JP4739011B2 - How to make a tie - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a novel manufacturing method in a tie formed by stitching a large sword portion and a small sword portion through a middle portion.

The tie generally has a wide sword that appears on the front side when tightened, a narrow sword that hides behind the large sword when tightened, and a brace that is connected to the neck of the shirt. It consists of the outer material, the lining, and the core material.
A conventional tie manufacturing method is described in the section [Prior Art] of Patent Document 1. This will be briefly described first with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 8 shows a section of the outer material, and A is a fabric. A section of a large sword part 1, a small sword part 2, and a middle strip part 3 is formed on one side of a dividing line of about 45 degrees with respect to the longitudinal direction, and the fabric A is cut. 11 is a large sword tip portion, 12 is a large sword joint portion, 21 is a small sword tip portion, 22 is a small sword joint portion, and 31 and 32 are medium joint portions. After finishing cutting with the surrounding folded portions and the like remaining, the large sword tether 12 and the small sword tether 22 are sewn to the middle tethers 31 and 32, respectively, to form a single band-like tie. The shape at this time is shown in FIG. Next, turn the fabric over and fold the side edges on both sides so that the front side of the fabric is inside, stitch it into a tube, turn it over again so that the front side of the fabric is on the outside, iron and tie Is completed. The fabric lining, core material, and the like are appropriately inserted or sewn between them.

FIG. 10 is a plan view showing the back side of the finished tie. 8a and 8b are fraying stoppers for hand-sewing or sewing that are called “kanuki”, and 9a and 9b are back fabrics.
Here, the folding process is shown in FIG. FIG. 11A is a plan view showing a state before folding, and what is visible is the front side of the fabric, 4 is a folding line, and 5 is a suture line. FIG. 6B is a plan view of the rear side in a folded state.

The inside-out process is shown in FIG. (A) is a perspective view which shows the state which sewed the both-sides edge part folded back | folded, and the front side of cloth | dough is inside inside at this stage. (B) is a perspective view which shows the state which reversed this. By turning it over, the original front side becomes the surface and the seam and seam allowance are hidden inside, improving the aesthetic appearance.
Registered Utility Model No. 3007376

By the way, according to the conventional method for manufacturing a tie as described above, an extra fabric is necessary for the sewing amount for sewing in a cylindrical shape, and it is troublesome to turn over, turn over, and iron. is necessary. There are also problems such as the tendency to wrinkle when turning over.
An object of the present invention is to provide a novel tie manufacturing method that eliminates the process of turning over and that is used as a means for positively enhancing the design rather than the seam.

The present invention provides a tie manufacturing method in which a large sword portion and a small sword portion are stitched through a middle nail portion, so that the front side of the fabric obtained by suturing the large sword portion and the small sword portion via the middle nail portion is on the outside. A tie-making method, or a large sword portion and a string, wherein the center line in the longitudinal direction is folded back as a folding line, the edges are wound and locked, and the winding lock stitched portion is arranged in the center as a pattern. In the method of making a tie that is stitched directly or through the inner rib, the center line in the longitudinal direction is such that the front side of the fabric that stitches the large sword or the large sword and the inner rib is on the outside The tie is folded as a fold line, the edges are wound and sewn, and the winding lock stitch is placed in the center as a pattern , or the sword and string are directly or directly Through In the method of manufacturing a tie that is sewn, the large sword or the large sword and the intermediate sever are sewn together in two lengths of fabric, and the stitched portion is placed so that the front side of the fabric is on the outside. folding the fold line, and further wound lock stitched edges, Ru fabrication method der tie, characterized in that arranged in the center of the winding-out lock stitching unit as a pattern.

  According to the present invention, in addition to saving the fabric by the amount of sewing, there is no need for backing, and there is no process for turning the cylindrical body over, so it does not take time and effort to produce wrinkles. In addition to the excellent effect of producing a quality advantage, the stitched portion can provide a novel aesthetic appearance.

  The tie manufacturing method of the present invention is easy to manufacture since the cloth is simply folded in half and the edge is bent, and various designs can be devised.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 shows a section of the outer material, A is a cloth, and each symbol is the same as before. As in the conventional case described with reference to FIG. 8, the sections of the large sword part 1, the small sword part 2, and the intermediate peeler part 3 are formed along a dividing line of about 45 degrees with respect to the longitudinal direction, and the fabric A is cut. Here, a folding line is assumed at the center of each width direction. The large sword tip portion 11 and the small sword tip portion 21 may be left in an oblique shape, or may be symmetric with respect to the fold line like the cutting lines 11a and 21a.

After stitching the large sword tether 12, the sword tether 22, and the middle tethers 31, 32, it is folded in two along the fold line. The shape at this time is shown in FIG.
The edge is stitched here, and this procedure will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 3A is a partial plan view of the large sword portion 1 showing a state before folding, and 4 is a folding line. As shown in the partial plan view of the large sword section 1 after folding back (b), the cloth is folded along the folding line 4 so that the front side of the fabric is outside, and the overlapped edges are stitched. There is no seam allowance hidden behind the back like a conventional seam, and the entire width of the cut fabric becomes a tie, so there is no waste of fabric. It is also optional to insert a core material inside when folding.

  If the lock stitching machine is used to lock the edge, and the lock lock stitch or the winding lock stitch 6 is used, the cut portion is bent and cut while finishing, so the stitch itself becomes a decoration by using any colored thread. . In particular, if three or four needles are used in a lock sewing machine, a beautiful decorative portion can be formed by using a plurality of colors of yarn. As shown in FIG. 3B, decoration can be made by applying an arbitrary decorative stitch 7 to the overlapped surface. This part can also be a character or a design.

FIG. 4 is a partial plan view of the large sword portion 1 showing a modification of the embodiment, in which (a) is before folding and (b) is after folding. Although it is asymmetric as a whole, if one side of the folding line 4 is made symmetrical, it can be a large sword section 1 having a normal tie shape with a sharp center.
In addition, it is also easy to make various design ingenuity, such as rounding the tip and making the sewing thread of the winding lock independent of the fabric to make a decorative string. Moreover, since the tie according to the present invention has no structural difference between the front and back sides, it can be used as a reversible tie for both the front and back sides by changing the decorative part.

When a thin fabric is used, it can be dealt with by assigning another fabric and inserting a core material as appropriate.
FIG. 5 is different from what has been described so far in a tie in which a portion corresponding to the sword portion is replaced with a string when worn, and (a) is obtained by sewing both ends of the loop-shaped string 2a into the intermediate portion 3. In (b), one end of the loop-shaped string 2b is directly sewn into the large sword section 1, the other end is free, and the tie is tied using the large sword section 1, and the loop-shaped string 2b is It can be easily tightened by pulling the free end over the neck. Although such a tie itself is already known, in the present invention, the center line in the length direction is folded so that the front side of the fabric where the large sword portion or the large sword portion and the intermediate portion are stitched is outside. It is characterized by folding back as a line and stitching the edges. Such a tie can also be made by cutting the sword section 2 from the ready-made tie shown in FIGS.

FIG. 6 shows a modified embodiment of the present invention, which is the same as the previous ones up to the stage shown in FIG. 3A, but is folded along the folding line 4 in FIG. As shown in (a), the edges are sewn together with the winding lock stitch 6 or the like, the large sword tip 11 is folded inward, and the ironing is performed so that the winding lock stitch 6 is in the center. Becomes a kind of pattern and a new design tie is obtained.

FIG. 7 shows a further modified embodiment of the present invention. In the tie manufacturing method in which the large sword portion 1 and the string 2b are directly stitched, the large sword portion 1 is formed by stitching two pieces of fabric in the length direction. It is characterized in that this stitched portion is folded as a folding line so that the front side of the fabric is on the outside, and the edge portion is further stitched. Reference numeral 6a denotes a winding lock stitch at the stitching portion corresponding to the conventional folding line, and 6 denotes a winding lock stitch at the same edge as the conventional one. Also in this case, can be wound lock stitching is ironed in such a manner that the center, to the stitching part as a kind of pattern.

It is a top view which shows the division of the surface material in an Example. It is a top view which shows the cloth | fabric folded by folding in the Example. It is a fragmentary top view which shows the procedure of suturing in an Example. It is a fragmentary top view which shows the procedure of suturing in a modified example. It is a top view of the tie in a modification. It is a fragmentary top view which shows the procedure of the stitching | suture in another modification. It is a top view of the tie in other modification examples. It is a top view which shows the section of the surface material in a prior art. It is a top view which shows the cloth stitch | sutured by the strip | belt shape in a prior art. It is a top view which shows the back side of the completed tie in a prior art. It is a top view which shows the folding | turning process in a prior art. It is a top view which shows the reverse process in a prior art.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Large sword part 2 Small sword part 2a, 2b String 3 Medium hook part 4 Folding line 5 Suture line 6 Winding lock sewing 7 Decoration sewing 8a, 8b Kanuki 9a, 9b Back fabric 11 Large sword tip part 12 Large sword joint part 21 Small sword tip part 22 Small sword tether part 31, 32 Middle hanger part A fabric

Claims (3)

In a tie manufacturing method in which the large sword and the small sword are stitched through the intermediate nail, the length of the fabric so that the front side of the fabric is stitched to the outside. A method of manufacturing a tie, wherein the center line of the direction is folded back as a folding line, the edges are wound and locked, and the winding lock stitched portion is arranged in the center as a pattern . In a tie manufacturing method in which the large sword part and the string are stitched directly or through the brace part, the sword part or the sword part and the stringer part are stitched so that the front side of the fabric is on the outside. A method of manufacturing a tie, wherein the center line in the vertical direction is folded back as a folding line, the edge is wound and locked, and the wound lock stitched portion is arranged in the center as a pattern . In a tie manufacturing method in which a large sword part and a string are stitched directly or via a stringer part, the large sword part or the large sword part and the stringer part are stitched together in two lengths, A method of manufacturing a tie, wherein the stitching portion is folded back as a folding line so that the front side of the fabric is on the outside, the edge portion is further wound lock stitched , and the winding lock stitched portion is arranged in the center as a pattern .

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