JPH01282368A - Woven fabric - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain woven fabric having a characteristic pattern, having fine and complicated color and an unreproducible shape by rubbing and wrinkling paper pieces to form small protruded parts, coloring the protruded parts of the paper pieces with a colorant in a fixed direction, cutting the paper pieces to give a filamentous material and weaving the filamentous material as warp or weft. CONSTITUTION:Paper pieces are rubbed to form a great number of protruded parts, the protruded parts are coated and colored with a colorant in fixed slant direction. Then the colored paper pieces are finely cut to form a filamentous material. The colored filamentous material is used as one of warp and weft of weaving texture and woven with arbitrary another yarn as weaving yarn.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a fabric woven using a thread body obtained by cutting thin pieces into thin pieces.

(Conventional technology) Instead of spun yarn or filament yarn as raw yarn for textiles,
Using the whole filament obtained by cutting the thin slice into thin pieces means that
It has been practiced for a long time, and it is also known that the original pattern appears on the fabric by printing a pattern on a thin piece of 6U and weaving the thread after cutting without changing the order. 1976-62763).

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) In this conventional woven fabric, a pattern of a fixed shape is displayed on the thin piece before cutting by a method such as printing a desired pattern on Japanese paper, so the pattern on the woven fabric is also As a matter of course, it becomes a fixed shape, and the pattern of the fabric lacks depth and taste.

The purpose of this invention is to eliminate the following drawbacks of the conventional fabrics and to provide a textured fabric with a rich variety of patterns rather than a fixed pattern.

(Means for solving the problem) The structure is as follows. That is, the woven fabric according to the present invention is made by rolling*'i a paper-like piece to provide a large number of small raised parts,
The colored flakes obtained by distributing coloring material in a certain diagonal direction on this small raised part are cut into thin threads, and are used as one thread of the warp and warp weave structure, and the compression thread is used as the other weave thread. It is woven as thread.

(Function) In the fabric according to the present invention, since the paper-like pieces are rubbed and wrinkled and the coloring agent is applied from a certain oblique direction, the coloring agent is applied to one of the slopes of the small raised portions. The opposite slope will be uncolored or only very lightly colored.

In addition, even on the slope on the side that is colored, in the peaks and valleys,
The colored wax flakes obtained in this way are colored at different concentrations and are cut into threads, which are then woven, resulting in complex patterns appearing on the surface of the fabric.

(Example) An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a partial cross section of a paper piece 1. The paper piece 1 is made by pasting gold leaf or 6 leaf 3 on the surface of Japanese paper 2, coloring it, and rolling it to create a large number of small raised parts 4.4. ... has been established. This concave-convex pattern can express all kinds of patterns, from completely irregular11111 patterns to those structured in a somewhat elaborate manner.

However, as can be understood from the method of rolling and adding TM, it is characterized by the inability to reproduce exactly the same pattern. This small raised part 4.4...
Gold paint or other coloring agent 5 is applied from the direction of arrow A by spraying or painting with a tampon, brush, or the like. As a result, the inclined surfaces 6.6, . . . are colored. Next, the paper piece 1 is rubbed again, and as shown in FIG. From the direction of mark B,
Apply colorant 8 in the same manner as in L. As a result, the inclined surface 9
．． 9, . . . are colored with the coloring agent 8.

In this way, the paper piece l has small ridges 4.4,...
The inclined surfaces 6.6, . Furthermore, the slopes 6.6, . . . also have slopes 9.9, .
...and another color is added to form an even more complicated pattern. FIG. 6 shows a colored flake 10 formed in this way.
FIG. The sloped surface 6 created by the small raised portion 4 is colored with a coloring agent 5, and the sloped surface 9 created by the new small raised portion 7 is colored with a coloring agent 8. These are first pasted on the surface of Japanese paper 2 and added to the colored gold leaf or 6-leaf 6 to form a complex pattern.

The colored flakes 1O constructed as described above are cut into thin pieces to make thread bodies II, II, . . . , and a fabric is woven using these as wefts and appropriate threads as warps.

As shown in FIG. 4, the filament body 11 has small protuberances 4.4,
Traces of . . . and 7.7, . . . remain, and many small irregularities 12.12, . . . are continuous.

When weaving, filament II, 11. ... are woven without changing the cutting order, so the pattern that appeared on the surface of the colored thin strip 10 before cutting is reproduced on the surface of the woven fabric, and the thread bodies 11, 11, 12. 12, ... is also added to create a deep woven fabric.In addition to the Hokki pattern, weaving patterns using the traditional patterned fabric method are also used during weaving. Because of this, the synergistic effect between them creates textiles with high aesthetic value.

In the example shown below, the paper piece 1 is rubbed, the coloring agent 5 is applied from the direction of arrow A, and the paper is rubbed again.
An example is shown in which colorant 8 is applied from the direction of arrow B, but the rubbing and coloring may be applied only once, and after applying from the direction of arrow A, the colorant 8 is applied from the direction of arrow B without rubbing It is also possible to apply a different color of color from one direction to the other. Conversely, rolling and applying the colorant may be repeated several times; in this case, a more intricate pattern can be created, giving depth and calmness to the fabric.

(Effects of the Invention) The fabric according to the present invention is obtained by creasing and creasing a paper-like piece to provide a large number of small ridges, and applying a coloring agent to the small ridges from a certain diagonal direction. To provide a deep woven fabric having a unique pattern that cannot be reproduced in exactly the same shape, with detailed and complicated coloring, because the yarn is made from finely chopped colored thin pieces. I can do it.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1 and 2 are partial cross-sectional views of the paper piece l, and Figure 6 is a colored thin piece! FIG. 4 is a partially enlarged view showing the surface of 0.
FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of a filament body 11. 1... Paper-like piece 4.7... Small raised part 5.8... Coloring agent 10... Colored flake 1! ... Thread body patent applicant Nishijin Maizuru Co., Ltd. Figure 21 2 /

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A paper-like piece is rubbed and wrinkled to form a large number of small ridges, and a coloring agent is applied to the small ridges from a certain diagonal direction.The colored flakes obtained are then cut into thin pieces, and a filament body is cut into thin pieces. A woven fabric characterized in that it is woven using a woven structure in which one yarn is used as one yarn, and an arbitrary yarn is used as the other yarn.