JPH022312Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a fabric repair needle that has thread, thread (hereinafter referred to as drag thread) attached to the tip of the needle to prevent it from coming off.

On a daily basis, fabrics such as suits, sweaters, pants, skirts, etc. come into contact with sharp edges and the threads get caught, or some of the threads may unknowingly fly out onto the surface of the fabric, seriously damaging the appearance of the fabric. There is.
In such cases, methods such as cutting off the protruding threads with scissors, burning them off with a lighter's flame, or pulling them in by hooking them to the tip of a thin knitting needle from the back of the fabric are used.

However, if the protruding threads are cut off too easily, the entire weaving line may become frayed, making them even more noticeable, or holes may form later on, making it difficult to find a way to dispose of the protruding threads.

This project was devised to solve this problem, and is explained below using drawings. (a) Create a needle with a thread hole at the tip.

(b) Pass the drag thread through the thread hole and fix both ends of the thread to the base of the needle.

(c) A resin tube is passed through the thread, and after use, the tube is placed over the tip of the needle to maintain safety.

Figure 1 shows an example previously devised, in which the end of the drag line is open, so there is no possibility that the drag line itself may become tangled and form a tying ball on a part of the drag line. However, there were some drawbacks that caused problems during use. Another disadvantage is that the needle tip remains exposed when not in use, which is dangerous.

FIG. 2 shows an embodiment of the present invention, in which both ends of the thread are fixed to the base side, which has the effect that the drag threads themselves are less likely to become entangled and to form tying balls.
In addition, since the maintenance tube that covers the tip of the needle is passed through the drag thread, this drag thread serves as a guide and allows the maintenance tube to be easily placed over the needle tip, and prevents the maintenance tube from becoming powdery. do not have.
Another advantage is that the needle tip can be safely covered with a maintenance tube.

To explain how to use the present invention with the above configuration, as shown in Fig. 3, the needle of the present invention is pierced from near the surface of the weaving thread protruding from the fabric, and then protruded from the back surface directly below the weaving thread. By directly stabbing the back of the fabric, stretching the drag thread from the tip of the needle, wrapping it around the protruding threads, and then pulling it into the back of the fabric, it is possible to easily restore the fabric to its normal state without damaging the surface. can.

In addition, short threads such as frayed sewing threads can be sewn in the same way, and long threads can be sewn in after sewing the fabric with a repair needle.
Thread can be sewn into fabric.

In addition, the implementation mode is as follows: (b) Make a needle with a thread hole at the tip.

(b) Pass the drag thread through the thread hole and fix both ends of the thread to the base of the needle.

(c) A resin tube is passed through the thread, and after use, the tube is placed over the tip of the needle to maintain safety.

(d) Furthermore, a short tube is passed through the thread, and after using the needle, the middle part of the thread is held at the tip of the needle, and the entire thread is placed on the tip side, thereby forming the repair needle body. It can be easily stored in a case.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a conventional fabric repair needle body. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the fabric repair needle body of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing its usage state. (a) The needle is inserted from the surface of the fabric and the protruding thread protrudes from the back side of the base. (b) The part where the thread is tied around the protruding weaving thread and pulled in. Figure 4 shows the maintenance tube covered and the thread stopper tube attached. FIG. 5 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention. Names of each part: 1... is the fabric, 2... is the protruding thread, 3... is the needle, 4... is the handle, 5... is the drag thread, 6... is the terminal piece, 7... is for maintenance Tube 8... is a tube for thread fixing, 9... is a storage case.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Consisting of a needle with a thread hole at the tip, a maintenance tube that covers the tip of the needle, and a drag thread that passes through the maintenance tube and the thread hole and has both ends fixed to the base of the needle. A fabric repair needle characterized by: