 9. Thus the insertion and removal of removable decorative elements 11 can be easily achieved. This removal also facilitates the superposition of the removable decorative elements 11 in the peripheral slot 9. When the frame contains several removable decorative elements 11, the latter can be easily inserted or removed, in a few seconds, for example to create, throughout the day, surprise effects or adapt the article to particular contexts of use. The article of the invention eliminates the need for a plastic protective sheet that can alter the visibility of the removable decorative element 11, for example because of reflections on the plastic, its deterioration or dirt present on it. With an article according to the invention, the removable decorative elements 11 are easy to insert or remove. They can therefore be easily changed and do not require protection. However, depending on the choice of users, it is possible to provide a plastic protective sheet protecting the removable decorative element 11 visible in the frame. Each person having an article according to the invention can, with the aid of a simple computer connected to an inkjet or laser printer, manufacture his own personalized decorative removable elements 11.

The removable decorative elements 11 can be printed directly on a suitable material for the printer. The removable decorative elements 11 can also be obtained by transfer. In this case, the user prints the decor of his choice on tissue transfer paper, adapted to the printer, then transfers the printing on the decorative panel of the removable decorative element 11, for example a stiff cotton canvas , using an iron. Before use, the removable decorative element 11 is cut to the dimensions of the frame if necessary. The framing liner 3, the bottom panel 6 and the removable decorative elements 11, are preferably each formed of a single piece. However, it is possible to use framing liners 3, bottom panel 6 and removable decorative elements 11 made of several pre-assembled pieces. The article can include several frames that can have similar or different shapes and sizes, used simultaneously or successively.

Possibilities of industrial application The manufacturing method according to the invention can be implemented by means of traditional sewing machines, in small, medium or large series. This manufacturing process can therefore be easily integrated into a conventional industrial assembly range. The completion of an article according to the invention, completed, does not require more than ten minutes by a professional. The article according to the invention can also be manufactured manually. This process allows article customization.

Each article becomes a unique object promoting creativity, the multiple expression of different tastes, the manifestation of belonging to a group or on the contrary the differentiation as well as the exchange of removable decorative elements.

Claims (10)

REVENDICATIONS1. Sewn article embellished with a removable decorative element frame (11), said article comprising at least one woven or nonwoven part (1) provided with at least one "first" open area (10) contributing to form the opening (2) of said frame, a bottom panel (6) of dimensions greater than those of said "first" open area (10) to cover and form the bottom of said frame, characterized in that it further comprises a lining d frame (3) of dimensions larger than those of said "first" open area (10) and provided between said woven or non-woven piece (1) and said bottom panel (6), said frame liner (3) being provided with a "second" open area (30) substantially coinciding with said "first" open area (10), the edges of said "first" and "second" open areas (10, 30) being folded on themselves to delimit said opening (2) of said frame, and secured together by at least one "first Seam line (4) not visible from said opening (2), said bottom panel (6) and said framing liner (3) being connected by at least one "second" seam line (8) with which they define a peripheral slot (9) delimiting said frame and adapted to receive at least one removable decorative element (11). 2. Article according to claim 1, characterized in that said woven or non-woven piece (1) and said framing liner (3) are interconnected by at least one "third" seam line (5) formed by points. stitching. 3. Article according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that said frame liner (3) and said bottom panel (6) have external dimensions substantially similar to each other and in that their outer edges are connected to one another. to the other by at least a "fourth" seam line (7) formed by overlock stitches. 4. Article according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it comprises at least one removable decorative element (11) in the form of a decorative panel pressed against said bottom panel (6) and at least a part of the periphery is housed in said peripheral slot (9). 5. Article according to the preceding claim, characterized in that said decorative panel is made of a material having a rigidity greater than that of said woven or non-woven part (1). 6. A method of manufacturing a sewn article embellished with a removable decorative element frame (11), characterized in that it comprises at least the following steps: - cutting (102), in a woven piece or non (1), a "first" open area (10) for helping to form the opening (2) of said frame, cutout (102), in a panel, with a "second" open area ( 30) of shapes and dimensions substantially similar to those of said "first" open area (10) to form a framing liner (3), - pre-assembly (100) of said framing liner (3) on the face The location of said woven or non-woven piece (1), the face of said framing liner (3) being pressed against said face of said woven or non-woven piece (1), - pre-assembly (101) of said liner framing (3) and said woven or non-woven piece (1) between them by means of a "first" seam line (4) intended to delimit er opening (2) said frame after turning, said "first" seam line (4) being arranged to surround said "first" and "second" open areas (10, 30), - reversal (103) by passing the free portion of said framing liner (3) through said "first" and "second" open areas (10, 30), so that said back side of said framing liner (3) is facing the face-up of said woven or nonwoven part (1) and that said opening (2) of said frame is delimited by said "first" and "second" open zones (10, 30) and by said "first" seam line (4) - placing on the back (105) of said woven or non-woven piece (1), - mounting (106), on said back side of said frame liner (3), a bottom panel (6) for to form the bottom of said frame, the dimensions of said bottom panel (6) being greater than those of said "first" and "second" open areas (10, 30), the face it said bottom panel (6) being oriented towards said back side of said woven or non-woven piece (1), - assembly (108) of said bottom panel (6) on at least said framing liner (3) by means of a "second" seam line (8) surrounding said "first" seam line (4) so that the superimposed areas of said framing liner (3) and said bottom panel (6) delimit, with said " second »sewing line (8), a peripheral slot (9) delimiting said frame and adapted to receive at least one removable decorative element (11), - placed on the place (109) of said woven or non-woven piece (1) on its underside said frame liner (3) and said bottom panel (6), so that the location of said bottom panel (6) is visible through said frame opening (2), said opening (6); 2) allowing access to said peripheral slot (9) for at least one removable decorative element (11). 7. The manufacturing method as claimed in claim 6, characterized in that said cutting steps (102) of said "first" open zone (10) in said woven or non-woven piece (1) and said "second" open zone ( 30) in said frame liner (3) are performed simultaneously after said pre-assembly step (101). 8. A method according to claim 6, characterized in that after said reversal step (103), it comprises a stitching step (104) in which is performed a "third" seam line (5) assembling them around said opening (2), the edges of said woven or non-woven piece (1) and said framing liner (3). 9. Manufacturing method according to claim 6, characterized in that before said step of placing on the place (109), it comprises a serging step (107) during which a "fourth" sewing line is made (7) outer edges of said framing liner (3) and said bottom panel (6) by means of overlock stitches. 10. Manufacturing process according to claim 6, characterized in that during said assembly step (108) is assembled, by means of said "second" seam line (8), said bottom panel (6) and said framing liner (3) on said woven or non-woven piece (1).