JP6741612B2 - Soap carving ornament and method of making the same - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to soap carving (soap carving) for carving and decorating soap, and the carved soap ornaments are referred to as ribbon soap and soap carving ornaments.

Carving Carving Soap Carving is a traditional Thai craft that is said to have started in Thailand over 700 years ago when it was carved on fruits and vegetables.

It is called "Tie carving" and has attracted attention from all over the world, and it is becoming more and more recognized in Japan as a decoration for lessons, hotels and weddings.

Soap carving for carving soap is a popular lesson in Japan.

JP2015-151448

The purpose of making soap carving is often a gift for interior decoration. Soap carving cutting is a very delicate and delicate engraving on how thin soap can be carved.
Soap carving has the problem that over time, water will drain and dry, and the carved part will be easily broken.
Although soap carving is often produced as a gift, great care must be taken not to break it during the gift.
Also, carving cutting techniques take time to learn, so many people give up on their progress.

It is an object of the present invention to solve the problem of decorating and carrying such soap carving as a scented interior, and to become a decoration regardless of mastering of the carving cutting technique.

The soap carving ornament of the present invention,
Carved soap and multiple needle pins inserted around this soap,
A plurality of needle-shaped pins inserted into the bottom surface of the soap, a ribbon laid between the pins inserted into the periphery and the pins inserted into the bottom surface,
It is characterized by including.

By inserting the pin into the carved soap, it is less likely to come into contact with other objects and break, and the soap is easier to carry.

You can view the carved soap by leaving this ornament as it is because the pin is inserted to create the soap stand.

You don't have to put it in a case to decorate it, so you can enjoy the scent of soap.

Illustration of soap carved on the surface with a knife Diagram of pin inserted toward the center of the circumference of the engraved soap Figure showing the back surface with the cover member over the pins on the circumference Diagram with pins inserted on the bottom Insert the end of the ribbon into one of the pins on the bottom and insert it into the soap Hang the ribbon on the pin on the bottom and the pin on the circumference of the soap. The figure with the cover member turned upside down Stretch the ribbon only on the pins on the circumference. A figure in which the ribbon is entwined around the bottom pin only Illustration of pinning the end of the ribbon with the pin on the bottom Figure to cut the excess ribbon Illustration of turning over and removing the cover member Figure that pushes the pin on the bottom with the length of the ribbon Illustration of pushing the pin on the circumference with the length of the ribbon

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 14 to provide an understanding of the present invention.

FIG. 1 shows an example of a carved soap, in which the carving decoration is carved on the solid soap 1 with a carving knife on the upper half of the solid soap 1.

FIG. 2 is a view in which boutonniere pins 2 and silk pins 3 are inserted in the circumferential portion from the widest circumference of the carved soap 1 toward the center. The insertion depth should be in the range of 1/4 to 1/2, with about 1/3 of the pin as a guide.
Around the soap with the boutonniere pin 2 used when the groom wears a corsage on the chest during a wedding ceremony, insert eight at the largest circumference, and insert horizontally from the circumference toward the center. In the meantime, insert 3 silk pins, 3 long pins used for patchwork.
Therefore, the number of pins to be inserted on the circumference is 8 for the boutonniere pins 2 and 24 for the silk pins 3, and 32 silk pins 3 in total are inserted on the circumference of the soap 1.
For the carved soap, insert the pin with the carved side up. Doing so will not break the sculpture.

The number of pin types can be changed depending on the shape and size of the soap used. You can change the spacing for inserting boutonniere pins and the number of silk pins. By changing the angle of insertion, the appearance of the finished decoration also changes.
Longer pins are easier to make.

A cover member 5 having a size slightly larger than the circumference of the soap 1 is placed on the inserted boutonniere pins 2 and silk pins 3. The cover member is placed on the pin. As shown in FIG. 3, the engraved soap in which the cover member and the pin are inserted is turned over at the same time. With the back of carved soap 1 facing up, draw a circle with a size of about 500 yen coins in the center.

As shown in FIG. 4, the bottom pin 6 is evenly inserted above the draft line. After dividing the 8 pins into 8 equal parts, insert the bottom pin 6 between them.

Depending on the ratio of the number of pins on the bottom to the number of pins inserted in the circumference, the method of laying out the ribbon described later changes. Also, the pins on the bottom surface are inserted vertically into the soap, but the appearance of the finished decoration can be changed by inserting it at different angles.

One silk pin 3 is inserted into the end of a ribbon 4 having a width of 3 mm, which is cut into a length of 3 meters per pin on the bottom, and is inserted into the bottom of the carved soap as shown in FIG.

From there, the ribbon 4 is bridged as shown in FIG.
Starting from the portion that hits the bottom of the soap 1, the ribbon 4 is wound in a fixed direction. By winding the ribbon around the pins, it creates strength and stability as a decoration.

The size of the soap 1 is 6.5 cm in diameter and 2.5 cm in height, and 3 meters are required to wind the outer one step. The required length of the ribbon 4 changes depending on the size and height of the soap.

As for the color and material of the ribbon, you can freely choose the color in combination with the soap.
For example, the material of the ribbon includes cotton, acetate, polyester, etc., and may be a single color or a combination of a plurality of colors.

The bottom pin 6 is 16 and the outer boutonniere pin 2 and silk pin 3 are 32, so the back bottom pin 6 is 2 times each, the side boutonniere pin 2 and silk pin 3 are 1 each, and the ribbon 4 is 4 times. Call.
Put a ribbon on the bottom and sides, and cover the bottom half of the soap and the pin 6 on the bottom with the ribbon.

Although the engraved surface of the soap is facing down, the cover member protects the fragile engraving and makes it easier to make decorations.

The cover member 5 and the soap 1 are turned inside out at the same time. The carved surface should be facing up as shown in FIG.

Bring the end of the ribbon 4 toward the surrounding pins, remove the case 5 as shown in FIG. 8, bridge the ribbon once to one of the boutonniere pins 2 and silk pins 3 on the side, and then to the next pin. Moving. Turn around to the next pin in sequence and make a round. It is a work to hang each pin on the outside of the ribbon that hangs the pin inserted around the soap 1 and the pin on the bottom.

The work of bridging should be done in the same direction, and if the pins are inserted at equal intervals, the decorativeness will increase. The bridge may not be limited to one lap but may be a plurality of laps. The length of the ribbon 4 changes depending on the number of windings.

As shown in FIG. 8, when the ribbon 4 is turned around once, the ribbon 4 is further passed between the ribbon 4 and the boutonniere pins 2 and the silk pins 3, and the ribbon 4 is brought to the pin portion on the bottom surface.

Again, the cover member 5 is placed, the bottom is brought to the upper side, and the ribbon 4 is bridged three times around the pin 6 on the bottom as shown in FIG.

The bridge does not have to be three laps. The height of the ornament stand changes depending on this number of turns.

The ribbon 4 is wound three times, and finally, as shown in FIG. 10, the insect pin 7 is inserted diagonally below the pin 6 on the bottom surface with the short insect pin 7. When the ribbon 4 is left, cut the excess ribbon. By pushing it into a place that cannot be seen, the edges are hidden and the decorativeness increases.

As shown in FIG. 11, when the ribbon is left, it is cut.

Hold the cover member 5 and the decorated soap 1 at the same time and change the top and bottom. As shown in FIG. 12, the cover and the ribbon and pins that are laid over the cover member serve as a stand to raise the height.

As shown in FIG. 13, the pin 6 on the bottom surface of the soap 1 is pushed in according to the length of the ribbon 4 spanned. Make the height of the table of the ornament parallel to the floor.

As shown in FIG. 14, the boutonniere pin 2 and the silk pin 3 around the soap 1 are pushed in according to the length of the ribbon 4 spanned.

Three types of pins are used: normal insect pins (12 mm), silk pins (33 mm), and boutonniere pins (40 mm).

In this way, it is possible to decorate the carved soap and create a stand for decorating the soap carving. By pushing the pin into the width of the ribbon wrapped at the end, the pin disappears and becomes a decoration.

As the water in the soap drains over time, the pins will not come off easily and will be stable as a decoration.

By inserting a pin around the carved soap, the carved part of the soap will not hit other things, and by winding a ribbon, the pin will not come off easily and it will be easy to carry. At the same time, since it is possible to decorate it as it is, it is not necessary to put the carved soap in a case as a decoration, and the decorative property is also improved. It can also function as an air freshener.
By using the cover member in the manufacturing process, needle-shaped pins can be inserted even if the upper surface of the soap is engraved, and it becomes a decoration.

1 soap 2 boutonniere pin 3 silk pin 4 ribbon 5 cover member 6 bottom pin 7 insect pin

Claims (4)

Soap carved on the top of the soap and a plurality of needle-like pins inserted around the lateral circumference of this soap,
A plurality of needle-shaped pins inserted in the bottom surface of the soap,
A plurality of needle-shaped pins inserted around the side circumferential portion of the soap, and ribbons alternately wound around the plurality of needle-shaped pins inserted in the bottom surface of the soap,
Equipped with,
The soap , wherein the ribbon is bridged between a plurality of needle-shaped pins inserted around the circumferential portion of the soap in the lateral direction and a plurality of needle-shaped pins inserted on the bottom surface of the soap. Carving ornaments. The pin inserted around the side circumferential portion of the soap is horizontally inserted from the circumference toward the center,
The soap carving ornament according to claim 1, wherein the pin inserted into the bottom surface is vertically inserted into the bottom surface of the soap. A method for producing a decorative article using a carved soap on top of soap,
Inserting a plurality of needle-shaped pins around the side circumferential portion of the soap,
Covering the engraved surface of the soap with a cover member,
Inserting a plurality of needle-shaped pins on the bottom surface of the soap,
A plurality of needle-shaped pins that are inserted around the side circumferential portion of the soap, and a plurality of needle-shaped pins that are inserted on the bottom surface of the soap are alternately wrapped with ribbons, and the side-direction circle of the soap is a step of bridging the ribbon between the plurality of needle-like pins which are inserted a plurality of needle-like pins which are inserted around the periphery on the bottom surface of said soap,
Removing the cover member from the engraved surface of the soap,
A step of pushing a pin inserted around the circumferential portion of the soap in the lateral direction, the method for producing a soap carving ornament. In the step of inserting a plurality of needle-shaped pins into the bottom surface of the soap, the insertion depth is set to ¼ to ½ of the length of the needle-shaped pins, and the lateral circumferential portion of the soap is The method for producing a soap carving ornament according to claim 3, wherein in the step of pushing in the pin inserted in the periphery, the pushing depth is left by about the ribbon width of the length of the needle pin.