JP3083738U - Embroidery structure for knitted fabric - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] Even in the case of a thin knitted fabric, which was impossible unless a conventional Japanese paper or nonwoven fabric is applied to the back side of a base fabric, the Japanese paper or nonwoven fabric is used. An object of the present invention is to provide an embroidery structure for a knitted fabric that can obtain good-looking embroidery without using the embroidery. SOLUTION: A relatively thin knitted fabric 1 is set as a base cloth to be embroidered. An auxiliary fabric 3 made of synthetic fiber or natural fiber is arranged so as to fill the embroidery area 2 defined on the surface side of the knitted fabric 1, and the two embroidery frames 5 A,
Fix with 5B. The knitted fabric 1 and the auxiliary fabric 3 are stabbed together from the back side of the knitted fabric 1 with an embroidery needle by an embroidery machine, and the embroidery thread 4 is used to sew the auxiliary fabric 3 on the front side of the knitted fabric 1.
Arbitrary embroidery is performed via.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to an embroidery structure for a relatively thin knit fabric.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, embroidery is often applied to clothes such as clothing, curtains and tablecloths as interior goods, and handkerchiefs as cloth accessories to enhance appearance and increase product value.

[0003] As a general embroidery structure, an arbitrary motif, a character, or the like is sewn on a surface of various base fabrics with an embroidery thread made of a colored thread to give the base fabric a dignity and a sense of quality. It is characterized by:

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 However, even if the base cloth is a relatively thick cloth, mechanical stabbing is possible, but if the base cloth is a thin knitted fabric such as a sweater, the needle stab is forced by an embroidery machine to expand and contract. At times, there is a problem that the knitted fabric is damaged and the commercial value is reduced.

[0005] Therefore, it has heretofore been impossible or impossible to embroider a thin knitted fabric directly with an embroidery machine. Therefore, when targeting a thin knitted fabric, generally, a Japanese paper or nonwoven fabric for enabling needle insertion is placed on the back side of the base fabric, and then needle insertion is performed. Unnecessary Japanese paper or non-woven fabric on the back side of the base cloth was removed.

As described above, when performing embroidery on a thin knitted fabric, it takes time and effort to remove the washi or nonwoven fabric remaining on the back side of the base fabric in the final process, which causes an increase in cost, and also increases the cost. Cannot be completely removed from the back side of the base fabric, and there is a problem that the residual value of the embroidered knit product is reduced by the remaining small pieces of Japanese paper or nonwoven fabric.

Therefore, the present invention solves the above-mentioned problems of the conventional embroidery structure, and is intended for a thin knitted fabric that would otherwise be impossible without applying Japanese paper or nonwoven fabric to the back side of the base fabric. It is an object of the present invention to provide an embroidery structure for a knitted fabric that can be embroidered so as to give a good-looking and high-quality feeling even without using such Japanese paper or nonwoven fabric, even when set. Things.

[0008]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The structure of the present invention for achieving the above object is described in detail. According to the present invention, a relatively thin knitted fabric is set as a base fabric to be embroidered, and a synthetic fabric is formed on the surface side of the knitted fabric. An embroidery structure for knitted fabric, wherein an arbitrary embroidery is performed via an auxiliary fabric made of fiber or natural fiber.

[0009] The invention according to claim 2 is a composition having a size large enough to be able to be suppressed together with the knitted fabric by the embroidery frame on the surface side of the relatively thin knitted fabric set as the base cloth to be embroidered. An auxiliary cloth made of fiber or natural fiber is placed, and the auxiliary cloth is fixed with the embroidery frame in a state where the auxiliary cloth is overlapped so as to cover the area to be embroidered on the surface side of the knitted fabric. An embroidery structure for a knitted fabric, characterized in that the knitted fabric and the auxiliary fabric are stabbed together with an embroidery needle and an arbitrary embroidery is performed on the surface side of the knitted fabric with an embroidery thread via the auxiliary fabric. is there.

According to the embroidery structure of the present invention, since the auxiliary fabric is fixed on the surface side of the knitted fabric to be embroidered by the embroidery frame in a state where the auxiliary fabric is superimposed on the knitted fabric, the yarn constituting the knitted fabric when the needle is stabbed by the embroidery machine. The embroidery can be performed very smoothly without being stretched. Further, by using the same color as the knitted fabric as the auxiliary fabric, it is possible to obtain an embroidered knitted product that realizes a high-class feeling without any discomfort. The advantage that the strength of the knitted fabric itself can be improved by intervening the auxiliary fabric can be obtained, but it is also possible to remove all the auxiliary fabric when emphasizing fashionability.

[0011]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Hereinafter, the specific configuration of the embroidery structure for the knitted fabric according to the present invention will be described in detail based on the illustrated embodiment. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which an auxiliary fabric is arranged on a surface side of a thin knitted fabric set as an embroidery target, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing one embodiment of the embroidery structure of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is an embroidery structure of the present invention. It is an expanded sectional view showing one embodiment.

In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a relatively thin knitted fabric typified by a sweater, cardigan, suit, or the like set as a base cloth to be embroidered, and 2 denotes a predetermined embroidery on the surface side of the knitted fabric 1 Indicates the area to be reached. 3 is made of polyester, rayon, nylon, or the like, which can substantially cover the embroidery area 2 and is cut together with the knitted fabric 1 to a size that can be suppressed by the embroidery frames 5A and 5B. An auxiliary fabric made of synthetic fibers or natural fibers such as silk and cotton.

The auxiliary fabric 3 is preferably of the same color as the knitted fabric 1 as the base fabric. However, if there is no particular problem in consideration of the relationship with the color of the knitted fabric 1, other colors are used. There is no harm in using things.

In the present invention, the auxiliary fabric 3 is arranged on the surface side of the knitted fabric 1 to be embroidered, and arbitrary embroidery is performed via the auxiliary fabric 3. First, the auxiliary fabric 3 is overlapped so as to cover the area 2 on the front side of the knitted fabric 1 where embroidery is to be performed. In this state, the small-diameter embroidery frame (inner frame) 5A and the large-diameter embroidery The frames 1 and 3 are fixed using a frame (outer frame) 5B.

In this state, the knitted fabric 1 and the auxiliary fabric 3 are stabbed together from the back side of the knitted fabric 1 with an embroidery needle by an embroidery machine, and an arbitrary embroidery is performed on the surface side of the knitted fabric 1 with the embroidery thread 4. It is like that. The surplus portion of the auxiliary cloth 3 outside the embroidery area 2 can be appropriately removed by a heat cutter or the like.

As described above, since the auxiliary fabric 3 is arranged on the surface side of the knitted fabric 1 as the base fabric, that is, on the side on which embroidery is performed, the needle stab by the embroidery needle is performed favorably, as in the prior art. As a result, the yarn constituting the knitted fabric 1 is not stretched and the knitted fabric is not damaged. In addition, since it is not necessary to apply Japanese paper or nonwoven fabric to the back side of the base cloth, it is possible to eliminate the trouble of removing these after embroidery.

[0017]

[Effect of the invention]

 As described above, according to the embroidery structure of the present invention, uniform and beautiful embroidery can be performed without using traditional Japanese paper or nonwoven fabric even in a thin knit fabric, and products such as knits and cut-and-sew products can be provided. Value can be dramatically increased.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which an auxiliary fabric is arranged on the front side of a thin knitted fabric set as an embroidery target.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing one embodiment of the embroidery structure of the present invention;

FIG. 3 is an enlarged sectional view showing one embodiment of the embroidery structure of the present invention;

[Explanation of symbols]

 1: knitted fabric 2: embroidery area 3: auxiliary fabric 4: embroidery thread 5A: embroidery frame 5B: embroidery frame

Claims (2)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A relatively thin knitted fabric is set as a base fabric to be embroidered, and an arbitrary embroidery is applied to a surface side of the knitted fabric via an auxiliary fabric made of synthetic fibers or natural fibers. An embroidery structure for a knitted fabric characterized by the following. 2. A synthetic fiber or a natural fiber having a size large enough to be held down by an embroidery frame together with the knitted fabric on the surface side of a relatively thin knitted fabric set as a base fabric to be embroidered. An auxiliary cloth is arranged, and the auxiliary cloth is fixed with an embroidery frame in a state where the auxiliary cloth is overlapped so as to cover an area to be embroidered on the surface side of the knitted cloth. An embroidery structure for a knitted fabric, wherein an arbitrary embroidery is performed on the surface side of the knitted fabric with an embroidery thread through the auxiliary fabric by piercing the fabric and the auxiliary fabric together.