JPH01111671A - Supporting pad for preventing pleats of skirt from deformation and wrinkling - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent wrinkling on pleats of a skirt due to storage or transport, etc., while not damaging the characteristic of a material cloth without a direct usage of pin or needle on the surface of the skirt, by applying a special shaped supporting board and clipping the pleats of the skirt and a tube shaped part on the back of the pleats all together with a clip. CONSTITUTION:A supporting pad 1, which is made of a thin material with rigidity, such as a thin cardboard, vinyl, etc., cut in the shape shown by 2, 3, 4, 5, is placed under inner box pleats 7 of a skirt, for which both edges of the pleats meet at the enter; the supporting board 1, a second layer 8 which is folded to make the pleat, and a third layer 9 which makes the inner box pleat are clipped together with a clip 6. Or a supporting pad 11, which is made of the same material as mentioned above, cut in the shape shown by 12, 13, 14 is placed under one side folded pleat of a skirt 15. The supporting pad 11, a second layer 16 which is folded to make the pleat, and a third layer 17 which makes the inner pleat are clipped together with a clip 18 to stabilize. By the constitution as mentioned above, the deformation and wrinkling on the pleats of a skirt are prevented.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The pleats of a skirt are an important point in the design, and in order to maintain its beauty, the folds of the skirt should not be wrinkled or sagged due to storage, carrying, selling, cleaning, etc. The folds of the skirt were designed to avoid damage to the fabric material by not using pins or needles directly on the surface of the skirt.The pleats of the skirt are also a point of design, but they can be used when walking around or when storing in a travel case. If wrinkles form on the folds or small holes or shapes are left in the material using a needle, etc., it is best to use a material such as a tab material, and for home use, it is best to use a template made of thin vinyl or other material that does not damage the fabric. You can just use a vinyl-wrapped clip to hold it in place, and it's not just a clip; it's fine as long as it doesn't damage the fabric.

When fastening, the bag on the back side of the pleats of the skirt is also fastened, so the pleats are stable.

The size and length of the foil may be changed depending on the pleats.

Even though it was carefully wrapped in paper and placed in a bag when I bought it, when I took it out, the folds were crooked. I think it would be very helpful to iron thin summer fabrics and linen fabrics if there was a pattern pad of this invention.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. - Plan view of the pattern padding Fig. 2 Plan of placing the pattern padding on the folded folds on both sides of the skirt Fig. 6 Plan view of the skirt with folded folds on one side Front side 8 2nd and 93rd folded folded folds (back) 10 Skirt with pleated pleats on both sides 11 Pattern stopper 12 Stopping point 13 Thickness of the cut fabric to stabilize the fabric at the hem of the folded folded folds 14 Determine the spacing between stitches 15 Cut at a height that will not hit the fabric directly when stopping
Front side of the skirt 16 2nd sheet with folded folds 173rd sheet Curved folds (back side) 18 Clip to secure and stabilize 19 Skirt with pleats folded on one side 2nd figure 7'

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] (a) A pattern pad 1 made by cutting a thin fixed material such as thin cardboard or vinyl into 2, 3, 4, or 5 pieces; Put it below (
c) Fix 1, 8, and 9 together with 6. (d) Cut the mold pad 11 into 12, 13, and 14 from the same material as above (e) Fold one side and put it under the pleat skirt 15 (f) 11 , 16, and 17 together with 18 for stabilization.A device for preventing the folds of the skirt from deforming and wrinkled.