JPH0214473B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of expressing a sand pattern on a textile, and more particularly to a method of forming a sand pattern on a textile by using a stamping foil transfer method.

In this specification, a stamping foil refers to a stamping foil formed by vacuum deposition, printing, etc., on a base material layer such as a heat-insoluble plastic, with a release material layer interposed therebetween. This refers to a transfer film in which no heat-sealable adhesive is formed.

Patterning by the stamping foil transfer method is simpler than other methods, and is conveniently applied to small lots and products with a wide variety of different colors. Therefore, it would be of great significance if the stamping foil transfer method could be used to express a three-dimensional sand pattern on textiles for any purpose.

Prior Art and its Problems However, no method has yet been developed to utilize a stamping foil transfer method to create a three-dimensional sand grain pattern on a fabric for a purposeful purpose.

Traditionally, to create a Sunako pattern on textiles, it has been done either by applying glue to the fabric surface and pasting it by sprinkling Sunako foil over it, or by applying glue to the fabric surface. They relied on the surikin or silver technique, in which gold or silver flat leaf was layered on top of that, and when the glue was almost dry, the gold or silver flat leaf was rubbed with a brush or cotton to remove the excess foil, creating a sand pattern. There is. Such a method has problems when applied to shrunken fabrics in order to make the sandago pattern three-dimensional. In other words, in order to make the sandago pattern three-dimensional, it is important that the bulges caused by the shrinkage of the fabric surface, that is, the grain areas, be patterned. Since the coating is applied not only to the recesses but also to the recesses, the recesses also have a sand pattern. In particular, with the latter technique, when rubbing with a brush or cotton, there is a strong tendency to rub off more of the foil on the grain of the fabric surface than on other areas.

It has also been known to create a sand pattern by applying a heat-sealable adhesive to the fabric surface and applying foil to this using a transfer method, but even in this case, the fabric may shrink. In the case of textiles, the adhesive is also applied to the concave portions of the cloth surface, so only the same results as described above can be obtained.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Therefore, the present invention aims to provide a method for expressing a sand grain pattern on a fabric by making use of a stamping foil transfer method to make the sand grain pattern three-dimensional for a purpose.

Means for Solving the Problems The object of the present invention is to produce a woven fabric entirely or at least in part using highly twisted yarn having heat-sealing ability, and to make a shrinkable woven fabric by smelting or hot-water stretching the fabric;
A stamping foil is hot-pressed on the woven fabric, and a transfer film of the stamping foil is applied to areas with heat-sealing ability that are distributed as grains in a sand-grain pattern on the surface of the fabric, in a sand-grain pattern according to the areas. This is achieved by a method of expressing a sand grain pattern on a fabric, which is characterized by transfer.

Function: When a fabric made using highly twisted yarn is subjected to scouring or hot water stretching to produce a shrunken fabric, wrinkles, or raised areas, appear in a sand grain pattern on the surface of the cloth due to the contraction of the highly twisted yarn. Since the highly twisted yarn is coated with a heat-sealing adhesive on the whole or at least a part of it, the heat-sealing adhesive thereon creates a grained sand grain pattern that follows the grains created by the highly twisted yarn. It is distributed on the cloth surface. Therefore, when a stamping foil is hot-pressed on the surface of the woven fabric, the portions having heat-sealing ability distributed on the cloth surface in a grain pattern are patterned by the transfer of the transfer film of the stamping foil.

In this way, the sand grain pattern is expressed on the fabric as a three-dimensional object by using the stamping foil transfer method.

Example Next, examples of the present invention will be described.

A heat-fusible adhesive is applied to the entire or at least a portion of the highly twisted yarn by an appropriate method such as dipping, roll coating, brush coating, spatula coating, or spray coating. A woven fabric is made using the thus obtained strongly twisted yarn, at least in part of which has heat-sealing ability. The woven fabric is then subjected to scouring or hot water stretching treatment to form a shrunken woven fabric. As a result, bulges or wrinkles appear on the surface of the fabric due to the shrinkage of the highly twisted yarns woven into the fabric in the form of a sand grain pattern.

The stamping foil is layered on the cloth surface of this shrunken fabric so that the transfer film is on the cloth surface side, and the stamping foil is heat-pressed, whereby the transfer film of the stamping foil is transferred to the grained sand grain pattern on the cloth surface by the above-mentioned highly twisted yarn. Transfer it to a shaped part with heat fusion ability. As a result of this transfer, the portions of the wrinkles of the highly twisted yarn on the fabric surface that have heat-sealing ability are patterned. The pattern is three-dimensional and follows the grain.

Effects of the Invention As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a method of expressing a sand grain pattern on a fabric by making the sand grain pattern three-dimensional for a purpose by using the stamping foil transfer method. .

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A woven fabric is made entirely or at least in part using strongly twisted yarn having heat-sealing ability, and this is smelted or hot-stretched to make a shrunken woven fabric. A stamping foil is hot-pressed on the woven fabric, and the surface of the woven fabric is A method for expressing a sand grain pattern on a fabric, characterized in that a transfer film of the stamping foil is transferred in a sand grain pattern shape according to the part of the stamping foil, which is distributed in the form of grains in a sand grain pattern, and has heat-sealing ability.