JP2022173044A - Bowknot for garnishment - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a bowknot for garnishment in which only one face of a ribbon piece appears on a front face.SOLUTION: A bowknot 10 includes: a first flap 16 composed of one end part 26 of a ribbon piece 30; an annular belt 14 circularly extending from the first flap; a first loop 20 extending in a loop shape from the annular belt; a knot 24 extending to inside from the outside of a circular space S defined by an annular belt from the first loop and further extending to outside; a second loop 22 extending in a loop shape from the knot and inserted into the knot; and a second flap 18 extending from the second loop and composed of another end part 28 of the ribbon piece applied with a twist 40 so that both faces of the ribbon piece respectively flip.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a bowknot used for decoration of goods and their packaging.

Traditionally, ornamental bows formed from ribbon strips have been proposed. This bowknot consists of a bowknot main body and a band extending annularly from the main body. The bowknot body has two loops, two flaps, and a knot surrounding both loops and the flaps, and the strap connects one of the flaps and one of the loops. The bow knot allows one flap to be pulled and moved relative to the knot, thereby progressively reducing the size or diameter of the annular band. For this reason, it is possible to attach the bowknot to the article to be decorated by hanging the band around the article to be decorated so as to surround it and pulling the one sag to tighten the article. can.

By the way, in the conventional bowknot, when the ribbon piece for forming the bowknot has, for example, one side with a pattern and the other side without a pattern, the front side of the bowknot body That is, one side and the other side of the ribbon strip appear where they are visible. For a bow made of such a ribbon piece, it is desirable that only one surface of the ribbon piece is exposed from the point of view of decoration of the article.

Utility Model Registration No. 3194938

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In view of the conventional circumstances, the present invention provides a decorative bow in which only one surface of a ribbon piece is exposed.

The present invention relates to an ornamental bow formed of a piece of ribbon having one end and another end. The bowknot comprises a first sag consisting of one end of the ribbon piece, an annular band extending in a ring form from the first sag, a first loop extending in a loop form from the annular band, and the first A knot extending from the outside to the inside of the annular space defined by the annular belt from the loop of the loop and further extending outward, a second loop extending from the knot in a loop shape and passed through the knot, and the second loop a second sag extending from the loop. Here, the second loop and the second hanging consist of a part of the ribbon piece twisted so that both sides of the ribbon piece are inverted and the other end connected to the part.

According to the present invention, one surface of the ribbon piece appears on the surface and both surfaces of the ribbon piece are reversed in the sequentially connected first hanging, the annular band, the first loop, and the knot. A bowknot in which one surface of the ribbon piece is exposed in the second loop and the second hang, which is composed of a part of the ribbon piece twisted in the manner described above and the other end connected to the part of the ribbon piece. can.

The bow may be two opposing portions of the ribbon strip defining the first loop adhered together by a piece of double-sided tape disposed between the portions. According to this, it is possible to prevent the collapse of the shape of the bow due to careless pulling of part of the bow.

In the bowknot, when the first drop is drawn, a portion of the annular belt connected to the first drop is pulled out through the knot, gradually reducing the size of the loop. Therefore, by hanging the annular belt around the article to be decorated and pulling the first dangle, the article can be tied tightly with the annular belt and the bowknot can be attached to the article. .

Fig. 3 is a perspective view of a bow knot; Fig. 10 is a perspective view of a piece of ribbon at the beginning of the bow-knot making process; FIG. 10 is a perspective view of a ribbon piece in the process of making a bow; Fig. 10 is a perspective view of a piece of ribbon at the end of the bow-knot making process; 1 is a schematic perspective view of an article and a bow attached thereto for decoration thereof; FIG.

Referring to FIG. 1, an ornamental bow in accordance with the present invention is indicated generally at 10. As shown in FIG.

The bow 10 consists of a main body 12 that performs a main decorative function and an annular belt 14 that attaches the main body 12 to an article C (FIG. 5) consisting of an arbitrary commodity or its packaging to be decorated. The body 12 of the bow 10 consists of two lobes 16,18, first and second loops 20,22, and a knot 24. As shown in FIG.

Bowknot 10 is formed from a single piece of ribbon 30 (see FIGS. 2-4) having one end 26 and an opposite end 28 . The ribbon piece 30 is made of synthetic fiber, chemical fiber, natural fiber, or other woven fabric or non-woven fabric, or synthetic resin tape. The ribbon strip 30 has one side (indicated by .largecircle.) and the other side (indicated by .DELTA.) facing each other. For example, the ribbon strip 30 has said one side with a pattern and said other side without a pattern.

Details of the bow 10 will now be described with reference to FIGS.

The first flap 16 of the body 12 of the bow 10 consists of one end 26 of a ribbon strip 30 (see FIG. 4). Annular strip 14 comprises a portion 32 of ribbon strip 30 that joins one end 26 of ribbon strip 30 and extends annularly from first sag 16 (see FIGS. 2 and 3). The first loop 20 is formed by folding back another portion 34 of the ribbon piece 30 connected to a portion 32 of the ribbon piece 30 and extending in a loop from the annular band 14 (see FIGS. 2 and 3). The knot 24 is a further portion 36 connected to another portion 34 of the ribbon piece 30 and extends (wraps around) from the outside of the annular space S defined by the annular belt 14 from the first loop 20 to the inside, Furthermore, it consists of a portion 36 extending outward (see arrow A indicated by a dashed line in FIG. 2). The second loop 22 is formed by folding back another portion 38 connected to a portion 36 of the ribbon piece 30, extends in a loop from the knot 24, and is passed through the knot 24 (an arrow B and FIG. 4). Also, the second flap 18 consists of the other end 28 that joins a portion 38 of the ribbon strip 30 and extends from the second loop 22 (see FIGS. 2 and 3).

The first lobe 16, the annular band 14, the first loop 20 and the knot 24, which are sequentially formed in the process of making the bow 10, have ribbon strips on their faces, i.e. where they are visible to the human eye. One side of 30 (○ mark) appears.

On the other hand, the second loop 22 extending from the knot 24 and the second flap 18 extending from the second loop reveal the other side (marked Δ) of the ribbon strip 30 during the above-described process of making the bow knot 10 . Therefore, after the knot 24 is formed, a twist 40 is applied to a portion 38 of the ribbon piece 30 so that both sides (marked with a circle and a triangle) of the ribbon piece 30 are reversed. As a result, one surface (o mark) of the ribbon piece 30 appears on the surface of the portion 38 of the ribbon piece 30 and the other end portion 28 connected to the portion 38 . As a result, the second loop 22 and the second sag 18 are formed, in which one side (o) of the ribbon piece 30 is exposed.

Also, preferably, the two opposing portions of the ribbon strip 30 that define the first loop 20, more specifically the two opposing portions 34a, 34b of the portion 34 of the ribbon strip 30, are aligned with these The portions 34a, 34b may be adhered together by a strip of double-sided tape 42 (FIG. 3) located between the portions 34a, 34b. According to this, it is possible to prevent the shape of the bow knot 10 from collapsing due to carelessly pulling a part of the bow knot 10 .

In the bow knot 10, when the first sag 16 is pulled, a portion of the annular band 14 connected to the first sag moves through the knot 24, causing the diameter or size of the annular band 14 to gradually decrease. Therefore, when the ring-shaped belt 14 of the bow 10 is hung around the article C (Fig. 5) to be decorated with the bow 10 and the first sag 16 is pulled, the ring-shaped belt 14 narrows to the surface of the article C. touch and bind it. Thereby, attachment of the bowknot 10 to the article C can be performed. At this time, to prevent loosening of the annular band 14 surrounding the article C, a portion of the first sag 16 can be secured to the surface of the article C, for example, with a transparent circular seal 44 (FIG. 5). In addition, a portion of the first sag 16, which has become substantially longer as a part of the annular band 14 passes through the knot 24, is cut off and its length dimension is reduced to the length of the second sag 18. can be adjusted to any size. For a liquid product, the bow 10 is hung at its annular band 14 around the neck of a bottle (not shown) which is the package of the liquid product.

10 Decorative bow 12 Body 14 Annular strip 16 First loop 18 Second loop 20 First loop 22 Second loop 24 Knot 26 One end of ribbon strip 28 Other end of ribbon strip 30 Ribbon strip 40 Twist 42 Double-sided tape piece 44 Transparent circular sticker

Claims (2)

A decorative bow formed of a piece of ribbon having one end and the other end, comprising:
a first sag consisting of one end of the ribbon piece, a ring-shaped band extending from the first sag, a first loop extending from the ring-shaped band in a loop, and A knot extending from the outside to the inside of the annular space defined by the annular band and further extending outward, a second loop extending from the knot in a loop shape and passed through the knot, and a second loop extending from the second loop 2 drips,
The second loop and the second hanging are a part of the ribbon piece twisted so that both sides of the ribbon piece are inverted, respectively, and the other end connected to the part. bow. 2. The decorative bow of claim 1, wherein two opposing portions of said ribbon strip defining said first loop are adhered to each other by a piece of double-sided tape disposed between said portions. .

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