JP3033070B2 - Embroidery race and method of manufacturing the same - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an embroidery lace, and more particularly to an embroidery lace capable of easily removing an unnecessary portion of a base cloth (core), and a brassiere or girdle using the same. It is about underwear.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, an embroidery lace in which a "watermark portion" is formed by cutting a two-piece lining or a three-piece core body is well known. For the watermark part of the embroidery lace, the lining part, which is usually unnecessary in the case of a two-piece construction, was cut off by hand using scissors or the like.
In the case of stacked fabrics, it is very difficult to remove the core in the middle part, which is inefficient in work. Especially after embroidering with a core that forcibly corrects the shape of the breast like a bra, it is practically impossible to remove the core and make a watermark part, and on the design Had become a major obstacle. For this reason, at present, a core having a predetermined shape is inserted between the outer material and the lining to form a watermark portion in a necessary portion. In addition to the need to form the body, the outer material, the core body, and the lining need to be overlapped with high accuracy, resulting in a problem that the working efficiency is extremely poor.

Therefore, in the present invention, a needle hole formed at the time of embroidery is used, and a two-piece lining (also serving as a core) or a three-piece core is easily formed using the needle hole. An object of the present invention is to provide a method of manufacturing an embroidery lace, which can easily form a watermark portion (a portion with a small number of cloths), and an embroidery lace produced by the method. .

[0004]

For this reason, the technical solution adopted by the present invention is an embroidery in which a surface material and a core, or a surface material, a core and a lining are overlapped by an integral mold and then embroidered. In the race, a large number of needle holes are provided around the core to be removed by increasing the number of embroidery needles around the core to be removed to be greater than the number of needles at other embroidery portions, and the core is provided along the needle hole. It is an embroidery lace characterized by being separated and extracted only, the outer material has higher elasticity than the core and lining,
Using a material having a high heat setting property, embroidering on the lining by superimposing the surface material, the core body, and the lining on a lining using a material having a lower elasticity than the outer material and the core and having a higher heat setting property. At the same time, by increasing the number of embroidery needles around the core to be removed to be greater than the number of needles at other embroidery portions, a large number of needle holes are provided around the core to be removed, and only unnecessary cores are cut off along the needle holes. It is an embroidery lace characterized by having been extracted and extracted, and is an undergarment configured using the embroidery lace, and a surface material and a core body, or a surface material, a core body and a lining are overlapped and integrally formed. When molding and then embroidering in the required places, increase the number of embroidery needles around the unnecessary core body more than the number of needles in other embroidery parts to create a large number of needle holes around the core body to be removed. Provided in the needle hole What is the embroidery lace manufacturing method of which is obtained by extraction formed by disconnecting the only core body becomes unnecessary.

[0005]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view and a plan view of an embroidery lace, FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a state where a surface material, a core body, and a lining are overlapped, and FIGS. 3 and 4 show the embroidery lace. 1 is a front view of one side of a bra.

In FIG. 1, in the embroidery lace, a region A in the drawing is a watermark portion and a region B is an embroidered portion. The watermark portion is formed as follows. First, as shown in FIG. 2, the outer material 1, the core 2, and the lining 3 are overlapped, and then, as shown in the cross-sectional view in FIG. Apply 4 and 5. When applying these embroidery 4 and 5,
No embroidery is applied to the area A where the core 2 'is to be removed, and the area A
, The embroidery 5 around the unnecessary core 2 ′ is embroidered 5 with a larger number of stitches than the number of stitches of the normal embroidery.

When the embroidery operation is completed, a large number of holes formed by needles are formed around the core 2 'to be removed. After such a situation, when the unnecessary core 2 ′ is pulled in the direction of the arrow in FIG. 1, the core 2 ′ can be cut from the needle hole portion. The portion from which the core has been removed can be used as a watermark depending on the type of outer material and backing material, and an embroidery lace with high fashionability can be manufactured. Note that the direction in which the core 2 'is pulled is not necessarily limited to the direction of the arrow in the figure, and may be any direction as long as it is easy to take out. Also, if the entire periphery of the core 2 'is embroidered, the core 2' cannot be pulled out because there is no outlet, but if a part of the periphery is left open, the core 2 '
′ Can be pulled out, and then the open portion is appropriately closed by embroidery or the like.

[0008] In the above-mentioned work, even if the lining, the core, and the outer material are overlapped and processed by the molding method and the necessary embroidery is performed, the core in the area requiring the watermark portion can be easily formed. It can be removed and is very efficient. Also, in order to cut the core from the needle hole, it is necessary to select a material such as a foam as the material of the core, but the core is not limited to the foam, and the part where the needle hole is formed Any material that can be easily separated from the material can be used.

Further, when forming the embroidery lace, for example, a material having higher elasticity and heat setting property than the core body and the lining is used for the outer material, and the outer material and the core are used for the lining. Less elastic than the body, and
Using a material having a high heat setting property, the outer material, the core, and the lining are superimposed and embroidered, and the number of embroidery needles around the core to be removed should be increased by more than the number of needles in other embroidery portions. By providing a large number of needle holes around the core body, separating and extracting only the core body along the needle holes, and molding in this state, an embroidery lace having a watermark portion can be formed. In the case where the embroidery lace is formed in this way, in a product having a complicated form such as a brassiere, it is possible to reduce the number of molding steps conventionally required from two to three steps to one step. Thus, it is possible to obtain a highly fashionable product that has never been seen before.

FIGS. 3 and 4 show a bra made by the embroidery lace. FIG. 3 shows the region A of the bra as a watermark portion. The watermark portion is formed by embroidering and then cutting the core from the embroidery portion 5 having a large number of needles as described above. FIG. 4 shows a bra in which a watermark portion (A region) is formed in the center of the bra by a similar method. According to the above method, even in a brassiere having a complicated watermark portion (see A-A cross section) as shown in FIG. 4, the center of the area surrounded by the portion embroidered with a larger number of needles than the number of normal embroidery needles. The body can be easily removed simply by pulling it out as described above. Further, in the brassiere as shown in FIG. 4, a bone 6 or the like can be inserted into the cup portion as shown in the BB sectional view to further enhance the form function. . In addition, for example, for the outer material, higher elasticity than the core and the lining, and using a material having a high heat setting property, for the lining, the elasticity is lower than the outer material and the core, and the heat setting property is high. If a brassier with a watermark is formed by embroidering after molding using a material and then removing the core by the above method, the molding process, which conventionally required two or three processes, is reduced to one process. Can be obtained, and a bra with high fashionability, which has never existed before, can be obtained.

Next, the girdle will be described with reference to FIG. 5. In the girdle shown in FIG.
The B region is configured as three parts. In this girdle, a core body larger than at least the area of the area B and a lining having an outer peripheral shape of the area A in the drawing (indicated by a dotted line) are overlaid on one base cloth, and then the area around the area A is indicated by a dotted line. At the same time, embroidery is performed on the area B.
In particular, since it is necessary to separate the core of the embroidery 5 around the area B, the embroidery 5 on the peripheral embroidery 5 is embroidered with a larger number of stitches than the number of stitches of the normal embroidery. When the embroidery operation is completed, a large number of holes formed by the needles are formed in the core to be removed. After such a situation, the unnecessary core is separated from the embroidery portion having a large number of stitches by an appropriate technique to form the A region including the outer material and the lining. As described above, as shown in FIG. 5, three embroidery parts having a core in the center, two parts consisting of a dress material and a lining, and one part consisting only of a base cloth The girdle consisting of can be easily constituted. Further, in the above embodiments, when a printed fabric, a color fabric, or other fabric having a design effect is used for the lining 3, the lining can be seen through at the watermark portion, and the design is improved. Objective effect can be further enhanced. Furthermore, by using the method of the present invention, if necessary, a three-layer part of a dress material, a lining, and a core,
Various undergarments including a two-piece portion from which the core has been removed can also be easily configured.

As described above, in the embroidery lace according to the present invention, an unnecessary portion of the core body can be easily removed by cutting and removing it from the embroidery portion having a large number of needles. The part (the part with a small number of cloths) can be easily formed. In addition, even when the core is sewn and molded in a three-piece configuration such as a mold cup, the core body can be easily removed after the end of embroidery, so that a brassiere formed by molding having a watermark portion can be easily formed. Further, according to the above-described method of forming the watermark portion (portion where the number of cloths is small), the working efficiency is significantly improved. The core used in the present specification is a generic name of the cloth to be removed by the method of the present invention, and the core may be the lining itself. Furthermore, as long as the unnecessary core is removed after the embroidery, either before or after the mold processing may be performed depending on the work procedure or the type of the fabric. In addition, the present invention can be embodied in various forms without departing from the spirit and main characteristics thereof, and thus the above-described embodiments are merely examples and should not be interpreted in a limited manner. . Further, all modifications and changes belonging to the equivalent scope of the claims are within the scope of the present invention.

[0013]

As described in detail above, according to the embroidery lace according to the present invention, even after embroidery,
Since the core can be easily removed, the efficiency of forming a watermark portion (a portion with a small number of cloths) is improved.
Further, in a three-piece brassiere or the like, the work of forming a watermark portion after embroidery, which has conventionally been difficult, can be easily performed, so that the width of the design can be further expanded. Further, by using a fabric having a design characteristic for the lining, an excellent effect such as an effect of the watermark portion can be further enhanced.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view and a sectional view of an embroidery race.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a state where a surface material, a core body, and a lining are overlaid.

FIG. 3 is a front view of one side of the brassiere made of the embroidery race.

FIG. 4 is a one-sided front view of another embodiment of the brassiere made of the embroidery race.

FIG. 5 is a front view of another form of the girdle made of the embroidery race.

[Explanation of Signs] 1 Outer material 2 Core 2 'Core of pulled-out part 3 Lining 4, 5 Embroidery part 6 Bone

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Claims (4)

(57) [Claims] In an embroidery lace obtained by superimposing an outer fabric and a core, or an outer fabric, a core and a lining by an integral mold, and then embroidering the embroidery, the embroidery around the core to be removed is provided. By increasing the number of needles more than the number of needles in the other embroidery portions, a large number of needle holes are provided around the core to be removed, and only the core is separated and extracted along the needle holes. Embroidery race. 2. A material having higher elasticity and heat setting property than the core and the lining is used for the outer material, and a material having lower elasticity and higher heat setting property than the outer material and the core is used for the lining. Embroidering by superimposing the outer material, the core, and the lining, and increasing the number of embroidery needles around the core to be removed more than the number of needles at other embroidery portions, thereby increasing the number of needles around the core to be removed. An embroidery lace, wherein a needle hole is provided, and only an unnecessary core is cut out and extracted along the needle hole. 3. Underwear constructed using the embroidery lace according to any one of claims 1 and 2. 4. When the outer material and the core, or the outer material, the core and the lining are overlapped and molded integrally, and then embroidered at a required portion, the number of embroidery needles to be applied around the unnecessary core is determined. An embroidery lace formed by providing a large number of needle holes around a core body to be removed by increasing the number of needles in other embroidery portions, and cutting out only unnecessary core bodies along the needle holes to form the needle holes. Manufacturing method.