JP3222338U - Beads knitting accessories - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a beaded knitting accessory that has an unprecedented design and can be manufactured quickly. An accessory including a bead knitting portion including a first group of perforated beads (102a-d, 104a-d), a second group of perforated beads (103a-d), and a single yarn (101). A portion in which a plurality of perforated beads belonging to the second group are annularly coupled after a plurality of the first group of perforated beads are annularly coupled and the yarn is composed of the first group of perforated beads. And a part of the part composed of the second group of perforated beads overlap each other. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to accessories and parts of accessories such as necklaces, made by bead knitting techniques.

In general, there is known a technique called bead knitting in which a bead made of holes (porous beads) is combined by passing a thread made of nylon or the like to make an accessory such as a necklace or a part thereof. One of the techniques is to create an accessory of various shapes by connecting a plurality of elements into an element, which is an annular element formed by threading a bead having a hole of about 4 holes. However, in this conventional technique, since the connected beads are substantially flat, the shape of the accessory is flat (such as a broach or the like), or tubular or rope in which both ends of an elongated flat are connected. There was a limit to the variation of the design. In particular, it has been difficult to achieve jewelry in an elongated and thick shape suitable for use in a necklace or part thereof.

Provided is a bead knitted accessory which has high designability and can be manufactured quickly, and a part thereof.

The present invention is an accessory including a bead-knitted structure including a first group of perforated beads, a second group of perforated beads, and a single yarn, wherein the yarn has the first group A plurality of porous beads belonging to the second group are cyclically connected after a plurality of porous beads are connected in a ring, and a part of a portion constituted of the porous beads of the first group, and the second The above-mentioned subject is solved by providing the accessories which a part of portion constituted from a perforated bead of a group overlaps.

Furthermore, the present invention is an accessory including a bead-knitted structure including a first group of perforated beads, a second group of perforated beads, and a single yarn, wherein the yarn is the first one. A plurality of porous beads belonging to the first subgroup in the first group and annularly connecting the plurality of beads through holes of the plurality of porous beads belonging to the first subgroup in the second group; The plurality of beads are annularly connected through a hole, and after crossing with a thread between two beads of a plurality of perforated beads belonging to the first subgroup in the first group, The above-mentioned subject is solved by providing a jewellery which cyclically connects the plurality of beads through the holes of the plurality of perforated beads belonging to the second subgroup in the first group.

In addition, the present invention further provides the accessory described in paragraph 0004 or paragraph 0005, which further includes one or more intermediate beads, and the yarn passes through the intermediate beads when moving to a different subgroup. Solve

There is provided a bead knitted accessory which is highly designed and can be rapidly manufactured, and a part thereof.

It is a figure showing the structure of the accessory concerning the present invention. It is an enlarged view of A part periphery of FIG. It is a perspective view of a part of accessories concerning the present invention. It is a figure explaining how to knit an accessory concerning the present invention. It is a figure showing the structure of the accessory by the conventional bead knitting technique (reference figure). It is a perspective view of a part of accessories by the conventional bead knitting technique (reference figure).

FIG. 1 shows an example of the structure of the accessory according to the present invention. The accessory according to the present invention is an elongated accessory (typically a necklace or bracelet) in which small perforated beads (preferably having a diameter of 1 to 6 mm) are combined by a thread (101) made of nylon or the like. Or part of it. The beads may be spherical or of any other shape. In FIG. 1, in order to clarify the structure of the accessory, the thread (101) is described in a loosened state, but in an actual accessory, a plurality of beads are tightly connected by one thread (101). Be

Beads in the accessory according to the present invention are annularly formed of several (typically four) units by threads (101), and combined as one unit, an accessory of any size can be produced .

In the example of FIG. 1, the beads are grouped in units of four to form a stage (referred to herein as a subgroup). In addition, a plurality of stages constitute a column (referred to as a group in the present specification). Although the number of columns is arbitrary, it is typically two columns, and an example of two columns is shown here as well.

Threads (101) are connected in an annular manner through the holes in the beads (102a, 102b, 102c, 102d) of the first subgroup of the first group, and then the second group of the second Sub-group beads (103a, 103b, 103c, 103d) are similarly linked in a circular fashion.

A yarn (101) obtained by annularly linking the beads (103a, 103b, 103c, 103d) of the first subgroup of the second group is the beads (102a, 102b, 102c) of the first subgroup of the first group. , 102d), crossing the thread between the two beads (102b and 102c in this example) belonging to the first subgroup of the first group (“spinning thread”), Connect the beads (104a, 104b, 104c, 104d) of the second subgroup of the group (shown halfway).

With a similar structure, a single thread (101) is the bead of the second subgroup of the second group (not shown), the bead of the third subgroup of the first group (not shown) By continuously connecting with the above, an accessory or part thereof according to the present invention is constituted.

When the yarn (101) is transferred to another sub-group, the beads may be passed through in order to stabilize the position of the beads and to prevent the yarn from sagging. The size and shape of the intermediate bead (306) may be arbitrary. Although only one intermediate bead (306) is used at one location in FIG. 1, multiple intermediate beads (306) may be used at one location.

FIG. 2 shows an enlarged view around a portion A of FIG. 1 for the sake of clarity. As described above, the yarn (101) intersects the yarn between the two beads (102b and 102c in this example) without passing through the pores of the beads, and the beads of the first subgroup of the first group 102a, 102b, 102c, 102d) and pass through the holes of the second subgroup of beads (104a, 104b, 104c, 104d) of the first group.

Here, the beads in each group do not have to have the same shape, for example, the beads in the first group may be spherical and the beads in the second group may be wedge-shaped. In addition, the plurality of beads belonging to the same group or the same sub group need not have the same shape, and beads of any shape may be used in order to enhance the variation of design.

In the example of this specification, although the example which made 4 beads into the stage (subgroup) was shown, you may make a subgroup into beads other than four beads, such as 3, 6, etc., for example. In addition, the number of beads belonging to the subgroup in one accessory may be variable.

In the example of this specification, although the structure of 2 rows (group) was shown, it may be a structure of 3 or more rows, for example.

FIG. 3 shows a perspective view of a part of the accessory according to the present invention. As shown in the figure, in the accessory according to the present invention, the plane constituted by the beads (301) of the first group and the plane constituted by the beads (302) of the second group partially overlap each other, It has a structure that gives out thickness. In the conventional structure, the end of the flat surface constituted by the beads is connected to form a tube in order to obtain the thickness, a plurality of elongated planar combined beads are connected with another thread, or special However, with the accessory according to the present invention, thick accessories or parts thereof can be made quickly without such means.

FIG. 4 shows an example of a method for producing the accessory according to the present invention by bead knitting. Typically, bead knitting is made manually by passing a yarn through a needle, but it is possible to quickly proceed by combining four beads and rotating the fabric.

FIG. 5 shows the structure of a bead knitted accessory according to a conventional technique as a reference. A yarn (101) obtained by annularly linking the beads (103a, 103b, 103c, 103d) of the first subgroup of the second group belongs to the beads belonging to the first subgroup of the first group (in this example, Through the holes of 102b), connect the beads (104a, 104b, 104c, 104d) of the second subgroup of the first group (shown halfway).

FIG. 6 shows a perspective view of a part of the jewelry by the conventional bead knitting technique as a reference view. Since the beads (601) belonging to the first group and the beads (602) belonging to the second group exist substantially in the same plane, this conventional technique provides the thick structure provided by the accessory according to the present invention. Absent.

(Significant technical effects of the invention)
The bead knitted accessory according to the present invention provides the following effects. First, it can provide unique design features that are not limited to conventional bead knitting, such as flat type, rope type and tube type. Second, it can be quickly knitted to have a plurality of (typically four) beads as a unit. Third, you can create thicker accessories by increasing the number of groups. Fourth, various designs can be realized by changing the number of beads belonging to the subgroup.

Claims (3)

An accessory comprising a bead knitted structure comprising a first group of perforated beads, a second group of perforated beads, and a thread of yarn,
A plurality of perforated beads belonging to the second group are annularly connected after said yarn annularly connects a plurality of perforated beads of the first group,
The accessory according to the first aspect, wherein a part of the part composed of the perforated beads of the first group and a part of the part composed of the perforated beads of the second group overlap each other. An accessory comprising a bead knitted structure comprising a first group of perforated beads, a second group of perforated beads, and a thread of yarn,
The yarn is
Connecting the plurality of beads annularly through the holes of the plurality of perforated beads belonging to the first subgroup in the first group,
Connecting the plurality of beads annularly through the holes of the plurality of perforated beads belonging to the first subgroup in the second group,
After crossing with a thread lying between two beads of the plurality of perforated beads belonging to the first subgroup in the first group,
An accessory which annularly connects the plurality of beads through the holes of the plurality of perforated beads belonging to the second subgroup in the first group. The accessory according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising one or more intermediate beads, wherein the yarn passes through the pores of the intermediate beads when transferring to different subgroups.