JPH0137661Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a stuffed toy doll that is three-dimensionally constructed by sewing printed fabric and filling the inside with stuffing.

Generally, stuffed dolls are made by sewing plain cloth (pattern cloth) cut into a predetermined shape, filling the inside with stuffing, shaping it into a three-dimensional shape, and then attaching the eyes, nose, and mouth to the face. many. This production method has the disadvantage that because the fabric is plain, it is difficult to express the striped pattern similar to the skin of a tiger or cat, and it lacks a sense of concreteness. On the other hand, with printed fabrics, it is possible to create colors and patterns that are close to the real thing, as well as the striped pattern shown above. If the position of the printed pattern on the left and right pattern fabrics shifts even slightly at that seam, the product value will be lost due to the misalignment of the pattern on the nose and mouth. On the other hand, the printed patterns had to be joined so that they were accurately symmetrical, making the process extremely difficult.

The purpose of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks and to propose a stuffed toy doll with a particularly good finish and excellent three-dimensionality and concreteness.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In the figure, the symbol A indicates a stuffed toy doll imitating a cat. This stuffed toy doll A is made by sewing a plurality of molded cloths cut into predetermined shapes and filling the inside with stuffing material a such as urethane resin or cotton. All of the patterned fabrics that make up part 4 and the like are printed fabrics, with cat skin patterns and eyes printed on the surface.

The face 1a of the head 1 is made by joining together a pair of left and right molded fabrics 5 and 6 cut into a predetermined shape, and then attaching a three-dimensionally molded nose and mouth member 7 to the center of the joined part. A cat's skin pattern and eyes are printed on pattern cloths 5 and 6, respectively. Furthermore, the nose and mouth member 7
The nose member 7a and the mouth member 7b are integrally joined and connected, and the nose member 7a and the mouth member 7b are each filled with a stuffing material a' to form a three-dimensional shape, and then are integrally joined and joined. This constitutes an integrated nose and mouth part.

That is, as shown in FIGS. 2a and 2b, the nose member 7a is formed by overlapping pattern fabrics 10 and 11 of a predetermined shape and sewing the edges together to form a bag. By forming a notch, the filling opening 1
2 is filled with a stuffing a' made of urethane resin, cotton, cloth, etc., and a cat's nose is printed and displayed on the surface of the other molded cloth 10. The opening member 7b is also formed into a bag shape by overlapping patterned fabrics 14 and 15 of a predetermined shape and sewing the edges together, and fills the stuffing material a through a filling opening 16 provided in one of the patterned fabrics 15. ,
A cat's mouth is printed on the surface of the other pattern cloth 14. In order to improve the finish, when filling the bag-shaped nose member 7a and mouth member 7b with the stuffing material a', first sew the pattern fabric together, turn it inside out, and fill it from the filling ports 10 and 16. It is preferable to do so.

Next, as shown in FIG.
The nose member 7a and the mouth member 7b are sewn together, and the center part q of the mouth member 7b is further tightened with a thread. In this way, the nose and mouth member 7 can be obtained.

As shown in FIGS. 3a and 3b, such a nose and mouth member 7 is made by first overlapping a pair of molded fabrics 20 and 21 that integrally form a nose and a mouth, and sewing the edges together. After forming it into a bag shape, filling material a is filled through a filling opening 22 formed in one of the pattern cloths 21, and the four points a, b, c, and d are further tightened with threads 19. It may also be formed three-dimensionally by other sewing methods.

Therefore, in constructing the face of the stuffed toy doll A, first, the ends of the left and right pair of patterned fabrics 5 and 6 are joined together. In this case, it is preferable to join so that the eyes and skin patterns printed on the pattern cloths 5 and 6 are symmetrical with respect to the seam 23, but since the left and right eyes are separated to some extent, a slight deviation may occur. Therefore, some errors are allowed. next,
A nose and mouth member 7 configured as described above is placed at a predetermined position in the center of the seam 23 of the joined pattern cloths 5 and 6.
and sew or glue onto the pattern fabrics 5 and 6.
In this way, the nose and mouth member 7 is sewn separately from the face 1a and is attached later to the face 1a where the eyes are provided, so that it can be accurately positioned at the center of the face 1a. Therefore, a predetermined facial expression can be obtained and the finish is good. Moreover, since the relative position of the nose and mouth member 7 with respect to the eyes printed on the pattern cloths 5 and 6 can be changed freely, it is possible to make exactly the same thing, and the eyes and the nose and mouth member 7 can be made at will. By changing the relative positions of the two, it is possible to change the expression while using exactly the same material.

The head 1 is made into a bag by joining a pair of molded cloths (not shown) on the left and right sides of the rear part that are similarly cut out to the molded cloths 5 and 6 with the muzzle and mouth members 7 that constitute the above-mentioned face 1a. This is obtained by forming the ear member into a shape, attaching the ear members 24, 24, and then filling the inside with the stuffing material a'. The head 1 is attached to a body 2 which is similarly made by sewing a patterned cloth and filling stuffing, and the front and rear legs 3, 3 and a tail member 4 are attached to the body 2 to form a stuffed doll A. is configured.

Note that although the illustrated example above is an example of a stuffed cat, the facial structure described above is not limited to animals, and can also be applied to humans, robots, and other stuffed animals. Therefore, the parts that are added later when sewing multiple patterned fabrics, that is, the body parts that are provided on both sides of the patterned fabric seams, do not need to be integrated with the nose or mouth. It may be a department.

As explained in detail above, the present invention is sewn using a plurality of printed fabrics, and in addition, the left and right fabrics are joined at the center of the face, and the seam formed by the stitching is also sewn on both sides. In a stuffed toy doll that forms a three-dimensional nose, mouth, or muzzle, the pattern fabric that makes up the face itself and the pattern fabric that makes up the nose, mouth, or muzzle are sewn separately, There is a nose part on the seam of the patterned cloth that makes up the face.
Since the structure is such that the nose member, mouth member, or muzzle member obtained by sewing the molded cloth that constitutes the mouth part or the muzzle part is attached, it is always easy to attach the nose part, the mouth part, or the muzzle part. It can be reliably installed in the specified position, improving the finish and yield. Therefore, it is possible to obtain a stuffed toy doll that has excellent concreteness due to the use of printed cloth and also has excellent three-dimensional effect.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of the stuffed toy doll according to the present invention, and FIGS. 2 a, b, c and 3 a, b are illustrations of sewing the muzzle and mouth of the stuffed toy doll, respectively. Code A...stuffed doll, a...stuffing, 1
... Head, 2 ... Body part, 3 ... Legs, 4 ... Tail part, 5, 6, 10, 11, 14, 15, 20,
21... Pattern cloth, 7... Nose and mouth parts.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A stuffed toy doll characterized by meeting the following requirements. (b) The above-mentioned stuffed toy doll is sewn using a plurality of printed fabrics, and the left and right fabrics are joined at the center of the face, and the stitches are straddled on both sides of the seam formed by the stitching. The nose, mouth, or muzzle should be three-dimensionally formed by filling with stuffing. (b) Separately from the left and right printed fabrics that make up the face itself, the nose, mouth, or muzzle parts are sewn three-dimensionally using printed fabrics that make up the nose, mouth, or muzzle, respectively. is being done. (c) The nose member, mouth member, or nose-mouth member shall be attached to the specified position on the seam of the left and right printed fabrics that make up the face.