JPH031500Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a table-top hand loom that allows even children to easily hand-weave textiles.

(Prior Art) Conventionally, as handlooms that can be used for handweaving in general households, etc., there have been known handlooms that are simplified and smaller versions of commercial-use sitting machines.

(Problem that the invention aims to solve) However, even if it is possible to hand-weave a full-fledged textile, it requires a high level of skill and skill, so it is difficult for children to hand-weave it. However, there was a need for a simple hand loom that would be easy for even children to weave by hand and to help them understand the basics of weaving, even if it was a childish type of weaving.

(Means for solving the problems) The present invention was completed in response to the above-mentioned demands with the aim of creating a tabletop handloom that allows children to hand-weave textiles in a fun and easy manner. Two warp hanging plates, each having a large number of slits evenly carved on the upper surface, are fixed facing each other on the base, and insertion holes for weft winding rods are made transparent on both sides of both warp hanging plates. Furthermore, a groove is provided on the outer surface of one of the warp thread hanging plates following each of the insertion holes, and a stopper is formed by bending one end of the weft winding rod that is inserted into the opposing insertion hole. It is characterized by being engaged with a groove.

(Embodiment) Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail based on the drawings. Reference numeral 1 indicates a square frame-shaped handloom body having a vertical width of about 29 cm and a width of about 19 cm. This hand loom main body 1 has a width of about 19 mm with a number of slits 2 for holding the warp threads approximately 7 mm deep and 1 mm wide uniformly carved at intervals of about 5 mm on the upper surface.
Two warp hanging plates 3, 3 made of wooden boards with a height of about 3 cm, a height of about 3 cm, and a thickness of about 12 mm are fixed on a base 4 facing each other. The base 4 shown in the embodiment has two girder rods 4a, 4a of about 21 cm, and each of the warp thread hanging plates 3, 3 has its lower side connected to the girder rods 4a, 4.
It is assumed that it is fitted and fixed into notches 5, 5 provided at both ends of a. Reference numeral 6 denotes a pattern setting part provided between both warp hanging plates 3, 3, and in the embodiment, it is bent downward from both sides of the pattern paper mounting plate 7, which is stretched between the girder rods 4a, 4a. The leg plate portions 7a, 7a are fixed to the girder rods 4a, 4a, and a transparent presser plate 8 is attached to the upper surface thereof in the form of an open cover. 9, 9 is a weft winding rod made of stainless steel with a stopper 10 bent at one end. Opposing and transparent insertion holes 1
1, 11, and then engage the stoppers 10, 10 in the grooves 12, 12 formed on the outer surface of one of the warp hooking plates 3 following the insertion holes 11, 11. It is detachably attached to the loom main body 1.

(Function) The product configured as described above is placed on a table, and when hand-weaving using a pattern as in the embodiment, the transparent presser plate 8 of the pattern setting section 6 provided on the base 4 is used. A design paper 51 depicting an arbitrary design, for example, a girl child, is sandwiched between it and the design paper placement plate 7 when opened, and then a large number of patterns are engraved uniformly on the upper surfaces of the two warp thread hanging plates 3, 3. If the warp threads 52 made of strong threads such as kite strings are inserted between the warp holding slits 2 and tensioned, the warp threads 52 can be easily inserted and tensioned because the warp threads 52 only need to be inserted from above the slits 2. Not only can it be passed, but the slit 2 has a strong holding power for the warp threads 52, so it can be stretched without loosening. When the warp threads 52 have been inserted and stretched in this way, look at the design between the stretched warp threads 52, trace it, and use a wool needle to thread the weft threads 53 of that color, such as wool, in accordance with the color shape of the design. It is sufficient to weave the design with the cloth, and then weave the surroundings of the design using yarns of different colors as wefts.However, there are insertion holes 11 for weft winding rods on both sides of the warp hanging plates 3, 3. 11 is transparent, and the weft winding rods 9, 9 are inserted and wrapped around it, so the weft thread 53 can be wound around the weft winding rods 9, 9 and folded back.
Since it is not necessary to wind the weft directly around the weft 53, even if the force when passing the weft 53 is uneven, the weaving width will be regulated by the weft winding rod 9, and the weaving width will not become uneven. do not have. Further, stoppers 10, 10 bent at one end of the weft winding rods 9, 9 are engaged with an insertion hole 11 and a groove 12 formed on the outer surface of one of the warp hanging plates 3. Therefore, it has a strong holding power and there is no risk of it falling out even if a child handles it a little roughly. After weaving, the weft winding rods 9, 9 are pulled out from the stopper 10 side, the warp threads 53 inserted through the slits 2 are removed by peeling them upwards without cutting them, and then the upper and lower warp threads are removed. All you have to do is take care of the looseness.

(Effects of the invention) As is clear from the above description, the invention does not require any particular skill to hand-weave the fabric, and
The weft winding rod inserted into the opposite insertion hole has a stopper bent at one end that engages the groove, so even if it is handled a little roughly, it will not interfere with hand weaving.
Even children can hand-weave textiles without the help of adults simply by teaching them how to weave, and together with the advantages of simple structure and low cost, it has great practical value.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway perspective view similarly shown in an exploded manner, and FIG. 3 is a partially cutaway front view similarly showing the state of use. 2: Slit, 3: Warp hanging plate, 4: Base,
9: weft winding rod, 10: stopper, 11: insertion hole for weft winding rod, 12: groove.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Two warp hanging plates 3, 3, each having a large number of slits 2 evenly carved on the upper surface for warp holding, are fixed facing each other on the base 4, and the wefts are fixed on both sides of both warp hanging plates 3, 3. Insertion holes 11, 11 for the winding rods are transparently provided, and furthermore, a groove 12 is provided on the outer surface of one of the warp thread hooking plates 3 following each of the insertion holes 11, and opposing insertion holes are provided. 11. A table-top handloom loom characterized in that a stopper 10 formed by bending one end of a weft winding rod 9 inserted through the grooves 11 and 11 is engaged with the groove 12.