JP2007162156A - Welting tool - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a welting tool to enable the decoration of edges at the sleeve opening and bottom opening of clothes and purse opening, etc., and give a function to constrict the opening, and applicable by freely adjusting the tool to the size of the sleeve opening, bottom opening and purse opening. <P>SOLUTION: The welting tool 1 includes a flat bag belt 3 having a frill 2 on at least one edge, and through-holes 4 sporadically formed on one surface of the flat bag part 3 in the direction of length. The flat bag part 3 cut to a proper length is sewn to a purse opening 6, or sleeve opening 7a, bottom opening 7b, etc., of clothes 7 to decorate the opening. The opening can be nicely constricted by passing a string 5 through the flat bag part 3, extending both ends of the string 5 from two through-holes 4, 4 nearest to the end edges and tying the string 5. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  In the present invention, a string is passed through a bag of a flat bag part cut to a predetermined length, and both ends of the string are pulled out from two through holes closest to the left and right edges, respectively, a drawstring mouth, a cuff of clothes, a hem, etc. It is related with the edge ornament which can be used so that both ends of a string may be tied together and the mouth may be squeezed well.

  Conventionally, although this kind does not exist, JP-A-9-87912 is disclosed as a potting tool for clothing cuffs and hems, and JP-A-2001-72089 is disclosed as a potting tool for a purse mouth. It was.

  As shown in FIG. 7 (a), the former claw tool has, for example, a locking tool 53 on one side of the back surface of the hem mouth 52 of a garment (trousers) 51 and a locking receiving portion 54 on the other side. It is attached via 53 'and 54'. Thus, when the garment 51 is worn in a normal state, the locking member 53 and the locking receiving portion 54 are not locked with each other, and the hem port 52 is squeezed as shown in FIG. The lock 53 and the lock receiving portion 54 are used to be locked when it is necessary to lash (see the left leg) while squeezing (see the left leg).

As shown in FIG. 8 (a), the latter claw tool is provided with openings 62 and 63 at opposite locations A and B of the tubular ring body 61, and the tube of the ring body 61 is formed from each of the openings 62 and 63. The ends are pulled out through the two strings 64 and 65, and the pulled ends are connected to form a ring. Then, this ring body 61 is fitted (may be sewn in advance) near the mouth portion 67 of the bag body 66 filled with the contents (not shown), and each opening of the ring body 61 is opened. When the ends of the strings 64 and 65 exposed from the portions 62 and 63 are pulled as indicated by arrows a and b, the mouth portion 67 of the bag body 66 is squeezed as shown in FIG. It is what has become.
JP-A-9-87912 JP 2001-72089 A

  However, when the garment 51 is worn in a normal state, the locking tool 53 and the locking receiving part 54 are hung from each other in a non-locking state. As a result, the legs of the human body are touched and get in the way, and the locking tool 53 and the locking receiving part 54 are exposed from the hem, so that the appearance is not good. Met. On the other hand, the claw tool described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2001-72089 is not intended to clog the mouth portion 67 of the bag body 66, but is used to draw a purse-like fold to the mouth portion 67 by clogging the neck portion 67 '. Become. Of course, it is possible to sew along the edge of the mouth portion 67 of the bag body 66, but there is no element for decorating the mouth portion 67 (there is no frill portion), and the size of the bag body 66 is gusset. The size of the mouth portion 67 of the bag body 66 is defined in advance, and there is a trouble in determining the diameter of the tubular ring body 61 that matches the size.

  The present invention is intended to solve the above-mentioned various problems all at once. The object of the present invention is to decorate the rim of clothes such as cuffs, hems and drawstrings, as well as to close the mouth. It is an object of the present invention to provide an edge decoration that has the function of being said and that can be applied to the cuffs, hems and drawstrings of clothes.

  In order to achieve the above object, an edge decoration according to the present invention is provided with a belt-like flat bag portion having a frilled portion at least on one edge, and through holes are dotted in the length direction on one surface of the flat bag portion. The flat bag section cut to the required length is sewn on the drawstring mouth, clothes cuffs, trouser hem, etc. By pulling out from the two through holes near the edge, the mouth can be squeezed in a good shape simply by tying the string.

  The invention according to claim 2 is characterized in that the frill part and the flat bag part are formed of a lace knitting, and the frill part and the flat bag part can be finished beautifully, and the through hole of the flat bag part It was constructed so that it could be easily obtained by a method such as skipping the yarn of the part without making a stitch.

  According to the present invention, any size can be freely applied if the flat bag portion is cut according to the circumference of a place to be applied, for example, a drawstring mouth, a cuff or a hem of a clothes. There is an advantage that can be. The reason why the flat bag portion is formed is to pass a string (decorative string = ribbon). What is important in this cutting is that the cut end is located between the through holes dotted in the length direction on one surface of the flat bag portion. That is, if both ends of the string passed through the flat bag part are simply moved out of the end part of the flat bag part, the end part of the bag part bites into the knot when the both ends of the string are tied, However, if the two ends of the string are pulled out from the two through holes inside the end of the flat bag portion as described above, the end of the bag portion will not bite into the knot of the string. , There is an advantage that the end of the bag portion can be neatly accommodated.

  If the piece cut as described above and the string passed through the flat bag portion is sewn to a place such as a drawstring mouth, clothing cuffs or hem, the frilled portion of the flat bag portion decorates the lip. Can do. The string that has passed through the bag part does not get in the way even if it is not pulled into the flat bag part by making a knot at the end, etc. If the string is tied, the object can be easily achieved, and various excellent effects can be achieved.

  According to the invention described in claim 2, not only the frilled portion and the flat bag portion made of lace knitting are finished beautifully, but also the through hole in the flat bag portion does not intersect the yarn of this portion (the stitches). It is easily obtained by a method such as skipping such that it can not be made), and has an excellent effect that it can contribute to cost reduction.

  Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a partially omitted perspective view of the edge ornament of the present application, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a state in which the end portion of the string is passed through the cut flat bag portion, and FIG. 3 is the edge ornament of the present application through the string. 4 is a perspective view of a state in which the strings are drawn and tied together from the state of FIG. 3, FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a purse, (a) is an open state, (b) is a claw state, FIG. 6 is a perspective view applied to cuffs and hems of clothes for childhood.

  The edge decoration 1 of the present application is provided with a belt-like flat bag portion 3 having a frill portion 2 on one edge, and through holes 4, 4... Are dotted in the length direction on one surface of the flat bag portion 3. The frill part 2 is mainly intended for decoration, and the pattern and form may be freely determined, and if a decoration effect can be expected, both sides of the belt-like flat bag part 3 or other places Sometimes it forms.

  The belt-like flat bag portion 3 including the frill portion 2 can be knitted using a torsion race machine. In this case, the frill portion 2 may be knitted by single knitting, and the flat bag portion 3 may be knitted by double bag knitting. The flat bag portion 3 is for passing a string (decoration string, ribbon tape, etc.) 5 and its width may be arbitrarily determined, but in the embodiment, it is about 10 mm. Of course, it may be enlarged or reduced according to the thickness and form of the string to be passed.

  The through holes 4, 4... Are formed at regular intervals (for example, intervals of 30 mm). The through-hole 4 can be formed by flying the flat bag portion 3 so as not to cross the yarn (do not make a stitch) when the flat bag portion 3 is to be knitted by a torsion lace machine. The through holes 4, 4... Are formed in accordance with the thickness and form of the string 5 that passes through the flat bag portion 3, but are preferably opened so as not to stand out on the surface of the flat bag portion 3. The through holes 4 may be scattered not only on one surface of the flat bag portion 3 but also on the front and back surfaces.

  The edge decoration 1 of the present application is cut in accordance with the peripheral length of a part to which this is applied, for example, a mouth of a purse 6, a cuff 7 a or a hem 7 b of a garment 7. This cutting position is preferably between the through holes 4 of the flat bag portion 3.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the string 5 is passed through the flat bag portion 3 of the edge decoration 1 cut to a required length, and both ends 5 a and 5 b of the string 5 are used as the cut ends of the flat bag portion 3. It goes out from the two nearest through holes 4 and 4. Next, as shown in FIG. 3, the cut end of the flat bag portion 3 is not deformed when the flat bag portion 3 is rounded and the ends 5a and 5b of the string 5 are drawn and tied as shown in FIG. If the through holes 4, 4... Do not exist (or exist) and the both ends 5 a and 5 b of the string 5 that have passed through the flat bag portion 3 are simply taken out of the cut end, When the both ends 5a and 5b of the string 5 are tied, there is a possibility that the end portion may bite into the knot, or the appearance of the end portion may be damaged. In FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, the frill portion is omitted to simplify the drawing.

  As shown in FIG. 5 (a), the edge ornament 1 cut as described above can be attached to the mouth of the purse 6 while avoiding the string 5 having the flat bag portion 3 inserted therein. Accordingly, when the ends 5a and 5b of the string 5 are pulled, the mouth of the purse 6 can be squeezed as shown in FIG.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 6, the edge decoration 1 cut as described above is attached to the cuff 7a and the hem 7b of the clothes (childhood tether) 7 while avoiding the string 5 having the flat bag portion 3 inserted therein. The cuff 7a and the hem 7b can be decorated. In this case as well, when the ends 5a and 5b of the string 5 are pulled as necessary, the cuff 7a and the hem 7b can be folded up.

  The edge ornament according to the present invention passes a string through a bag of a flat bag part cut to a predetermined length, and pulls out both ends of the string from two through holes closest to the left and right edges respectively, It can be used to decorate cuffs, hems, etc., and to tie both ends of the string together to squeeze the mouth in a good shape, and is useful for decorating various mouths.

It is a partially-omission perspective view of this application edge ornament. It is a perspective view of the state where it passed through the cut flat bag part and the end part of the string was made to go out. It is a perspective view at the time of making this application border ornament passed through a string annular. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a state in which the strings are pulled and tied together from the state of FIG. 3. It is a perspective view of a purse, (a) is an open state, (b) is a claw state. It is the perspective view applied to the cuff and the hem of the clothes for childhood. In a first example of a conventional claw tool, (a) is at the time of attachment, and (b) is at the time of claw. In a second example of a conventional claw tool, (a) is a specific example, and (b) is in use.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Edge decoration device 2 Frill part 3 Flat bag part 4 Through-hole 5 String (decoration string, ribbon tape, etc.)
5a, 5b String ends 6 Drawstring 7 Clothing 7a Cuff 7b Hem

Claims (2)

  An edge ornament characterized by comprising a belt-like flat bag portion having a frilled portion at least at one edge, and through-holes scattered in the length direction on one surface of the flat bag portion.   The edge decoration according to claim 1, wherein the frill portion and the flat bag portion are lace knitted.

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