JPH022623Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an origami crane card for wrapping congratulatory invitations for weddings, etc.

Conventionally, as such an origami crane card, an envelope with an origami crane has been known as Utility Model Registration No. 1360322, which was first devised by the applicant. In order to wrap the guide in the main body of the paper, a separately printed guide must be sandwiched between the main bodies of the paper, and the main body of the paper and the guide are separate pieces. Therefore, a structure is required to securely hold the guide to the paper body, and the paper body and the guide cannot be created at the same time, which requires time and effort.

In view of these drawbacks, the present invention provides two folds in the transverse direction of a horizontally long card body so that three rectangular paper pieces of approximately the same area are arranged in a row so as to be foldable, and the adjacent one end The cover body consists of two pieces of paper, and a folded edge is formed at the upper and lower ends of the cover body to be folded inward through the crease, and a folded edge is formed on the outside of the folded edge along the fold line. A projecting piece in which an origami crane is unfolded is provided in the center, and the tapered head of the projecting piece is formed with its center on the fold line, and the other piece of paper is on the opposite side from the folded edge. An embodiment of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings in an attempt to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks of providing an origami crane card with a piece of guide paper whose side is used as a printing surface for a guide etc. 1 is a horizontally long is a card body, and the card body 1
Two folds 2 and 3 are formed in the transverse direction of the card body 1 so as to divide it into thirds, and three rectangular pieces of paper 4, 5 and 6 of approximately the same area are formed using the folds 2 and 3 as a reference. They are arranged so that they can be bent freely.

Further, two pieces of paper 4 and 5 adjacent to each other across the fold line 2 at one end of the card body 1 are respectively covered by a cover body 7 and
8, and the upper and lower edges of the cover bodies 7 and 8 have folded edges 11 and 12 that are bent inward, forming folds 9 and 10, respectively, along the reference line. It is formed into a mountain shape with a certain fold 2 as the center and the width becomes smaller as it reaches both ends, and one folded edge 1
A projecting piece 13 in which an origami crane is unfolded centered on the line of the fold line 2 is provided on the outside of the fold line 1.

The protruding piece 13 that unfolded the above-mentioned origami crane is the fold 2
Feet 1 from the folded edge 11 centered on the line of
A square body part 16 is provided between the two wing parts 15 and 15a, and a tapered tail part 17 is provided above the body part 16. In the lower part, a cut is made from both lower ends of the body part 16 to below the fold line 9, and a tapered head part 18 is formed with its center on the line of the fold line 2.

Also, there are creases 1 on each side of the square body 16.
9, 19a... are provided, and creases 2 are also provided on each diagonal.
0, 20a, while the head 18 and body 1
6. A crease 21 on the same line as the crease 2 is also provided on the center line of the tail portion 17, and a V-shaped crease 22 is also provided at the top of the head portion 18.

The other paper piece 6 is a guide paper piece 24 with the surface opposite to the folding direction of the folded edges 11, 12 formed on the covers 7, 8 as a printing surface 23 for a guide etc. The four corners of the paper piece 24 form arcuate corners 25, 25a, . . . as if the guide paper piece 24 were formed separately from the covers 7, 8.

Note that the protruding piece 13 on which the origami crane is unfolded may also be formed on the folded edge 12 on the opposite side.

Next, to explain the operation of the origami crane card according to the present invention, firstly, when applying the predetermined printing on the printing surface 23 of the guide paper piece 24 for a guide, etc., the cover body is printed as shown in FIG. 7,8
The projecting piece 13 and the folded edges 11 and 12, which are folded in two and unfolded into an origami crane, are placed in a stored state between the insides of the cover bodies 7 and 8, and the guide paper piece 24 is separated from the cover bodies 7 and 8. In this state, the printing surface 23 of the guide paper piece 24 is printed by a predetermined printing means.
After printing and drying, the cover bodies 7 and 8 are opened and the guide paper piece 24 is folded back toward the cover body 8 side using the fold line 3 as a reference, and the upper and lower ends of the guide paper piece 24 are folded back to the edges 11 and 12. After the card body 1 is stored in such a way that it is sandwiched inside, the cover bodies 7 and 8 are folded in half while the guide paper piece 24 is stored, and the card body 1 is appropriately stored in an envelope and sent.

In short, the present invention creates a state in which two folds 2, 3 are provided in the short direction of a horizontally long card body 1, and three rectangular paper pieces 4, 5, 6 of approximately the same area are arranged in a row so as to be freely foldable. and the two adjacent pieces of paper 4 and 5 on one end
are formed into cover bodies 7, 8, and folded edges 11, 12 are formed at the upper and lower ends of the cover bodies 7, 8 to be folded inwardly through creases 9, 10, and the folded edges A projecting piece 13 in which an origami crane is unfolded is provided on the outside of the fold line 2, and the tapered head 18 of the projecting piece 13 is attached to the fold line 2.
Since the center is formed on the line of the fold line 2, the projecting piece 13 in which the origami crane is unfolded is unfolded on the line of the fold line 2 at the same time as the covers 7 and 8 are opened. Ideal as a mount for
The other piece of paper 6 has the folded edges 11 and 12.
Since the guide paper strip 24 has the opposite side as the printing surface 23 for a guide, etc., the covers 7 and 8 can be folded in two and closed while the guide paper strip 24 is opened outward. Projection piece 1 that unfolded an origami crane
The predetermined printing necessary for the guide can be applied to the printed surface 23 of the guide paper piece 24 without the third etc. getting in the way, and the cover bodies 7 and 8 having the protruding pieces 13 with unfolded origami cranes can be printed in the predetermined manner. It is very convenient for manufacturing the card body 1 because the guide paper strips 24 etc. printed with can be constructed integrally, and since the guide paper strips 24 are integrated, the guide paper strips for the cover bodies 7 and 8 can be constructed integrally. The practical effects of this are extremely great, such as being able to completely prevent forgetting to insert or slipping out the 24.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The figure shows one embodiment of the present invention.
The figure is a perspective view of the origami crane card according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a developed view of the same, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the state when printing on a guide paper piece. 1...Card body, 2, 3...Fold line, 4,
5, 6... piece of paper, 7, 8... cover body, 9, 10...
...Fold line, 11, 12...Folded edge, 13...
... protrusion, 18 ... head, 23 ... printing surface, 24 ...
...A piece of information paper.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Two folds are provided in the transverse direction of the horizontally long card body, so that three rectangular pieces of paper with approximately the same area are arranged in a row so that they can be folded freely, and the two adjacent pieces of paper on one end are used as the cover body. At the same time, the upper and lower ends of the cover body are formed with folded edges that are folded inward through the crease, and on the outside of the folded edges, origami cranes are developed centered on the fold line. A projecting piece is provided, and the tapered head of the projecting piece is formed with its center on the fold line, and the other paper piece has a guide or the like printed on the surface opposite to the folded edge. An origami crane card featuring a piece of guide paper with a face and an accomplishment.