JP2006061239A - Doll and its manufacturing method - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a doll and a manufacturing method in a Japanese doll in clothes eliminating work for arranging an appearance by addition of cotton pads or the like under the clothes or work for nailing the clothes together at the work for putting the clothes on the doll and capable of making the doll have choreography characteristic of the doll in the clothes. <P>SOLUTION: In manufacturing a doll trunk except the doll head, the clothes for putting-on are separated into an outer clothes part 3 including sleeve parts (stitched arm undergarment) 31 and a trunk-clothes lower part (divided into right and left) 32 with hems 32a, requiring the choreography and exposing putting-one-over-another forms such as sleeves and the dress hems and an inner clothes part 2 other than the outer clothes part 3, not requiring the choreography and including a trunk clothes part 21 and a neck body 22 and a hakama 23 that have forms after the manner of the putting-one-over-another form. The trunk part corresponding to the inner clothes part 2 is built into a form harmonizing with a trunk form of the doll. The inner clothes part 2 is bonded with the trunk part. Subsequently the outer clothes part 3 is joined with the inner clothes part 2 and the outer clothes part is made to have the choreography (formation of folds). <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a novel Japanese-shaped structure such as a doll and a manufacturing method thereof.

  Japanese forms that can be said to be traditional crafts such as dolls are generally produced by making the head and torso parts separately, dressing the torso part, and wearing the head part.

  In particular, it is classified into a woodgrain doll and a costumed doll according to the difference in the means for attaching the costume to the trunk (manufacturing method). A woodgrain doll is a doll that appears as if it is wearing a costume by pasting a fissure to a trunk created by wood carving, paulownia plastic, etc., and then embedding the end of the fissure in a groove carved in the trunk. (See Patent Document 1 and Non-Patent Document 1).

  On the other hand, costumed dolls are dressed in a torso that is made of wood or cocoon, and then the dressed costume is creased naturally (choreography), creating a state in which the costume is naturally worn. It is. Of course, it cannot be changed (see Patent Document 2 and Non-Patent Document 1).

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 4-36877. This document discloses a woodgrain doll. Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 5-36466. This document discloses a costume doll. Japan Doll Association “Mimekomi Doll: Until the Hina Doll is made” “Clothed Doll: Until the Hina Doll is made” search on August 11, 2004, Internet <http: // www. ningyo-kyokai. or. jp />. This document discloses a traditional manufacturing process for woodgrain dolls and costumed dolls.

  By the way, costumed dolls are gorgeous and look better than woodgrain dolls, but their manufacture is complicated, and they have an internal structure that is rather unfavorable for nailing. . In other words, the torso created by a saddle bundle, etc., is attached with a wire with a leg and arm further fleshed to form the entire torso part (torso), and a sewn outfit is worn. At the time of dressing, it is necessary to prepare the figure of the doll by putting meat on the chest and shoulders at the same time as dressing, and the dressing itself is a cumbersome work.

  In addition, a metal fitting such as a nail is used to fix the costume in the above-mentioned dressing, and the nail head is exposed by this nailing, and the rust of the nail oozes out into the costume or nailing. There are inconveniences such as emotional problems.

  Therefore, the present invention proposes a novel doll that does not require the appearance of the doll and that can perform the choreography, which is a feature of a costumed doll, and a method for manufacturing the doll.

  The doll according to the present invention is connected to the body part formed in a predetermined shape except for the head of the doll, the inner costume part bonded to the body part, the inner costume part, and subjected to predetermined choreography. It is characterized by comprising the outer costume part.

  In addition, the doll manufacturing method according to the present invention requires a choreography work out of the costumes to be dressed, and requires an outer costume part that is an exposed portion of a layered form such as a cuff or a hem, and a choreography work. The body part corresponding to the inner costume part is formed into a shape that matches the body shape of the doll, and the inner costume part is bonded to the body part. Then, the outer costume part is connected to the inner costume part, and the outer costume part is choreographed.

  By adopting the above-described configuration, the present invention eliminates the need for shaping work on the chest and shoulders when dressing costumes, which was necessary in the production of costume dolls, and requires skill in shaping work. It is possible to make a doll with a certain body shape, and the choreography, which is the demonstrator's skill, can be carried out independently, and the doll can be manufactured more efficiently. At the same time, nailing is eliminated, and various inconveniences caused by nailing are eliminated.

  Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described. The doll shown as an embodiment is an example of a parent chick in a sitting position in a bundle tie. This doll is composed of a torso part 1, an inner costume part 2, an outer costume part 3, an arm body 4 and a foot body 5 to produce a doll torso, and separately manufactured as usual. A is attached. The configuration of each part will be described below along with the doll manufacturing procedure.

  The torso 1 is a core of the doll, but unlike the traditional torso torso, the torso 1 is formed by paulownia plastic or wood carving in the same way as the torso of a wood grain doll. However, it does not form the overall image of the doll, but only the part corresponding to the inner costume part 2 described later.

  Specifically, it has a doll's torso 11 and a sitting leg 12, a head mounting hole 13 at the top center of the torso 11, an arm mounting hole 14 at the shoulder, and a leg corresponding to the hem of the heel of the leg 12. A foot mounting hole 15 is formed, and further, a groove (for upper garment or for heel) 16 is formed at a necessary place.

  Of course, the body part 1 is formed by a procedure of “Kakeike”, “Dough”, “Dry”, “Sculpture”, and “Sculpture” as usual, after forming a “prototype” of a predetermined shape with clay or the like. Alternatively, it may be manufactured by resin molding so as to cope with mass production. A groove 16 for embedding wood is also provided corresponding to the costume form of the doll to be manufactured.

  The costume is not made by cutting and sewing the entire costume in advance like the costume of a traditional costume doll, but by dividing it into a predetermined inner costume part 2 and outer costume part 3. It is.

  In other words, the outer costume part 3 is a part that requires choreography work or exposes the form of layering such as cuffs and hems, and is a part where the characteristics of the costume doll are exhibited. Further, the inner costume part 2 is a part other than the outer costume part, and is a part that is directly attached to the body part 1.

  Specifically, the inner costume part 2 includes a body part 21 corresponding to the front body and the back body that covers the body part of the doll, a collar body 22 that simulates a double collar, and a heel 23.

  The collar body 22 is adhered to a portion corresponding to the neck of the doll, the jacket part 21 is pasted so as to cover the body 11, and the collar 23 is pasted so as to cover the leg part 12. Further, the groove 16 is subjected to graining corresponding to the lower portion of the cuff of the jacket portion 21 and the broken fold of the heel 23. It should be noted that the waist portion 21a and the collar portion 21b are incorporated in advance in the jacket 21.

  In particular, if a structure including a grain is adopted, a portion corresponding to the seam of the waist portion 21 (a portion that becomes a seam in the case of a costume) is finished beautifully, and the operation is simplified as compared with the sewing means. Further, the bent ridge 23a of the ridge 23 can be easily formed.

  In the inner garment portion 2, a portion that becomes a coupling allowance (sewing-corresponding portion, adhesive margin, etc.) for coupling the outer garment portion described later may be provided in advance as necessary.

  The outer costume part 3 is formed with a structure that is lined with Japanese paper and can be creased by perforation, like a conventional costume, and has a sleeve part (stitching collar) 31 and a column part 32a. It includes a lower portion (including left and right) 32 of the torso, and is connected to the inner costume 2 attached to the torso 1 by stitching, adhesion, entanglement with Velcro (registered trademark), and the like.

  The arm body 4 has an elbow portion in the middle of the joint structure. When the sleeve portion 31 is connected, the arm body 4 is fixed to the arm body mounting hole 14 of the body portion 1 through the sleeve portion 31 with an adhesive or the like. Fix to the foot mounting hole 15.

  In addition, the arm body 4 is not necessarily specified as having a joint structure at an intermediate portion thereof, and may be formed of a bendable material or may be formed in a predetermined shape in advance. good.

  When the outer costume part 3 is connected to the inner costume part 2, the accessory heel 6 is further inserted into the pocket part 21a, the plain 7 is connected to a predetermined place, and the hem is attached to the back. At the same time, the choreographed fold 33 is formed and the position of the arm body 5 is adjusted to complete the doll torso, and the head A separately manufactured is attached thereto to complete the doll.

  The present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned master dolls in the band-sitting position, but also standing dolls, or princess (princess) dolls, government dolls, guardian dolls, left and right minister dolls, five lion dolls, etc. Of course, other dolls can be used for all costume dolls other than dolls. The division of the inner and outer costumes is determined according to the form of the doll to be produced. Is.

The whole perspective view of the body part of the embodiment of the present invention. Wearing explanatory drawing of the inner costume part. Installation explanatory drawing (cross-sectional view) of the inner costume part. Wearing explanatory drawing of the outside costume part. The completed doll body.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Body part 11 Body 12 Leg part 13 Head mounting hole 14 Arm mounting hole 15 Foot mounting hole 16 Grain groove 2 Inner costume part 21 Body part 21a Spare part 21b Friends collar part 22 Collar body 23 袴 23a Folding collar 3 Outer costume part 31 Sleeve part (sewn collar)
32 lower section 32a column section 33 fold line 4 arm body 5 foot body 6 heel 7 Hirao

Claims (6)

  Outer costumes that need to be choreographed out of the costumes to be dressed, or where the layered form such as cuffs and hems are exposed, and inner costumes other than the outer costume parts that do not require choreography The body part corresponding to the inner costume part is formed in a shape that matches the body shape of the doll, the inner costume part is bonded to the body part, and the outer costume part is then attached to the inner costume. A method for manufacturing a doll, characterized in that it is connected to the part and choreographed on the outer costume part.   The method for manufacturing a doll according to claim 1, wherein when the inner costume part is bonded to the body part, a structure including a grain structure is adopted.   The method for manufacturing a doll according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a separately formed arm is connected to a shoulder portion of the torso.   Other than the doll's head, a torso part formed in a predetermined shape, an inner costume part bonded to the torso part, and an outer costume part connected to the inner costume part and given a choreography A doll characterized by composition.   The doll according to claim 4, wherein a wood grain is used when the inner costume part is bonded to the trunk part.   The doll according to claim 4 or 5, wherein an arm body formed in a predetermined shape separately from the torso part is connected to a shoulder opening portion of the torso part.

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