JP6651107B1 - Flowers, flower bundles and bouquets - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] Banknotes to be given in various celebrations are mainly put in paper bags, but they are intended to produce gorgeous, good, and inexpensive products. A flat member is formed into an inverted conical cylindrical shape, an insertion port is formed at one end, a through hole smaller than the insertion port is formed at the other end, a rod-shaped member is attached to the other end, and a loop or flower shape is provided. And a flower material into which a bill or a ticket can be inserted is formed at the center of the flower material so that the flower material looks like a single flower. In addition, it is a flower material that can be made into a bouquet or arrangement by combining it with various products such as fresh flowers and artificial flowers. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a flower material for making banknotes and tickets gorgeous, such as bouquets and arrangements.

Conventionally, there has been a bouquet with a doll attached thereto.

Utility Model Registration No. 3179228

Banknotes to be presented in various celebrations are usually put in paper bags, but they are intended to produce gorgeous, good and cheap products.

It is an inexpensive and colorful planar member that can be made gorgeous by forming it into a loop or flower shape and decorating it with a ribbon or the like.

The flower material, the flower material bundle, and the bouquet of the present invention have an effect of being able to provide gorgeous, good, and inexpensive products.

  The perspective view which made the shape of a loop, attached decorations, such as a ribbon, and attached the bar-shaped member.   The side view of the loop-shaped thing of FIG.   The top view which opened the loop-shaped thing of FIG. 1, and attached the bar-shaped member with the fixing tool.   The perspective view which attached the rod-shaped member to the petal-shaped member in the shape of a flower at the cylindrical upper part.   The figure which bundled the loop-shaped thing of FIG. 1 as an example of this invention.   The figure which put the loop-shaped thing of FIG. 1 in the bouquet as an example of this invention.   The figure which put the thing of the loop shape of FIG. 1 in the candy bundle as an example of this invention.   FIG. 5 is a diagram in which a flower arrangement of FIG. 4 is put in a balloon arrangement as an example of the present invention.

The present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the flat member is formed into an inverted conical cylindrical shape, an insertion port is formed on one end side, a through hole smaller than the insertion port is formed on the other end side, and a rod-shaped lower part on the other end side. Attach the member and form it into a loop or flower shape so that bills and tickets can be inserted into its center.
As shown in FIG. 3, the bar member is attached to the planar member with a fixture, the planar member is formed into a loop shape or a flower shape, the center portion is formed into an inverted conical cylindrical shape, and the bar member member is provided at a lower portion. Being attached, it is easier to bundle when making a bouquet and easier to insert into the arrangement. By using the same fixing member attached to the planar member as the material of the planar member, it is possible to prevent bills and tickets from being damaged or caught. The flat member is made of a non-slip material, and for example, a sheet of cloth, paper, synthetic resin, or the like is used.
By making a cylindrical hole with an inverted cone in the center at the center with a planar member, and rolling and passing a bill or ticket, the structure becomes difficult to fall even if it is inverted without being damaged.
As the rod-shaped member, a wire, a bamboo string, a plastic stick, or the like is used.
As shown in FIG. 4, a petal-like member is attached to the upper portion of the inverted conical tubular shape, formed into a flower shape, and a rod-like member is attached to the lower portion thereof.

As shown in FIG. 5 to FIG. 8, by making the planar member colorful, the dark color of the ticket or the banknote is brilliantly displayed. The decorations that make up a bouquet or arrangement can be combined with any product, such as flowers, artificial flowers, balloons, and candy, to create a gift tailored to age and use. By combining the flower material, the flower material bundle, and the bouquet of the present invention according to the purpose of use, a festive money such as a birthday, an adult celebration, and a new year's gift can be enjoyed as a present. Furthermore, even if one wraps, it becomes like a bouquet of one wheel. By inserting bills and tickets in the flower material, flower material bundle and bouquet of the present invention, variations can be increased, and male guests such as wedding bouquets can be pleased.

1. 1. Banknotes or tickets Ribbon 3. 3. planar member 4. Bar-shaped member 5. Fixing device for sticking a rod-shaped member on a planar member 6. A planar member in the shape of a petal 7. A planar member formed in a loop shape in FIG. Ribbon 9 10. Wrapping nonwoven fabric Flowers 11. Candy 12. 12. A planar member formed in a flower shape in FIG. Balloon 14. Flower basket

Claims (3)

Flat member is formed into an inverted cone cylindrical, one end side pledged port, the other end side is formed as a collateral opening smaller than the through hole, the rod-shaped member is attached to the other end, a loop or flower shape is formed, flower material, characterized by the banknote or ticket pointing write Mel so at the center thereof. A flower material bundle, wherein a plurality of flower materials according to claim 1 are bundled in the shape of a single flower. A bouquet wherein the flower material according to claim 1 is arranged in combination with a plurality of decorative materials.

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