JP2002069733A - Handicraft material - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a handicraft material designed to lighten a work therefrom and represent a natural curve with a manual work. SOLUTION: This handicraft material is such one as to be woven in a netty form using yarns made of elastic fiber.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a handicraft material for forming flowers and leaves.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In conventional handicrafts, flowers, fruits, leaves, stems, branches, and the like are represented by imitating plants. The work is generally done by dyeing or coloring the plant to be cut and represented on the fabric. However, when fabric is used as a material, flowers and leaves become heavier, so that the stem portion must be made of a correspondingly strong material. Then, since the weight of the completed work itself becomes large, it was difficult to make a large work.

[0003] In addition, when fabric is used, although coloring and forms resembling natural plants can be obtained, it is extremely difficult to adjust the naturally bent form by hand, and even if heating means such as an iron is used. However, the work itself had to be somewhat unnatural.

[0004]

It is an object of the present invention to reduce the weight of a handicraft material and to allow a natural curve to be manually expressed.

[0005]

Technical means The technical means for solving this technical problem is (a) that the net is woven using a yarn made of elastic fiber. The second technical means is (b) cutting this net-like cloth along the fiber direction to form a square net, and (c) winding the fiber from opposite diagonals to the right and left sides. (D) The end of the reinforcing edge was made to face the other diagonal.

[0006] In the first technical means, a handicraft material is woven using a yarn made of elastic fiber, which is a net-like fabric, so that the fabric itself has a moderate elasticity and flexibility. Since the elasticity of the yarn acts even when the fabric is bent, a plump curve is obtained, so that the fabric is not creased with the breaking of the yarn. As this elastic fiber, a fiber yarn selected from hemp, silk, cotton, nylon or polyester is used as it is or in a roving or twisted state. In addition,
When weaving, it is desirable to weave with a plain weave so that the same roundness can be obtained even if the fabric is bent in any direction, and it can have versatility as a handicraft material.

[0007] As the net-like cloth, an organdy plain-woven using cotton, silk, nylon or the like can be suitably used.
Incidentally, it goes without saying that these fabrics can be colored to a desired color using a dye. Since the fabric is woven in a net shape, the fabric can be expanded and contracted in the bias direction. Therefore, when a flower, a fruit or the like is formed, a beautiful roundness can be obtained by bending the fiber in the bias direction, and its size can be adjusted.

FIG. 1 shows a method of forming a material for forming a hydrangea flower 10, and includes thick arrows 1a, 2a, and 3a.
According to the above, (a) the net-shaped cloth 1 cut into a square is bent in the bias direction, (b) both ends 2, 2 are bent, and (c) both ends 3, 3 are further bent, and the ends 5 Tied the part 4 that gathered to make a floret 6, and (d)
A plurality of florets 6, 6 are brought together and (e) bundled with a floral tape 7 to represent a flower 8. The leaves 11 are cut into large squares, bent in the manner of forming small flowers from (a) to (c), and then the round portions are pulled by hand to form a flat shape. An appropriate number of flowers 8 and leaves 11 are combined and fixed to a wire using a floral tape 7 to complete a hydrangea flower 10 (see FIG. 2).

[0009] Since the handicraft material is a net-like fabric, the shape of the work such as a plant being completed or completed can be easily corrected using a crochet or bamboo higo using the mesh of the fabric. be able to.

In a second technical means, a square net 1 formed by cutting this net-like cloth along the fiber direction is used.
, The left and right sides 1 from the opposite diagonals 13 and 15
When the fibers are wound toward and bonded to 4 and 16, the reinforcing edges 21 and 22 are formed around the mesh body 1,
The end of the reinforcing edge faces the other diagonal 17, 18. When winding the fiber, the adhesive 19 may be applied in advance along the sides 14 and 16 and the entire adhesive may be wound (see arrow 1b). It is desirable to use an adhesive which becomes transparent at the stage of curing, for example, a vinyl acetate-based aqueous adhesive. This diagonal part 17,
At 18 (refer to the circled portion in FIG. 3), whether or not the end portions of the reinforcing edges 21 and 22 are bonded to each other is selected in relation to the post-processing.

When processed in this manner, a lightweight handicraft material 23 having a configuration in which arcuate reinforcing edges 21 and 22 are arranged to face each other on the left and right sides of the net 1 with the fibers oriented in the bias direction.
Is obtained. The handicraft material 23 of this form includes a reinforcing edge 21,
When the intermediate portion 22 is shifted outward, the distance between the reinforcing edges is shortened to increase the width. Conversely, when the ends of the reinforcing edges 21 and 22 are pulled outward, the reinforcing edges are brought closer to each other and changed to an elongated shape. be able to. Further, since the reinforcing edges 21 and 22 are formed by bonding fiber aggregates in a squeezed shape, it is possible to make any form by hand, and since the form can be maintained, a natural The degree of bending can be formed and maintained. Therefore,
The handicraft material 23 can be used as it is, for example, as petals and leaves of various plants.

The wire 25 is passed through the net-like cloth 1 from the diagonal 17 to the diagonal 18 of the handicraft material 23, and the tip 26 is bent and hooked on the mesh.
When it is moved downward while supporting it, it can be changed widely (see FIG. 4). FIG. 5 shows a rose flower 30 expressed by using the material 23. Flowers and buds 31 are expressed by using the material 23 as it is, and large leaves 32 are used by inserting a wire 25 through the material 23. And floral tape 7
Are integrated.

[0113]

[Effect of the present invention] As described above, as a result of reducing the weight of the work and obtaining a natural curve by hand, it is possible to produce a work in a more natural form or a large work.
Moreover, there is an advantage that the handling can be facilitated.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of a procedure for bending a mesh fabric.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a hydrangea flower.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of a procedure for creating a reinforcing edge on a mesh fabric.

FIG. 4 is a modified example of a material having a reinforcing edge.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a rose flower.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 mesh fabric, 10 hydrangea flowers, 21, 22 reinforcing edges, 23
Handicraft material, 25 wires, 30 rose flowers,

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Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A handicraft material woven in a net shape using a yarn made of an elastic fiber. 2. A reinforcing edge formed by cutting the fabric according to claim 1 along a fiber direction to form a rectangular net, and winding and bonding the fibers from opposite diagonals to the right and left sides. And a handicraft material having a reinforcing edge facing the other diagonal.