JP2005144732A - Printing method to thread or ornamental body and sewn body formed by the same - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a printing method, with which beautiful patterning and coloring can be possible to give only to embroidery and ornamental bodies, to which the patterning and coloring are wanted to give. <P>SOLUTION: A sheet 3 used for covering the portion, to which the patterning and coloring are not wanted to give, of a matter to be sewn 1, the embroidery 2 and ornamental bodies is made of a material dissolvable with no rubbing washing. The embroidery 2 and ornamental bodies are given in advance only to the portion, to which the patterning and coloring are not wanted to give, of the matter to be sewn 1. After that, a state, in which the matter to be sewn 1, the previously given embroidery 2 and ornamental bodies, to which the patterning and coloring are not wanted to give, are covered with the sheet, is realized. Under this state, after the embroidery 2 and ornamental bodies of the portion, to which the patterning and coloring are wanted to give, are given to the matter to be sewn 1, patterns and colors are printed. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a thread or decorative body printing method for applying a pattern or color to an embroidery or decorative body applied to a sewing object by transfer printing or inkjet, and a sewn body created by the method.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a method for easily applying a pattern, a color, and the like to an embroidery applied to a workpiece to be sewn, and a sewn body created by the method are known. As an example of such a method, the method described in Patent Document 1 or Patent Document 2 shown below can be given. Briefly describing the methods disclosed in these patent documents, as a first method disclosed in Patent Document 1 shown below, first, embroidery is applied to the surface of a fabric (sewing product) to be embroidered. The shielding paper formed larger than the area to be applied is overlaid, and the fabric and the shielding paper are overlapped, and embroidery is applied from above. Next, a color transfer paper prepared in advance is aligned and superimposed on the upper surface of the embroidery applied on the cloth and the shielding paper as described above, and a predetermined color pattern is transferred to the embroidery. Then, after the color pattern is transferred, the shielding paper is removed from the fabric. Then, the color pattern that has been removed from the portion other than the embroidery portion, that is, the portion that protrudes from the embroidery is removed together with the shielding paper as the shielding paper is removed. In this way, a sewn body in which color embroidery is printed on the fabric can be created.

On the other hand, as a second method disclosed in Patent Document 2 shown below, first, a dye-proof sheet made of paper or non-woven fabric is overlaid on the surface of a base material (sewing material) to be embroidered. The embroidery is applied from above the material and the dye-proof sheet in a state where they are overlapped. Next, the embroidery applied on the substrate and the dye-proof sheet as described above is colored using a colorant. And after completion | finish of coloring, a dye-proof sheet is removed from a base material. Then, the colorant remaining on the portion other than the embroidery portion, that is, the portion protruding from the embroidery is removed together with the stain-proof sheet as the stain-proof sheet is removed. In this way, it is possible to create a sewn body in which only the embroidery applied to the surface of the base material is beautifully colored.
Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 7-18557 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 7-82676

  As described above, in the conventional method, a sheet (shielding paper or a dye-proof sheet) is stacked on the surface to be sewn with the pattern or color of the sewing product, and the sheet is placed on the stacked sewing product. An embroidery is applied from above, and a pattern or a color is applied to the applied embroidery using transfer paper or a coloring agent. According to these methods, since the periphery of the embroidery other than the part where the embroidery has been applied is covered with the sheet, the color pattern or coloring by transfer printing is applied to the embroidery part when applying the pattern or color to the embroidery. Even if it protrudes, there is no pattern or color on the sewing object under the sheet, and only the embroidery applied on the sewing object can be given a pattern or color. However, such a conventional method has a problem in that the quality of the embroidery applied to the sewing product is likely to be lost, and a sewn body having a poor quality may be generated, which is inconvenient. It was. That is, in the case of using the above-described conventional method, in order to remove a sheet (shielding paper or dye-proof sheet) sewn on the sewing product by embroidery from the sewing product, In the method, the sheet is removed by tearing along the stitches of the embroidery. In the second method, the sheet is made of a water-soluble film and washed with water to dissolve and remove the sheet. This is how it is realized. At that time, in the method of tearing off the sheet, the embroidery thread is pulled together with the sheet in order to pull the sheet and tear it, and the embroidery thread is lifted from the sewing object, or the lower thread is the surface of the sewing object. It was sometimes pulled out. On the other hand, in the method in which the sheet is melted and removed by washing with water, the embroidery texture may be impaired or the color may be lost because the sewing product has to be scoured and washed.

  SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above-described points. By using a method for printing on a thread or decorative body and a method thereof, which can give a beautiful pattern or color to an embroidery or decorative body without losing quality. It is intended to provide the created sewing body.

In the printing method on the thread or decorative body according to the present invention, a sheet is stacked on the surface of the sewing object, and after performing sewing from above, the printed thread or the decorative body sewn is printed. Thereafter, in the method of printing on a thread or decorative body from which the sheet is removed, the sheet is formed of a material that can be dissolved without squeezing and washing.
As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the sheet is formed of a material that can be dissolved by a solvent or a material that can be dissolved by heat.

  According to this, it is not necessary to squeeze the sewed fabric and the embroidery or decorative body that is not desired to be patterned or colored by forming it with a material that can be dissolved without scouring it. Even the sheet can be easily dissolved and removed. For example, when the sheet is formed of a material that can be dissolved by a solvent or a material that can be dissolved by heat, the sheet can be dissolved and removed only by adding a solvent or heating. As described above, if the sheet can be dissolved and removed without scouring, it is possible to give a beautiful pattern or color to the embroidery or decorative body without degrading the quality of the sewn body. That is, the embroidery or decorative body is first applied to the sewing product only for a portion where the pattern or color is not to be applied, and the sewing product that is not to be provided with the pattern or color and the embroidery or the sewing applied previously The decorative body is covered with the sheet. In this state, after embroidering or decorating a portion to be given a pattern or color on the sewing object, the pattern or color is printed. In this way, the sheet can be easily removed without sticking to the embroidery or decorative parts of the pattern or color where the pattern or color is not to be added, as well as to the sewing object, and without having to wash it. Thus, it becomes possible to create a high-quality sewing body in which a pattern or color is beautifully applied only to the embroidery or decorative body of the part to which the pattern or color is desired.

  According to the present invention, when a pattern or color is applied to an embroidery or a decorative body, the sheet placed on the surface of the object to be sewn is formed of a material that can be dissolved without scouring, so that the sheet can be washed without scouring. Can be dissolved and easily removed. As a result, the quality of a decorative body such as an embroidery or a string-like body is not lost when the sheet is removed, so it is easy to generate a high-quality sewing product with a beautiful pattern and color on the embroidery. There is an excellent effect of being able to do it.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a sewn body embroidered with a predetermined pattern having a pattern, produced by using the method for printing on a thread or decorative body according to the present invention. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a material to be sewn that is subjected to embroidery on its surface. For example, cloth is used. 2a is a pattern embroidery corresponding to a rose stem portion applied to the sewing object 1, and 2b and 2c are patterns embroidery corresponding to a rose flower part (petal) applied to the sewing object 1. . In the sewing body shown here, only the embroidery thread forming the rose embroidery 2b and 2c is patterned by transfer printing, while the embroidery thread forming the rose stem embroidery 2a is The pattern is not applied. Therefore, in the following description, a procedure of a printing method on a thread or a decorative body according to the present invention, which can partially give a pattern to the embroidery applied on such a sewing object 1, will be described.

  A procedure for generating a sewn body partially embroidered with a pattern using the method for printing on a thread or decorative body according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. That is, as shown in FIG. 1, in the embroidery (decorative body) having a rose pattern, a sewing body in which a pattern or a color is applied only to the embroidery portion corresponding to the rose flower portion (2b, 2c) is generated. The procedure to do is demonstrated.

  First, as shown in FIG. 2, only the embroidery 2a of the pattern corresponding to the rose stem portion, that is, only the embroidery of the portion not subjected to the pattern, is applied to the sewing object 1 in advance. Next, as shown in FIG. 3, it is possible to dissolve by adding a solvent such as polystyrene board to the surface of the sewing object 1 on which only the embroidery 2a of the pattern corresponding to the rose stem is applied. A certain sheet 3 is placed on top of each other, and embroidery 2b and 2c of a pattern corresponding to a flower part of a rose are applied to the sewing object 1 together with the sheet 3 from above. Therefore, the design embroidery 2a corresponding to the rose stem is positioned under the sheet 3, and the design embroidery 2b and 2c corresponding to the rose flower is positioned on the sheet 3. When all the patterns are embroidered, as shown in FIG. 4, the transfer paper 4 is placed on the sheet 3 and heated from above the transfer paper 4 with an iron or the like. Thereby, the pattern of the transfer paper is transferred and printed on the embroidery thread forming the embroidery 2b and 2c corresponding to the flower portion. Then, as shown in FIG. 5, after removing the stacked transfer paper 4 from the sheet 3, a solvent (for example, perchlorethylene) is applied to the sheet 3. Then, the sheet 3 to which the solvent is applied is dissolved and removed from the sewing product 1. As a result, the embroidery 2b, 2c of the pattern corresponding to the flower portion of the rose having a pattern and the embroidery 2a of the pattern corresponding to the stem part of the rose having no pattern are sewn as shown in FIG. Is formed.

  As described above, in the method for printing on the thread or decorative body according to the present invention, the pattern embroidery 2a corresponding to the rose stem other than the pattern embroidery 2b, 2c corresponding to the rose flower to be transferred and printed is first applied. Then, it is applied to the sewing object 1 and printed as a state where the sheet 3 is covered with the sewing object 1 which is not desired to be transferred and printed and the pattern embroidery 2a corresponding to the stem of the rose. By doing so, the transfer print is not applied to the embroidery 2a corresponding to the sewing object 1 and the rose stem, and the transfer print is applied only to the embroidery 2b and 2c corresponding to the rose flower portion to be transferred. Will be able to.

  Further, by using the method for printing on a thread or decorative body according to the present invention, a sewn body having embroidery with a fine pattern can be easily generated. That is, for each type of pattern to be applied to the embroidery, a plurality of different types of sheets 3 are sequentially stacked, and embroidery for applying the same pattern at the time is applied from the top of each sheet 3. Each time transfer printing with the transfer paper 4 having a different pattern is completed, the sheet 3 is melted and removed using a solvent that dissolves only the sheet 3 in the uppermost sheet 3 at that time. As described above, by using the method for printing on a thread or decorative body according to the present invention, it is possible to easily apply a different pattern to each embroidery part by sequentially performing a plurality of steps. become. Therefore, it is possible to easily divide the embroidery with a pattern and apply the pattern through a number of stages, and to easily generate a sewn body having an embroidery with a fine pattern. Convenient.

In addition, although the example which used the solvent melt | dissolution sheet | seat as the sheet | seat 3 was demonstrated in the Example mentioned above, you may make it use the sheet | seat which can melt | dissolve with heat like the polyethylene film as the sheet | seat 3 as this. . However, when such a heat melting sheet is used, a sheet that does not melt depending on the heat (temperature) of heating required for transfer printing is used. That is, when removing the hot melt sheet from the sewing product, it is removed by heating to a temperature at which the sheet melts with an iron or the like. Use of a sheet is inconvenient because it melts during transfer printing. Therefore, a heat melting sheet having a melting point higher than the temperature at the time of transfer printing is used. In this way, even when using a heat-dissolving sheet, the quality of the embroidery is lost because the sheet can be dissolved and removed just by heating the heat-dissolving sheet, as in the case of using a solvent-dissolving sheet. There is nothing. In addition, when a plurality of heat-melting sheets having different melting points are used step by step, a sewn body having an embroidery with a fine pattern can be easily generated. However, the printing may be performed in other forms such as printing a pattern by inkjet.

  FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the method for printing on a thread or decorative body according to the present invention. Here, a sewn body in which a print is applied to a string-like body sewn inside a portion corresponding to a butterfly wing of a decorative body having a butterfly design is shown. In FIG. 6, reference numeral 5 denotes a workpiece to be embroidered on the surface thereof, 6 denotes an embroidery of a butterfly pattern applied to the sewing product 5, and 7 denotes a sewing product to the sewing product 5. The string 7 is provided with a pattern by transfer printing.

The procedure for creating the sewn body shown in FIG. 6 using the method for printing on a thread or decorative body according to the present invention will be briefly described. First, an embroidery 6 corresponding to a butterfly pattern is applied to the workpiece 5. A sheet that can be dissolved with a solvent or a sheet that can be dissolved with heat (not shown) is stacked on the surface of the workpiece 5, and the string-like body 7 is sewn into the portion corresponding to the butterfly wing from above. A transfer paper (not shown) is placed on the sheet, and the transfer paper pattern is transferred and printed on the string 7 by heating the transfer paper with an iron or the like. The sheet is dissolved and removed by applying a solvent or heating. In this way, a sewn body as shown in FIG. 6 can be created. Thus, also in this embodiment, when removing the sheet, it is possible to dissolve and remove the sheet 7 only by adding a solvent to the sheet or heating, so that the quality and sewing condition of the string-like body 7 can be reduced. The sheet can be removed without breaking.
In the present embodiment, the pattern is printed on the string-like body 7. However, it goes without saying that the pattern may be printed on other decorative bodies such as sequins sewn. Yes.

  In the above-described embodiment, an example of using a sheet that can be dissolved in a solvent or a sheet that can be dissolved in heat as a sheet to be stacked on the surface of the sewing object is shown, but the present invention is not limited thereto. You may use the water-soluble sheet | seat (for example, Mel sheet) which can melt | dissolve even if it does not wash with water. In such a case, the water-soluble sheet should be strong enough to withstand sewing. If this is the case, it is not necessary to squeeze it out, although it dissolves in the same water as before, and the quality of the embroidery is not lost.

The perspective view which shows one Example of the sewing body produced using the printing method to the thread | yarn or decorative body which concerns on this invention. The perspective view for demonstrating the 1st procedure of the printing method to a thread | yarn or a decoration body at the time of creating the sewing body shown in FIG. The perspective view for demonstrating the 2nd procedure of the printing method to a thread | yarn or a decoration body at the time of creating the sewing body shown in FIG. The perspective view for demonstrating the 3rd procedure of the printing method to a thread | yarn or a decoration body at the time of creating the sewing body shown in FIG. The perspective view for demonstrating the 4th procedure of the printing method to a thread | yarn or a decoration body at the time of creating the sewing body shown in FIG. The perspective view which shows another Example of the sewing body produced | generated using the printing method to the thread | yarn or decorative body which concerns on this invention.

Explanation of symbols

1 (5): Sewing product, 2a: Embroidery of a pattern corresponding to a rose stem, 2b (2c): Embroidery of a pattern corresponding to a rose flower, 3 ... Sheet, 4 ... Transfer paper, 6 ... Butterfly The embroidery of the pattern corresponding to

Claims (4)

  A sheet is piled on the surface of the work to be sewn, and after sewing is performed on the surface, a print is applied to the sewn thread or sewn decorative body, and then the thread or decorative body is made to remove the sheet. The method for printing on a thread or decorative body, wherein the sheet is formed of a material that can be dissolved without squeezing and washing.   2. The method for printing on a thread or decorative body according to claim 1, wherein the sheet is formed of a material soluble in a solvent or a material soluble in heat.   3. The method for printing on a thread or decorative body according to claim 2, wherein the sheet is formed of a polystyrene board that can be dissolved in perchlorethylene. A first step of performing sewing with a first embroidery pattern on the surface of the sewing object;
A second step of placing the sheet on the surface of the sewing object sewn with the first embroidery pattern, and performing sewing with the second embroidery pattern from above.
4. The printing device according to claim 1, wherein a print is applied to the sewn thread or the sewn decorative body from above the sewn product sewn with the second embroidery pattern. 5. The printing method to the thread | yarn or decorative body as described in 1.

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