JPH0154042B2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Objective] The present invention is based on the patent application No. 139993 of 1982
In manufacturing an embroidery-type wax pen manufactured by the method of the invention filed in No. 139994 and an embroidery-type wax pen of the same type,
This invention relates to the invention of a method for manufacturing an embroidery-type embroidery pen with an even more beautiful finish.

[Conventional technology]

The outline of the invention according to the above-mentioned application is that embroidery is performed on the surface of a base material sheet using a template temporarily attached in accordance with a conventional method to form an embroidery pattern on the surface of the base material sheet. After applying a thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent or a resin solution or other solution to the back surface of the A resin adhesive is fused to the back side of the base sheet, and when this work is completed and a coated layer of the fused adhesive is formed, the next step is to form the embroidery pattern on the base sheet. The darning holes that are continuously punched along the outline of the pattern by the darning thread of the embroidery thread when forming the embroidery thread serve as so-called perforations. This invention is an embroidery-type embroidery-type embroidery emblem pen in which a layer of thermoplastic synthetic resin adhesive is applied to the back side of the pattern-forming part without any separation between the part and the other part.

[Disadvantages of conventional technology]

When this method is used, the following defective products may sometimes be produced. That is, when an adhesive is applied to the back side of a base sheet on which an embroidery pattern has been formed, or when powdered adhesive is spread after applying a resister, this adhesive is applied over the holes made by the embroidery thread as described above. This may lead to welding with the overhole closed.

In this case, when the embroidery pattern forming part is cut out from the base sheet along the above-mentioned darning holes, the adhesive that has entered the embroidery holes may be removed from the embroidery pattern. It may also fuse around the outline of the embroidery pattern, and this may become a fine protruding piece around the outline of the embroidery design, blocking the darning hole and adhering the embroidery thread and base material sheet. Even if an attempt is made to cut out the base sheet, the cuts may not be made to form a clear outline, and as a result, it may not be possible to make an embroidery-type embroidery pen with a clear outline.

[Improvements of the present invention]

The present invention is further researched about the embroidery -type watpen manufacturing method for the above application, completely prevented the embroidery -type Watpen with drawbacks as described above, and has an embroidery -type Watpen with a beautiful outline. This invention is designed to be easy to perform.

[Structure of the invention]

The configuration of the present invention will be described below with reference to illustrated embodiments.

First, two base sheets 1 and 2 made of easily tearable paper, synthetic resin, etc. are layered, and a patterned template 3 made of paper, velvet, or other fabric is placed on the surface of the upper base sheet 2. The embroidery pattern 4 is formed by placing it temporarily and applying border embroidery (see FIG. 1) according to a conventional method.

Next, a first embodiment of the present invention will be described.

By forming the edging embroidery pattern 4, the base sheets 1 and 2 are perforated with outer overholes 5 and inner overholes 6 according to the outline of the embroidery pattern 4 using the embroidery thread.

On the back side of the base sheet 1, the edging embroidery back pattern 4A is exposed by the back stitching thread (see FIG. 2). A thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent 7 is applied to the back side of the border embroidery pattern exposed on the back side of the base sheet 1 (third step
Figure 4).

Next, the base sheet 1 is attached to the outer perforation 5 of the border embroidery 4.
Accordingly, the base sheet 1 disposed in the lower layer is peeled off (Fig. 5), and then heated to fuse the applied thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent 7 to the surface on which the edging embroidery back pattern 4A is formed. This is dried to form an adhesive layer 8, and then the base sheet 2 disposed on the upper layer is embroidered according to the outline of the embroidery pattern 4 in the same way as the base sheet 1 disposed on the lower layer described above. The upper layer base sheet 2 is peeled off along the outer perforation 5 of the base sheet 2 with the overdarning thread, and the surface of the exposed back embroidery pattern formation 4A with the overlock thread An embroidery-type watz pen is manufactured by forming an adhesive layer on the wafer (Fig. 6).

〔Features〕

The feature of the present invention is to make an embroidery watz pen with a clear outline.

When performing embroidery using this border embroidery, the pattern plate 3 is
Then, the embroidery thread forming the embroidery pattern 4 passes through the base sheet 2 arranged on the upper layer, and the embroidery thread forming the embroidery pattern 4 follows the outline of the template 3, overlapping many times along the contour, thereby creating the embroidery pattern 4A using the back darning thread. exposed as
The darning holes 5 and 6 formed by the darning thread play the role of perforations, and are bored in two rows along the circular corridor of the embroidery design, one on the inside of the outline and one on the outside of the circular corridor. After this work is completed, a thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent 7 is applied to the back side of the base sheet 1 placed on the lower layer inside the circular corridor of the back stitching thread and the embroidery back pattern 4A using the back stitch thread (see Figs. 3 and 4). ).

Therefore, the thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent 7 applied under this condition is applied to the back side of the base sheet 1 disposed in the lower layer, so as to protrude outside the ring of the embroidery back pattern 4A using the back stitching thread. Sometimes. In this state, the above-mentioned perforations 5 and 6 by the darning thread are
Even the eyelids will be applied with the eyes closed.

Therefore, after applying this thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent 7, the base sheet 1 disposed in the lower layer is pierced with the darning holes on the outside of the circular corridor of the design, which are perforated with the darning thread of the embroidery thread forming the embroidery design 4 described above. 5, when the embroidery pattern 4 is peeled off along the corridor, the thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent 7 applied to protrude from the outline of the embroidery pattern 4 is also removed together with the base sheet 1 disposed below it. , on the back side of the upper layer base sheet 2,
The exposed embroidery back design 4A and the back surface of the lower sheet 1 left behind as a design inside the embroidery back design are exposed with the thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent 7 neatly applied to the edge of the outline ( Fifth
figure).

Therefore, the outer stitching holes 5 formed by the embroidery thread in the base sheet 2 disposed on the upper layer are not blocked by the thermoplastic synthetic resin applied as an adhesive for the embroidery-type watz pen, and the perforation function is maintained. This will keep it in a state where it can fully function (Figure 5).

By heating in this state, the synthetic resin solvent is applied to the back side of the embroidery back design 4A formed on the two sides of the base sheet disposed in the upper layer, and to the base sheet 1 left behind in the embroidery back design. It is fused only to the back side and becomes the adhesive layer 8 by drying.

Although not shown in the drawings, this thermoplastic synthetic resin adhesive layer 8 is formed by applying a resistor, scattering thermoplastic synthetic resin powder thereon, and then heating and drying this to fuse the thermoplastic synthetic resin powder. It may also be used as the adhesive layer 8 depending on the method.

Thereafter, when the base sheet 2 placed on the upper layer is peeled off following the darning holes 5 on the outside of the outline punched by the darning thread of the embroidery thread described above, the base sheet 2 placed on the upper layer is removed by the darning thread. The perforations 5 serve as perforations and are removed neatly, and the upper layer base sheet 2 is cut out on the back side of the template in the same shape as the template.
Then, the lower base material sheet 1 is integrated with edge embroidery using overlock thread, and an embroidery-type watz pen is formed by applying adhesive to the back side (FIG. 6).

The above explanation applies not only to the case where the outlines of the embroidery-type waza pens shown in Figs. 1 to 6 are made neatly, but also to the case where the outlines of the embroidery waza pens shown in Figs. 7 to 11 are made neatly.

Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be explained. If border embroidery is applied, there is also a method of making an embroidery-type watz pen as shown in FIG. 11. That is, the base sheet 1 on which the embroidery pattern 4 has been formed is turned over (FIG. 2). Then, when forming the above-mentioned border embroidery,
The edging back embroidery pattern 4A is formed by following the inner perforation 6 of the darning hole, which is perforated along the inner contour of the edging embroidery back pattern 4A formed on the base sheets 1 and 2 by the darning thread of the embroidery thread. The inner pieces 1A and 2A of the edging back embroidery are peeled off from the base sheets 1 and 2 located on the back side (FIG. 7). Then, the back surface of the template 3 is exposed from the base sheets 1 and 2. The back side of the base sheet 1 arranged in the lower layer, the embroidery back pattern 4A made of back stitching thread appearing on the back side, and the exposed template 3A
Thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent 7 is applied to the back side of.
(Figures 8 and 9). Next, the base material sheet disposed on the lower layer is peeled off along the outer perforations 5 as described in the above embodiment, and then it is heated and dried to apply the thermoplastic synthetic resin to the back surface 3A of the template and the upper layer. After being fused to the embroidery back pattern 4A bordered on the base sheet 2 placed on the base sheet 2, it is solidified (see FIG. 10). Thereafter, the base sheet 2 disposed on the upper layer is also peeled off along the outer perforation 5 of the embroidery, thereby producing the embroidery watz pen shown in FIG. 11.

This type of embroidery-type badge differs from the embroidery-type badge shown in the first embodiment in that the back side 4A of the pattern plate 4 is
Since the adhesive layer is directly formed on the material, when this is adhered to a fabric such as a shirt, the base sheets 1 and 2 are not interposed between the back side of the template 4 and the surface of the fabric such as a shirt. The embroidery-type patch pen can be easily adapted to fabrics such as shirts and adapts to its elasticity.

To adhere this to a shirt, etc., follow the usual method: place the adhesive-coated side of the embroidery-type wax pen on the fabric surface of the shirt, heat and press it with a heating press tool, and apply the adhesive. fuse.

〔effect〕

The present invention is a method for manufacturing an embroidery-type embroidery patch pen by the method described above. First, after applying a thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent, the lower layer base sheet is peeled off, and the upper layer base sheet On the back of the
The darning thread of the embroidery thread of the embroidery pattern punches the darning holes along the outline of the design, and at the same time, the outline of the design formed by the darning thread is covered with thermoplastic synthetic resin neatly up to the edge of the outline. The resin solvent is applied and the darning holes formed in the upper layer base sheet by the darning thread are not closed by the thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent, so the embroidery pattern is applied to the upper layer after the thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent is heated and dried. When the embroidered pattern is peeled off from the base sheet placed on the embroidery pattern, no melted protruding pieces of thermoplastic synthetic resin are formed on the outline of the embroidered pattern, and therefore, the perforations made by the darning thread act as perforations. It can be removed along its outline and peeled off from the base sheet as an embroidery-type watz pen with a clean outline.

In addition, when forming an embroidery pattern by placing a letter-shaped plate, such as B, D, O, etc., on the surface of the base sheet, which has a blank space between the letters, the embroidery pattern must be peeled off from the base sheet. At this time, the embroidery pattern is not only cut out according to the darning holes on the outside of the outline formed by the darning thread of the embroidery thread punched in the base material sheet, but also the embroidery pattern is cut out according to the darning holes on the inside of the outline. Of course, the sheet can be peeled off.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which a template is temporarily attached to the surface of a two-ply base sheet and embroidery is applied to it to form a pattern. Figure 2 is a perspective view of the back side of a two-ply base sheet. Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing a state in which an embroidery back design with an outline according to the template is formed with the embroidery thread, and Fig. 3 shows the embroidery thread darning formed on the back side of the two-ply base material sheet. A perspective view showing the inner side of the outline of the back pattern embroidered with thread with the thermoplastic adhesive applied, FIG. 4 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line A-A in FIG. 3, and FIG. 5 is the lower layer base material shown in FIG. 4. Figure 6, an enlarged cross-sectional view showing the state with the sheet removed, shows an embroidery-type watz pen with a thermoplastic synthetic resin adhesive layer formed on the back side of the base sheet that is integrated with the template through border embroidery. 7 is a perspective view when the lower and upper layer base sheets are peeled from the inside of the border embroidery from the semi-finished product in the state shown in FIG. 2, and FIG. 8 is a perspective view after the work shown in FIG. 7 is completed. The perspective view when the thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent is applied, Figure 9, is A- in Figure 8.
Figure 10 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing a state in which the lower base sheet shown in Figure 9 has been removed, and Figure 11 shows a state in which an adhesive layer has been formed on the back side of the template together with the embroidery back design. Enlarged cross-sectional view. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1, 2... Base material sheet, 3... Template, 4... Embroidery design, 5, 6... Overlock hole, 7... Thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent, 8... Adhesive layer.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1 Two base sheets made of paper, synthetic resin, etc. are layered, and a patterned template made of paper, velvet, other fabric, etc. is temporarily attached to the surface of the upper base sheet. Then, the embroidery pattern is formed by applying border embroidery according to a conventional method, and then the above-mentioned embroidery pattern is formed on the back side of the base sheet placed in the lower layer according to a conventional method using a stitching thread. A thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent is applied together with the embroidery pattern, and then, when forming the embroidery pattern, the lower layer is perforated according to the outline of the embroidery pattern formed by the darning thread of the embroidery thread. After that, the thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent applied thereon is heated and dried in accordance with a conventional method, and it is left on the embroidery back pattern forming part of the upper layer base sheet and inside it. The thermoplastic adhesive layer is fused to the surface of the base material placed on the lower layer, and then the base sheet placed on the upper layer is applied in the same way as the base sheet placed on the lower layer as described above, following the outline of the embroidery design. A method for producing an embroidery-type embroidery pen, characterized in that a darning hole made in a base sheet is peeled off along the outer side of a darning hole formed by a darning thread, and an adhesive layer is formed on the back side. 2 Two base sheets of paper, synthetic resin, etc. are stacked, and a patterned pattern made of paper, velvet, or other fabric is temporarily placed on the surface of the upper base sheet. An embroidery pattern is formed by applying border embroidery according to a conventional method, and then, when forming the embroidery pattern, holes are perforated in the base sheet along the outline of the embroidery pattern formed by the darning thread of the embroidery thread. The upper and lower base sheets located on the back side of the embroidery pattern forming portion are peeled off according to the inner perforation of the darning hole, and the above embroidery pattern is formed on the back side of the base sheet 1 placed on the lower layer according to a conventional method. Apply a thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent to the back side of the embroidery pattern using the darning thread, and then apply a thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent to the outside of the darning hole according to the outline of the embroidery pattern formed by the darning thread of the embroidery thread. Following the perforations, the base sheet placed on the lower layer is peeled off, and then the thermoplastic synthetic resin solvent applied thereto is heated and dried in a conventional manner to form an embroidery back design on the base sheet placed on the upper layer. A thermoplastic adhesive layer is fused to the back side of the part and the back side of the template, and then the base sheet placed on the upper layer is shaped according to the outline of the embroidery pattern in the same way as the base sheet placed on the lower layer described above. A method for producing an embroidery-type watz pen, characterized in that the embroidery thread is peeled off along the outer side of a darning hole made in a base sheet using a darning thread, and an adhesive layer is formed on the back side.