JP6291636B2 - Base parts and auxiliary / reinforcement / accessory parts for sewing products, bags and containers - Google Patents

Description

The present invention makes it possible to easily make a sewn product, a bag, or a container while improving work efficiency by using metal, fasteners, and rubber for a part of a synthetic resin or chemical fiber material that is soft, hard, and a combination thereof. It relates to foundation and frame parts, auxiliary / reinforcement parts and accessories.

  For the creation of sewing products, the work process is complicated and sewing knowledge is required, such as the creation of paper pattern, the creation of a cut surface that marks the sewing line, the creation of the interlining, and the creation of the lining with the cut surface. .

JP 2002-272524 A Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-290111

  Currently, many old cloths are disposed of without being reused, and only a few people have the knowledge and means to reuse them for other works.

The present invention has been devised so that it is easy to work making even people who do not have the human and sewing knowledge that do not have a sewing machine, wrapping the approximate shape of the parts to be the coercive Chi foundation and framework in the Outer, sewing and assembling・ It has been devised to facilitate the combination work.

  Since each part can be dismantled, it is possible to wash the inner bag, replace the outer material, etc. In addition, some parts are not used, they are used additionally, unnecessary parts are cut off, relative It is possible to change the size and shape and reduce the weight by replacing the parts with different parts, and it is possible to develop various designs depending on how the parts and cloth are used.

There is no need to mark patterns such as pattern making or cutting rivets as in the past, and the parts serve as a lining and lining, or become a foundation and skeleton by partially increasing hardness and strength. Can be cut to reduce weight. Thus, since the part has a function having a plurality of elements, the sewing work can be simplified and made efficient.

Since parts have the advantage that they can be used multiple times, not only the use of new fabrics, but also the active use of old cloth by actively recommending the reuse of Japanese clothes and clothes, as well as various foundations and frameworks In particular, it is expected that the creation of unique and unexpected works will be enjoyed by providing such parts, and has been devised for the purpose of simplifying the work.

It is intended for beginners who do not have sewing knowledge and those who do not have a sewing machine, and it has been devised to make it easy to create works by providing the foundation and framework parts of the sewing product, but various processing in the initial state of the outer material Since the work can be completed and the approximate shape can be maintained, even those who have sewing knowledge and who have a sewing machine can simplify the work and stabilize the work shape while taking advantage of their strengths.

It is a component parts figure which made the back an example. Example 1 It is each part coupling image figure. It is the reduced image figure completed as a wrapping back in the outer material. It is explanatory drawing of a bottom face. It is explanatory drawing of a front surface (back surface). It is explanatory drawing of a side surface. It is explanatory drawing of an opening part. It is explanatory drawing of the example of a part with which the opening and the handle were connected. It is side explanatory drawing of the example of a part with which the opening and the handle were connected. It is explanatory drawing of the inner bag with a protective cover. It is explanatory drawing of the example of a stacking inner bag. It is explanatory drawing of the example of a completed pocket with a fastener. It is explanatory drawing of the pocket mouth auxiliary | assistance part example. It is explanatory drawing of fixing screw insertion. It is a front view of a connection fixing screw. It is a rear view of a connection fixing screw. It is a side view of a connection fixing screw. It is a front view of the connection washer used for a connection fixing screw. It is the enlarged view which looked at the corner connection fixing screw from the back diagonal. It is a front view of a single fixing screw. It is a screw fastening coupling | bonding expansion explanatory drawing of a bottom face, a side surface, and front parts. It is explanatory drawing of the modified example at the time of making a side surface circular. (Example 2) It is explanatory drawing of the surface ground drop groove of the back example with roundness. (Example 3) It is a bottom surface overburden enlarged explanatory view of a rounded back example It is explanatory drawing of the reinforcement part with respect to a rounded part. It is explanatory drawing of the tape-shaped auxiliary | assistant part marked on the one side. It is explanatory drawing of the tape-shaped auxiliary part marked on both sides. It is explanatory drawing of the example of joining auxiliary parts of a part and parts. It is explanatory drawing of the example of a covering sheet-like auxiliary part. It is a bottom view of a screw fastening auxiliary part. It is sectional explanatory drawing from the center position of a screw fastening auxiliary | assistance part. It is a side view of a screw fastening auxiliary part. It is a jacket front body parts explanatory drawing. Example 4 It is the figure which showed a part of back part part. It is a detailed explanatory view of sleeve parts. It is a shoulder joint part expansion explanatory drawing of a front body and a back body. It is an enlarged explanatory view of the darts on the front body side. It is explanatory drawing of the state which covered the outer body side darts with the outer material. It is expansion explanatory drawing of a waist tack. It is explanatory drawing of one head part of a six piece hat. (Example 5) It is explanatory drawing which arranged 3 hat head parts. It is explanatory drawing of the collar part part of a hat. It is the expansion explanatory view seen from the bottom part of the head part connection part of a hat.

Appropriate materials are used for each part in consideration of such factors as overloading, weight reduction, breathability, heat resistance, resistance to ultraviolet rays, and the number of times that washing is possible. The strength is changed and the use as the foundation and the framework of the sewing product is realized.

In FIG. 1-1, the back part is shown as an example of each component part, 1 is the bottom, 2 is the front, 3 is the back, 4 is the side, 5 is the opening part. FIG. 2 is a bottom surface, FIG. 3 is a front surface (back surface), FIG. 4 is a side surface, FIG. 5-1 is an opening part, FIG. 5-2-1 is a part where an opening is connected to a handle, FIG. Fig. 2 shows a side view of the part where the opening and the handle are connected. Figure 1-2 shows the combination of the bottom, front, back, and side parts, and the example of the combination that covers the outer cover using the parts that are connected to the opening and handle of Figure 5-2-1. Although it is shown as a reduced image diagram in FIG. 1-3, it is also possible to change the shape by applying an existing handle or a shoulder belt on the side surface to the opening part in FIG.
2 on the bottom of FIG. 2 is provided with a bottom hole, and 7-1, 7-2, 7-3 and 7-4 are provided with extra cloth slip-off grooves at the four corners generated when enclosing the parts. Is. Reference numeral 8 shown in FIG. 3 is a guide hole for reverse stitching or the like that is used when the floating of the joint portion is a concern or when it is created without using a screw. Reference numeral 9 is a guide hole corresponding to 8 in both vertical and horizontal directions. Reference numeral 10 denotes a groove having a notch for inserting a finger for facilitating work, and reference numeral 11 denotes an opening for reducing the weight and for facilitating the operation by inserting a finger. Although 12-2 is a hole for inserting a screw, it does not use all the various holes on the drawing, but uses a necessary part according to the design. In addition, the design can be changed by changing the attachment position of the shoulder belt or handle, or adding bulges with gathers or tacks. 14 on the side surface of FIG. 4 has a bellows shape of one or more stages so as to be able to cope with the thickness of the outer material generated when the bottom surface is joined. If the opening shown in FIG. 5A is provided with the outer surface groove 15 which is opened oppositely, and only two opposite faces of the opening are used, it is possible to cut off unnecessary surfaces of the parts. The handle of the part in which the opening and the handle shown in FIG. 5-2-1 are connected is connected from 15-1 to 15-2, but can be used separately, and FIG. 5-2-2. 15-3 shown in the side view of the part where the opening and the handle are connected is also provided with a guideline so that the length of the attachment of the handle can be selected and cut short.
FIG. 6A is a detailed view of the inner bag with a protective cover, and the front is shown in an easy-to-understand manner. 16 After is 16-1 and 16-2 inside the bags screwed, or after attaching to finished sewing, in which the opposed, 16-3 is a sewing guidelines bladder with protective cover . Reference numeral 17 denotes a double-opening fastener, which is attached in an open state, and is completed by attaching it upside down with the inner bag of FIG. 6-2 as necessary. Reference numeral 18 denotes a protective cover, which is already attached to the side of the back side fastener of the inner bag with the protective cover, and is used by opening the fastener and pulling it upward. 19 is an opening through which the handle is lifted when the protective cover is lifted up, 20 is an opening when using a side shoulder belt or the like in the design, and the tip 21 is opened and closed each time. Is through rubber.
Fig. 7-1 shows an example of a finished inner pocket with a zipper, which is used together with a cover that covers the pocket mouth auxiliary part in Fig. 7-2. It is arranged and fixed. Reference numeral 23-1 denotes a fastener, 23-2 denotes a screw insertion hole, and 24 denotes a sewing stop position of the pocket bag.
FIG. 8 shows an example of insertion of 25 connection fixing screws, 26 corner connection fixing screws, and 27 individual fixing screws, which are used in accordance with necessary positions . The details of the connection fixing screw are shown in Fig. 9-1-1 as a front view, Fig. 9-1-2 as a rear view, and Fig. 9-1-3 as a side view. It is also possible to do. Fig. 9-1-4 shows a front view of the connecting washer, which is the same type as the fixing screw. FIG. 9-2 shows an enlarged view of the corner connecting fixing screw 26 in FIG. 8 as viewed from an oblique rear side, and FIG. 9-3 shows a front view of 27 individual fixing screws. This is the same as cutting off the connection fixing screw 25 to form one single fixing screw. 9-4 shows an enlarged detailed view including the relevance when tightening with 27 individual fixing screws, 27-2 nuts, and 27-3 washers, and the parts on the bottom, front, and sides. 4 are aligned with the bottom surface 13-1 of FIG. 2 so that 13-3 on the side surface of FIG. 4 and 13-2 on the front surface of FIG. 3 overlap, and the side part screw hole 12-3 is passed through the front part screw hole 12-2. The bottom part screw hole 12-1 is tightened through, but the difference in the thickness of each part and the difference in the shape of the screw hole are shown in perspective view. The front of the hole 12-1 and the hole 12-3 The figure is 12-a and the front view of the hole 12-2 is 12-b. This 12-2 front part screw hole is designed to reduce looseness as much as possible by making a recess so that the 27 screw heads sink without gaps.

FIG. 10 shows an example of a cylindrical back in which two front surfaces (rear surfaces) of FIG. 3 of the first embodiment are used and the side surface parts are replaced with 28 circles and the bottom surface is not used. It is shown in an easy-to-understand state with a part of the outer surface peeled off. Since there is no bottom , the front (back) of the front (rear) is connected to the center line 32-3 of the joining auxiliary part shown in FIG. The base is used together. This joining auxiliary part can be used as a reinforcing part of the handle by cutting out as much as necessary depending on the place of use, or it can be used as a framework instead of the side part of Example 1 and the side part is not used intentionally. A shape with a slight bulge in the appearance of the back side surface shown in -3 is made possible. How to combine parts, such as using the side part 28 of this cylindrical back as the bottom and making it vertical, it becomes a cylindrical drawstring type, and the sides are joined together using pentagonal or hexagonal parts to form a ball changes in various shapes by changing a are possible.

Fig. 10-1 shows the back of the back as an example of parts with rounded joints, and adjusts the length and number of surface ground grooves such as 29-1 and 29-2 where the conventional gather / tack is installed. In addition, by incorporating 14 bellows shapes at each corner, the influence of the outer surface generated between the bottom and the bottom is eliminated. Similarly, for the roundness of the bottom joint portion, as shown in 29-3 in FIG. 10-2, a necessary number of escape grooves are provided to prevent the surface material from overlapping, and an unnecessary surface material can be easily processed. The shape can be changed by using the elliptical bottom part shown in this example, the front (rear) part shown in FIG. 3, and the joining part shown in FIG. 12-3. The feature is that it is possible to develop the design without doing it. This rounded back reinforcement part is shown in FIG. 11. 30 reinforces the front and back, 30-1 reinforces the opening, 30-2 reinforces the handle, and 30-3 reinforces the joint with the bottom. , 31 reinforces the shoulder belt when attached to the side surface.

12-1 shows a tape-like auxiliary part with a guide hole or marking only on one side as shown in 32-1, and FIG. 12-2 shows a tape-like auxiliary part marked on both sides as shown in 32-2. As shown, there are straight lines and curves for each application, giving it the function of conventional bias tape. It is used as a sewed line reinforcing tape when a cut is used and when thin objects are sewn.

  The cover sheet-like auxiliary parts used for protecting the outer surface enclosing each part are shown in FIG. 13 for the front and rear surfaces of Example 1, but with a pattern from a plain transparent one, or the inner outer surface is a pattern. It can be used as a substitute for the front and back parts in some cases, in addition to some cutouts.

  FIG. 14-1 shows a bottom view of the screw tightening auxiliary part, which assists in fixing the screw head by aligning the protruding portion of 33-1 with the groove 27-1 of the single fixing screw 27 of FIG. 9-3. To do. 14-2 shows an upper cross-sectional view of the screw tightening auxiliary part taken along the line 33-2a to 33-2b at the central position 33-2, and FIG. 14-3 shows a side view of the screw tightening auxiliary part. The figure is shown.

  Fig. 15-1 shows the front body with darts and tacks as an example of a clothing jacket, 34-4 is the collar, 34-5 is the upper front after the collar, and 34-6 is the upper part for the upper front hem. is there. 34-2 shows a side dart, and 34-3 shows a closed state at the waist tack portion. FIG. 15-2 shows a part of the back-viewing part, and the 34-1-2 part of the shoulder end of the back body is enlarged and displayed in a circle of 34-1-2a. Fig. 15-4 shows an enlarged image of the shoulder end of the 34-1-2 rear view and the shoulder end of the 34-1-1 front body shown in Fig. 15-1. In addition, the place where the seam allowance is tilted to one side in normal sewing is already folded at the part stage. When the part is used as a pattern for cutting the outer material, it should be opened and covered with the outer material. 4 and the shoulder joint guideline 34-1-5 are combined, and then the parts return together with the outer material to the original folded state. The side dart 34-2 shown in a closed state in FIG. 15-1 is enlarged and shown in FIG. 15-5-1. After making necessary incisions along the guideline 34-2, 34-2-1 -1 stitching guideline 1 and 34-2-1-2 stitching guideline 2 are connected, and an overlapping state is shown. 34-2-2 is a cutting guideline for the seam allowance that is folded back, and is roughly marked. FIG. 15-5-2 shows a state where the outer surface is covered, and 34-2-3 is the outer surface. 15-3 showing the sleeve parts in the circle 35-1-1a for the connecting part 35-1-1 with the back body side and 35 for the connecting part 35-2-1 with the front body side. Details are shown enlarged in the circle of 2-1a. The 35-3-1 line is marked as a short sleeve creation cut-out guideline, 35-3-2 is a cut-out guideline for creating a three-quarter-length sleeve, and 35-3-3 is marked as a cut-off guideline for creating a folded three-quarter sleeve. Instead, it is possible to change to a free design by cutting out unnecessary parts of the part and adjusting the curve line while making incisions using the tape-like auxiliary parts shown in FIGS. 12-1 and 12-2. In FIG. 15-6, the 34-3 waist tack shown in the closed state in FIG. 15-1 is shown in an enlarged view, 34-3-1 is the cutting guideline, and 34-3-2 is the outer surface tack. It becomes an excess groove of the outer material at the cut-out part for inserting the minute.

  A head part is shown in FIG. FIG. 16-2 is an image diagram arranged to combine three of the six head parts, and 36-1 and 36-2 are combined in the same manner as the clothes example. It is a vacant space that makes work easier. Fig. 16-3 shows the parts of the collar part, and 36-4 is a guideline for joining the collar part to the head part, and Fig. 16-4 is an enlarged view of the overlap seen from the bottom when joining the head parts together. As shown.

In this way, by providing the foundation and framework parts, including sewing, assembly and combination methods, and auxiliary / reinforcement / attachment parts, it is unique even if you do not have a sewing machine or have no knowledge of sewing. It is a device that makes it possible to create original works.

  As a result of manufacturing, effective use of old cloths and discarded cloths and ripple effects on related industries such as textiles, sewing, belts, metal fittings etc. are also expected, and in the process of continuing to use parts multiple times while having fun If you can be more interested in it, you can expect demand for a low-priced sewing machine. In addition, because it is a simple work, it is expected to be hired by elderly people and people with disabilities responding to production requests from busy people. .

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Bottom surface of rectangular back example 2 Front surface of rectangular back example 3 Back surface of rectangular back example 4 Side surface of rectangular back example 5 Opening opening of rectangular back example 6 Bottom trough hole of rectangular back example 7-1 Groove of outer surface of rectangular back example 1
7-2 Groove 2 on the outer surface of the rectangular back example
7-3 Outlet groove 3 of the rectangular back example
7-4 Outlet Groove 4 on the Rectangular Back Example
8 Guide groove for reverse stitching of the joint 9 Guide groove for reverse stitching corresponding to length and width 10 Notch groove for easy operation by inserting fingers 11 Finger for weight reduction 12-1 Opening for easy operation 12-1 Bottom part screw hole 12-2 Front (rear) part screw hole 12-3 Side part screw hole 12-a Bottom part hole 12-1 and side part hole Front view of 12-3 12-b Front view of front part hole 12-2 13-1 Position of alignment of side and front 13-2 Position of alignment of bottom and side 13-3 Position of alignment of bottom and front 14 1 Step or multi-step bellows shape 15 Outer groove in the opening 15-1 Portion 1 where the opening and the handle are connected
15-2 Part 2 where the opening and the handle are connected
15-3 Guidelines for changing handle length 16 Inside of inner bag with protective cover 16-1 Face to face 1
16-2 Face-to-face 2
16-3 Guidelines for Sewing Inner Bags with Protective Covers 17 Double Opening Fasteners for Inner Bags with Protective Covers 18 Protective Covers 19 Opening the Protective Covers with the Handles 20 Opening the Protective Covers for the Shoulder Belts 21 Passing the Protective Covers with the Shoulder Belts Front opening / closing part 22 Rubber insertion part of protective cover 23-1 Finished inner pocket with fastener 23-2 Screw insertion hole of finished inner pocket with fastener 24 Bag part sewing stop position of finished inner pocket with fastener 25 Connection fixing screw 26 Corner connection Fixing screw 27 Individual screw 27-1 Groove for fixing each screw with screw tightening auxiliary parts 27-2 Nut 27-3 Washer 28 Side parts of circular back 29-1 Rounded back with different length Groove 1
29-2 Outer groove 2 with different length in a rounded back
29-3 Outer groove on the bottom of the rounded back 30 Reinforce the back of the rounded back 30-1 Reinforce the opening of the rounded back 30-2 Reinforce the handle of the rounded back 30 -3 Reinforce the bottom of the rounded bag 31 Reinforce the side shoulder mounting part of the rounded bag 32-1 One row of marks and guide holes 32-2 Two rows of marks and guide holes 32-3 Auxiliary part center alignment line 33-1 Projection to be inserted into the front groove of each screw 33-2 Central cutting point of screw tightening auxiliary part cross section 33-2a Cutting start point of screw tightening auxiliary part cross section 33-2b Screw tightening auxiliary part cross section Cutting end point 34-1-1 Front body shoulder edge 34-1-2 Rear body shoulder edge
34-1-2a Rear body shoulder edge enlarged display 34-1-3 Shoulder part folded at the stage of parts 34-1-4 Shoulder joint guideline 1
34-1-5 Shoulder Joint Guidelines 2
34-2 Front Body Side Darts Line 34-2-1-1 Guidelines for Sewing Side Darts 1
34-2-1-2 Guidelines for sewing side darts 2
34-2-2 Guideline for cutting the seam allowance 34-2-3 Outer material covered with parts 34-3 Front body waist tack 34-3-1 Guideline for cutting waist tack 34-3-2 Outer groove for tack
34-4 collar
34-5 Look back
34-6 Look-back parts for upper front hem
35-1-1 Joint part with the back body side of the sleeve 35-1-1a Coupling part enlarged view with the back body side of the sleeve 35-2-1 Joint part with the front body side of the sleeve 35-2-1a Sleeve 35-3-1 Short sleeve creation cut-out guidelines 35-3-2 Three-quarter sleeve creation cut-out guidelines 35-3-3 Folded three-quarter sleeve creation cut-out guidelines 36-1 Head of hat Part connection position 1
36-2 Head part connection position 2
36-3 Openings for working with head parts of hats 36-4 Guidelines for combining with head parts of hats

Claims (3)

For the purpose of maintaining the shape and the foundation and framework, the escape groove for processing excess outer material, the guide groove provided at the joining position of the coupling part, and the notch groove for sandwiching the outer surface of the dart and tack part, and A bag characterized by having a space for weight reduction, work efficiency, and design, and a bellows shape that can be finely adjusted with respect to the thickness of the enveloping outer surface, and a seam allowance portion that is preliminarily tilted in the direction to be collapsed after joining. And bags, hats, clothes and container parts . A bag, bag and container screw part set comprising the bag, bag, hat and clothes and container parts according to claim 1, a connection fixing screw and a corner connection fixing screw, and a screw fastening auxiliary part. The parts of the bag, bag, hat, clothes, and container have screw holes provided with depressions where the screw heads and screw holes are integrated and sink, and the connection fixing screws and corner connection fixing screws are: A bag characterized in that a plurality of screw heads are connected to each other, and the screw tightening auxiliary part has a protruding portion to be inserted into a groove of the screw head for assisting in fixing the screw, andパ ー ツ and container screw parts set. A bag, bag, and container part set comprising the bag, bag, hat, clothes, and container according to claim 1, and accessory parts, wherein the accessory part is associated with a reduction in overload and a design change. and joining auxiliary parts for reinforcement of where you want to increase the order and the strength of the parts and the parts joining of, dodge and covered with a sheet to protect the outer material, the slack can be visually and see the rain and dust of the joint bags and bags and containers part set of which, comprising an inner bag with zipper protective cover built for the purpose, and the zip finished pocket, to that.

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