JP2023076086A - Decorative bowknot - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a decorative bowknot allowing only one face of a ribbon to appear on a surface.SOLUTION: A bowknot 10 has a first hanging 16 formed of one end 26 of a ribbon 30, an annular strap 14 that annularly extends from the first hanging, a first knot 20 that extends from the annular strap and tightly binds the annular strap, a first loop 24 extending in a looped shape from the first knot, a second knot 22 that is the second knot extending from the first loop from the outside to the inside of an annular space S defined by the annular strap and further extending to the outside, surrounds a periphery of the first knot, a second loop 25 that extends in a looped shape from the second knot, and is passed through the second knot, and a second hanging 18 extending from the second loop.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 4

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 ribbons have been proposed. This bowknot includes a first sag consisting of one end of a ribbon, an annular band extending in a ring shape from the first sag, a first loop extending in a loop form from the ring band, and an annular band extending from the first loop. A knot extending from the outside to the inside of the annular space defined by the belt and further extending to the outside, a second loop extending from the knot in a loop shape and passed through the knot, and a second hanging extending from the second loop Prepare.

According to this bow knot, when the knot is pinched with the fingers of one hand and the first drop is pulled with the fingers of the other hand, the annular band connected to the first drop partially passes through the knot and becomes an annular belt. band gradually decreases in size or diameter. For this reason, when a salesperson attaches a bow to an article consisting of a product or its packaging at a store, a ring-shaped belt is hung around the article, the knot is pinched, and the first loop is pulled to form a ring. Attachment of the bowknot to the article can be performed by tightening the article with the band of the string.

By the way, when attaching a bowknot to an article, if the first sag is pulled under a condition in which the force to pinch the bowknot is not sufficient or the way to pinch the knot is not appropriate, the knot will be dragged along the annular band passing through it. It may come loose and collapse the shape of the bow.

Utility Model Registration No. 3232988

The present invention provides a new decorative bow that does not lose its shape when attached to an article.

The present invention relates to an ornamental bow formed of a ribbon having one end and another end. The bowknot includes a first dang consisting of one end of the ribbon, an annular band extending annularly from the first dag, a first knot extending from the annular band and binding the annular band, A first loop extending from the first knot in a loop shape, and a second knot extending from the outside to the inside of the annular space defined by the annular band from the first loop and further extending outside. A second knot surrounding the first knot, a second loop extending from the second knot and passed through the second knot, and a second loop extending from the second loop. and

According to the present invention, when the fingers of one hand pinch the second knot and the fingers of the other hand pull the first sag, an annular band passing through the first knot and the second knot is formed between them. In part, both knots are moved and the size or diameter of the annular band becomes progressively smaller. For this reason, when a salesperson attaches a bow to an article consisting of a product or its packaging at a store, a ring-shaped belt is attached to the article so as to surround the article, and the second knot is pinched to form the first bow. By pulling to tighten the article with the annular band, the attachment of the bowknot to the article can be easily performed.

In the present invention, the second knot surrounds the first knot that binds the annular band. From this, when attaching the bow knot to the article, when pinching the second knot, the first knot can be pinched from above the second knot, and the first knot can be pinched. The second knot can be held over the first knot by pinching. Thereby, when the first loop is pulled, the second knot is dragged by the annular band passing through both the first and second knots, and the second knot is untied thereby and the bow is tied accordingly. morphological collapse can be prevented. In addition, since the annular belt is in a state of being tied tightly by the first knot, both annular belts are less likely to loosen after being attached to the article, and the attached state of the bowknot to the article is firmly maintained. .

The second loop and the second hanging of the bowknot may consist of a part of the ribbon twisted so that both sides of the ribbon are inverted and the other end connected to the part. can. According to this, only one surface of the ribbon can be exposed on the front side of the bow to be attached to the article. Here, the first knot is surrounded by the second knot and does not appear on the front side.

1 is a schematic perspective view of an article and a bow attached thereto for decoration thereof; FIG. Fig. 10 is a perspective view of the ribbon just prior to forming the first knot of the bow; Fig. 10 is a perspective view of the ribbon just after forming the first knot of the bow; FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a ribbon in the process of forming a bow after forming the first knot of the bow; Fig. 10 is a perspective view of the ribbon at the end of the bow knot forming process;

Referring to FIG. 1, an ornamental bow in accordance with the present invention is indicated generally at 10. As shown in FIG. Bowknot 10 is attached to article A consisting of any merchandise or its packaging to which it is to be decorated. The illustrated article A consists of a packaging box containing articles.

The bowknot 10 consists of a main body 12 performing a main decorative function and an annular band 14 performing a function of attaching the main body 12 to the article A. The body 12 of the bowknot 10 includes two lobes 16, 18, first and second, a first knot 20 (see FIGS. 3 and 4) and a second knot 22 surrounding the first knot 20. , and two loops 24, 25, first and second. The first and second drops 16, 18 are located below the first and second loops 24, 25 located on the left and right in the figure, and the second loop 24, 25 located between the two loops 24, 25. It has the appearance of hanging down from two knots 22 .

Bowknot 10 is formed from a piece of ribbon 30 (see FIGS. 2-5) having one end 26 and another end 28 . The ribbon 30 is made of synthetic fiber, chemical fiber, natural fiber, or other woven fabric or non-woven fabric, or synthetic resin tape. The ribbon 30 has one surface (front surface indicated by ◯) and the other surface (back surface indicated by Δ) facing each other. For example, ribbon 30 has one side that is patterned and the other side that is unpatterned.

Next, details of the bow knot 10 will be described with reference to FIGS.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the first flap 16 forming the body 12 of the bow 10 consists of one end 26 of a ribbon 30. As shown in FIG. Annular strip 14 consists of a portion 32 of ribbon 30 that joins one end 26 of ribbon 30 and extends annularly from first sag 16 . The first knot 20 consists of a portion 32 of the ribbon 30 and another portion 34 of the ribbon 30, and is tightly tied at or near the boundary with the annular band 14, more specifically the first sag 16. It consists of tying The knot may be formed by relatively pulling one end 28 of the ribbon 30 against the other end 26 .

Also, as shown in FIG. 4, the first loop 24 is formed by folding back another portion 36 of the ribbon 30 that continues to the portion 34 of the ribbon 30 and extends from the first knot 20 in a loop shape. The second knot 22 consists of another portion 38 that joins a portion 36 of the ribbon 30 and extends from the first loop 24 from the outside to the inside of the annular space S defined by the annular band 14 to the first knot 20 . It extends (wraps around) to surround and further extends outward. The second loop 25 is formed by folding back another portion 40 connected to the portion 38 of the ribbon 30, extends in a loop form from the second knot 22, and is passed through the second knot 22 (see FIG. 4). Arrow B indicated by a dashed line and see FIG. 5). The second sag 18 consists of the other end 28 connected to a portion 40 of the ribbon 30, extends from the second loop 25, and is exposed to the outside of the second knot 22 (see FIGS. 4 and 5). ). When the second loop 25 is pulled against the first loop 24 to tighten the loop of the second knot 22, the second knot 22 connects the annular belt 14, the first knot 20, and the first loop. 24 and a second loop 25 are tightened to form bowknot 10 .

By the way, the first bow 16, the annular band 14, the first knot 20, the first loop 24 and the second knot 22, which are sequentially formed in the forming process of the bow knot 10, include the first knot 20. Except for , one side (o mark) of the ribbon 30 appears on the front side, that is, where people can see it. The first knot 20 is covered with the second knot 22 and does not appear on the front side.

On the other hand, the second loop 25 extending from the second knot 22 and the second loop 18 extending from the second loop expose the other side (Δ mark) of the ribbon 30 in the forming process of the bow knot 10. . For this reason, as shown in FIG. 4, after forming the second knot 22, a portion 40 of the ribbon 30 is twisted 42 (FIG. 4) so that both sides of the ribbon 30 (marked with ◯ and marked with Δ) are reversed. is added. As a result, one surface (o mark) of the ribbon 30 appears on the surface side of the second loop 25 and the second hang 18 that are formed. However, for example, when the surface of the ribbon 30 is not patterned and both the front and back surfaces are free of patterns, the second loop 25 and the second sag 18 are twisted without twisting the portion 40 of the ribbon 30. can be formed.

In the bow knot 10, the fingers of one hand pinch the second knot 22 and the fingers of the other hand pull the first doop 16 relatively tightly, passing through the first knot 20 and the second knot 22. Annular band 14 travels through both knots 20, 22 in these portions, and the size or diameter of annular band 14 becomes progressively smaller. For this reason, when a salesperson attaches a bowknot 10 to an article A in a shop, the ring belt 14 is wrapped around the article A, the second knot 22 is pinched, and the first drop 16 is pulled. The bowknot 10 can be easily attached to the article A by tightening the article A with the annular band 14 .

In addition, since the second knot 22 of the bowknot 10 surrounds the first knot 20 that tightly binds the annular band 14, the second knot 22 is not pinched when attaching the bowknot 10 to the article A. When tying, the first knot 20 can be pinched over the second knot 22 . A second knot 22 can be held on the first knot 20 by pinching the first knot 20 . Thereby, when the first sag 16 is pulled, the second knot 22 is dragged by the annular band 14 passing through both the first and second knots 20, 22, thereby causing the second knot 22 to be untied and to be pulled. This prevents the bowknot 10 from collapsing due to the deformation. Further, since the ring-shaped band 14 is in a state of being tied tightly by the first knot 20, the ring-shaped band 14 is not easily loosened after being attached to the article A, and the attached state of the bowknot 10 to the article A is firmly maintained. be.

10 Decorative Bow 12 Body 14 Circular Band 16 First Drop 18 Second Drop 20 First Knot 22 Second Knot 24 First Loop 25 Second Loop 26 One End of Ribbon 28 Other of Ribbon End 30 Ribbon 42 Twist S Annular space

Claims (2)

A decorative bow formed of a ribbon having one end and another end, comprising:
a first sag consisting of one end of the ribbon;
an annular band extending annularly from the first sag;
a first knot extending from the annular band and binding the annular band;
a first loop extending in a loop from the first knot;
a second knot extending outward from the first loop to the inside of the annular space defined by the annular band and further extending outward, the second knot surrounding the first knot;
a second loop extending in a loop form from the second knot and passed through the second knot;
a second flap extending from said second loop. 2. The second loop and the second sag are each composed of a part of the ribbon twisted so that both sides of the ribbon are inverted and the other end connected to the part. A decorative bow as described in .

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