JP2007303008A - Method for weaving pile gauze - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a colorful pile gauze while making most of the characteristic of the gauze in a method of weaving the pile gauze having a picture pattern of a colorful multiple-layered structure by making multiple layers with piling different color pile layers on a gauze layer while realizing the color of each layers at a substrate and the part of the pattern. <P>SOLUTION: This method for weaving the pile gauze include setting three or more layers by making at least one as the gauze layer for each of three pieces of weft yarns, and also setting two layers among them as different colors from the above-mentioned color of the gauze and also as the pile layer assigned with different colored pile yarns with each other, protruding piles having prescribed colors from the prescribed pile layer toward the substrate body and patterned part and weaving the colorful multiple-layered structure pile gauze having the picture pattern. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a weaving method for a pile gauze with a pattern in which two layers of piles of different colors are superimposed on a gauze layer.

  In recent years, products that can be called towel gauze or pile gauze, which are difficult to call gauze and towel, have appeared. This is a product that has a multilayer structure with towels and gauze superimposed.

  As a conventional method for weaving pile gauze, there is an example of JP-A-11-350300, for example. This is a double towel fabric, and the ground warp yarn of a different color is used for the gauze layer for the towel and the gauze, and the ground warp yarn is shared by the towel and the gauze, and only on one side of the entire surface configured as a bag. A pile warp is applied. Accordingly, a portion of the design can be colorfully expressed according to the pile color by the pile protrusion at an appropriate position.

However, in this type of conventional method for weaving pile gauze with a pattern, the gauze color and the pile color 1 are used to express the pattern. I could only do it.
JP 11-350300 A, page 1, FIG.

  In view of the above prior art, the present invention uses a double weaving of piles of different colors, so that the color of the pile is expressed in two colors in addition to the color of the gauze part, making it more colorful and highly productive The purpose is to provide pile gauze.

  Another object of the present invention is to provide a more flexible and more colorful pile gauze by combining a yarn that shrinks as a warp yarn and a yarn that does not shrink.

  Another object of the present invention is to provide a colorful pile gauze having a swelled feeling by adopting a four-layer structure in which a pair of pile layers of different colors are arranged on the front and back of a gauze layer having no pile.

  Still another object of the present invention is to provide a colorful pile gauze with a feeling of swelling by providing a four-layer structure in which gauze layers having no pile are arranged on the front and back of a pair of pile layers.

  Furthermore, in a four-layer structure of one-needle pile, two-needle pile, one-needle gauze, and two-needle gauze, weaving while changing the arrangement of at least one of the layers between the other layers, it is a pile that is colorful and full of luxury. The purpose is to provide gauze.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a multi-layered pile gauze with a multi-layered structure while embodying the colors of each layer on a base or a pattern portion, by stacking pile layers of different colors on the gauze layer. In the method, at least one of every three weft yarns defines three or more layers as a gauze layer, and two of the layers are defined as pile layers of different colors, and a predetermined pile layer is defined with respect to the substrate and the pattern portion. The pile gauze with a colorful multi-layered structure is woven by protruding a pile of a required color.

  In the present invention, at least two of the layers are pile layers in the multilayer structure, and the colors of the respective piles are made different. Therefore, by combining at least one gauze layer and two pile layers of different colors and weaving the base or handle portion with an arbitrary layer, that is, with a color, the pile of the color that the layer has from the arbitrary pile layer protrudes. It can be expressed colorfully with the color of gauze and two colors of pile.

  At least one of the layers uses a non-shrinking warp, and at least one of the other layers uses a shrinking warp. By doing so, a stretchable flexible pile gauze can be woven.

  A pair of pile layers of different colors can be arranged on the front and back of the gauze layer. This makes it possible to weave colorful products with swelling.

  A gauze layer having no pile can be disposed on the front and back of the pair of pile layers. Gauze appears on the front and back, and two pile layers are contained inside. If a thread that does not absorb moisture is used for the gauze layer and a thread that absorbs moisture is used for the pile layer, the surface can be made smooth and a pile gauze having high water absorption can be obtained.

  It has a four-layer structure of one-needle pile, two-needle pile, one-needle gauze, and two-needle gauze, and can be woven while arranging and changing at least one of the layers between the other layers. Since it is possible to express the pattern by freely arranging and arranging the layers, it is possible to make a colorful and luxurious product.

  In the present invention, three or more layers, at least one of which is a gauze layer, and two of which are pile layers, the colors of the respective piles are made different. Therefore, an arbitrary layer can be exposed and a pattern can be expressed in an arbitrary color according to the portion of the substrate and the portion of the handle, and a colorful pile gauze can be woven while leaving a gauze feeling.

  Place pile layers with different colors on the front and back of the gauze layer, arrange a pair of gauze layers on the front and back of the pile layer, or perform various combinations while exchanging two gauze and two piles with each other Can make pile gauze more colorful and full of luxury.

  DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1A is a cross-sectional view, and FIG. 1B (b-1, b-2) is an organization chart. FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing an example of a product produced by this weaving method. FIG. 2A is a front view, and FIG. 2B is a back view.

  In FIG. 1A, the left side is the front (SF) and the right side is the back (BK). In FIG. (B), the structure of the upper part of FIG. (A) is divided into (b-1) and the structure of the lower part is divided into (b-2).

The pile gauze 1 of this example includes one gauze layer G1 and two pile layers P1 and P2. The weft threads are indicated by Y1 to Y9 in order from the bottom. The warp yarn is indicated by T1 to T12. In the arrangement of the figure, the warp yarns T1 to T12 are named as shown in Table 1. The color is indicated by an example in which the gauze layer is blue, the first pile layer is white, and the second pile layer is red.

  With the above configuration, three yarns Y1, Y2, and Y3 are sequentially assigned to the first pile layer P1, Y4, Y5, and Y6 are assigned to the second pile layer P2, and Y7, Y8, and Y9 are assigned to the gauze layer G1. An arbitrary pattern can be woven in an arbitrary color (blue, white, red) by intersecting at an appropriate position and exposing an arbitrary layer at an arbitrary position.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 (a) and 2 (b), the pile gauze 1 of this example is formed into a bag shape with three layers on the front and back sides, and on the surface side, the ground portion is woven with the first pile layer (white), and a polka dot pattern is formed. The gauze layer G1 can be woven, and the petal pattern can be woven with the second pile layer (red). At this time, on the back surface, the ground portion is woven with the second pile layer P2 (red), the polka dot pattern is woven with a mixed color of the first and second pile layers, and the petal pattern is woven with the first pile layer P1 (white). Can do so. (C) The figure is another example of the back surface, in which the ground portion is woven with a gauze layer (blue), and the polka dot pattern is woven with first and second pile layers (P1 + P2). (D) A figure is another example, and is the example which made the whole ground the gauze layer G1.

  Referring again to FIG. 1, yarn that shrinks as gauze warp T3, T6, T9, T12 and yarn that does not shrink as lower pile layers T2, T8, T5, T11 can be used to loosen and weave the pile layer. Thereby, since the pile warp woven with the gauze warps T3, T6, T9, and T12 which do not shrink can be loosened, a feeling of unevenness is generated, and further stretchability can be given in addition to a colorful feeling.

  Weaving pile gauze with a quilt feel while being pile fabric by using large count yarn or untwisted yarn as warp yarns T3, T6, T9, T12 and weft yarns Y7, Y8, Y9 of gauze layer can do.

The pile gauze 2 shown in FIG. 3 has a four-layer structure in which two pile layers P1 and P2 are inside, and a pair of gauze layers SFG and BKG are arranged on the front and back. The names of the 12 warp yarns T1 to T12 are as shown in Table 2. The two layers of gauze layers SFG and BKG in this example are made of a structure having a rough mesh on both the front and back sides, with three weft yarns Y7, Y8, and Y9 alternately entangled.

  Since each layer P1, P2, SFG, BKG can be exchanged with each other, the pattern can be woven by slightly changing the color of each pile layer such as white and red inside the coarse gauze layer SFG, BKG, It can give a sense of quality.

  In addition, the gauze layer yarn that does not absorb moisture and the pile layer yarn that absorbs moisture are used in the part where the handle is not woven. Can produce a product with high moisture retention. This is optimal for nursing sheets.

The pile gauze 3 shown in FIG. 4 has a four-layer structure similar to that shown in FIG. 3, and the first and second gauze layers SFG and BKG are disposed on the front and back of the first pile layer P1, and the second pile layer P2 is disposed on the surface thereof. , The second pile layer P2 is crossed, and the arrangement is changed between the first pile layer P1 and the second gauze layer G2. The names of the warp yarns T1 to T12 are as shown in Table 3.

  As shown in FIG. 4, since the positions of the pile layers P1 and P2 and the gauze layers SFG and BKG can be arbitrarily changed, various colorful patterns can be expressed in the same manner as shown in FIG. In addition, since the gauze layers SFG and BKG can be brought to the front surface or the back surface, it is possible to weave a high-quality product with a good touch and leaving a gauze feel.

  The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, can be implemented with various modifications, and can be implemented in various modes.

It is explanatory drawing which shows one Embodiment of the gauze pile of this invention, (a) A figure is sectional drawing, (b) A figure is an organization chart. FIG. 2 shows an example of a product made by the weaving method shown in FIG. It is sectional drawing (a) and organization chart (b) which show embodiment of the two-color pile gauze of the 4 layer structure of this invention. It is sectional drawing (a) and organization chart (b) which show other embodiment of the two-color pile gauze of the 4 layer structure of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

1, 2, 3 Pile gauze SF surface BK back surface P1, P2 Pile layer G1, G2, SFG, BKG Gauze layer Y1-Y9 Weft yarn T1-T12 Warp yarn

Claims (5)

In the method of weaving pile pile gauze with a colorful multilayer structure while embodying the color of each layer on the base and the pattern part, layering pile layers of different colors on the gauze layer,
For every three weft yarns, at least one gauze layer is defined as three or more layers, and two of the layers are defined as pile layers filled with pile yarns of different colors,
A pile gauze weaving method characterized in that a pile of a desired color is projected from a predetermined pile layer to the base and the pattern portion to weave a pile gauze with a colorful multilayer structure.   Non-shrinking warp is used for at least one of the layers, shrinking warp is used for at least one of the other layers, and the non-shrinking warp is wave-like with respect to the shrinking warp arranged linearly. 2. The pile gauze weaving method according to claim 1, wherein the pile gauze having elasticity is woven by arranging.   2. The pile gauze weaving method according to claim 1, wherein a pair of pile layers of different colors are arranged on the front and back of the gauze layer.   The pair of gauze layers are arranged on the front and back of the pair of pile layers, the yarn of the gauze layer is a yarn that does not absorb moisture, and the yarn of the pile layer is a yarn that absorbs moisture. Weaving method for pile gauze. It has a four-layer structure of one-needle pile, two-needle pile, one-needle gauze, and two-needle gauze, and is characterized by weaving a complicated pattern while changing the arrangement of at least one of the layers between the other layers. The method for weaving pile gauze according to claim 1.

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