JPH0339506Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Technical Field) The present invention relates to a combination of a ribbon for forming an artificial flower and a tack plate for fixing the ribbon formed into an artificial flower to an article, its packaging, etc.

(Prior Art) Articles or their packaging are often decorated with artificial flowers and given as gifts.

Conventionally, ribbons for forming artificial flowers for such uses have been proposed. This ribbon for forming artificial flowers has a pair of strips that are overlapped with each other, and a string that is placed between the strips and extends along the strips, and one end of the string is joined to one end of the pair of strips. and the strip is connected to each other at two points on each of a plurality of lines spaced apart longitudinally of the strip such that relative movement between the lace and the strip in the longitudinal direction of the strip is possible. It is joined (Jikko 60-
No. 14726).

According to this ribbon for forming artificial flowers, when a relative movement is caused between the pair of strips and the string in the longitudinal direction of the ribbon, each strip curves outward between the plurality of joining points of both strips. Then, an artificial flower is formed with the curved portion as the petal.

The formed artificial flower is fixed to the article, the package in which the article is placed, etc., and this is done by wrapping a string pulled out from the other end of the strip around the article, etc. when forming the artificial flower. This is done by gluing or attaching using adhesive tape. However, this method of fixing artificial flowers cannot be done skillfully by anyone or at any time, and the decorative effect of articles etc. can vary significantly depending on how skillfully the artificial flowers are fixed. was.

(Purpose of the invention) An object of the invention is to provide a combination of a ribbon for forming artificial flowers and a means for fixing the same, which anyone can attach to an article with ease and style at any time.

(Structure of the invention) The present invention is a combination of an artificial flower forming ribbon having a pair of overlapping strips and a string disposed between the strips and extending along the strips, and a tack plate. has one end joined to one end of the pair of strips, and the strips are spaced apart in the longitudinal direction of the strips to allow relative movement between the string and the strips. The plurality of lines are joined to each other at two points on each line, and the tack plate includes a mount having a slit or hole through which the artificial flower forming ribbon is passed, and a tack paper having an adhesive side, The other side of the tack paper is bonded to the mount and one of the pair of strips passed through the slit or hole in the mount.

(Operations and Effects of the Invention) According to the present invention, the ribbon is passed through the mount of the tack plate and the other side of the tack paper is fixed to the mount, so that the ribbon and the tack plate are integrally connected. be done. The tack plate is preferably disposed at the other end of the ribbon, and the ribbon to which the tack plate is attached can be fixed to the article or the like before or after it is formed into an artificial flower. Artificial flowers can be formed by creating relative movement between the strips of the ribbon and the string in their longitudinal direction. When one side of the tack paper of the tack plate is pressed against the article, the ribbon or artificial flower is fixed to the article due to its adhesive properties.

No special skills are required to attach the artificial flowers by pressing the tack plate onto the article, etc., and therefore anyone can perform the attaching operation very easily at any time.
In addition, artificial flowers can be attached in an attractive manner.

(Example) FIG. 1 shows a combination 40 of an artificial flower forming ribbon 20 and a tack plate 30 before being formed into an artificial flower.
shows.

The ribbon 20 includes a pair of elongated strips 1 and 2 superimposed on each other, and a pair of strings 3 disposed between the two strips and extending along both the strips.
and has. The string 3 is arranged approximately at the center of both strips in the width direction.

Both strips 1, 2 are joined to each other by welding at a point 21 at one end thereof, and furthermore, at a point 21 one end of the string 3 is attached to both strips 1, 2.
2 by welding. A knob 10 is attached to the other end of the string 3.

The strips 1, 2 are further joined together by welding at two points 5, 5' on each of a plurality of lines (not shown) spaced along the length of the strip. The two joint points 5, 5' on each of said lines are located in the area excluding the central part of said strips, so as to allow relative movement of the strips 1, 2 and their longitudinally arranged laces 3. To position.

Each line on which the two joining points 5, 5' are located is inclined at a suitable angle with respect to the lateral direction of the two strips 1, 2, the lines alternating in their direction of inclination to opposite sides.

The tack plate 30 is disposed near the other ends of the pair of strips 1 and 2, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 3. As shown in detail in FIG. 3, the tack plate 30 includes a backing 6 having a slit 9 or hole 9' (FIGS. 4, 5 and 6) through which the ribbon 20 is passed, and a tack paper 8. including.

The tack paper 8 has one side that is adhesive. On the other side of the tack paper 8, a mount 6 and one of a pair of strips 2 passed through a slit 9 in the mount are joined. The tack paper 8 has elasticity, and in the area where it joins the strip 2, it
The tack paper 8 is compressed in the thickness direction by the thickness of the tack paper 8 and the string 3. A release paper 7 is attached to one side of the tack paper 8 which has adhesive properties.

As shown in FIGS. 4, 5 and 6, instead of the illustrated tack plate having a square planar shape, those having a rectangular planar shape, those having an elliptical planar shape, and those having a pentagonal planar shape. It may have a shape or the like.

For example, when making artificial flowers, hold the tack plate 30 with one hand.
, and pull the knob 10 with the other hand to cause relative movement between the strips 1, 2 and the string 3 in their longitudinal direction. As a result of this relative movement, the pair of strip portions 4 curve outwardly between each pair of lines where the joining points 5, 5' are located, with each line being a fold line. These curved portions 4' (FIG. 2) form the petals of the artificial flower.

The artificial flower thus obtained can be fixed by pressing the one side of the tack paper 8 of the tack plate 30, that is, the adhesive side, against the article, its packaging, etc. The fixing of the tack plate 30 to the article, its packaging, etc. can also be done before forming the artificial flower. A pair of long hanging strings 3 produced by forming an artificial flower may be tied together or may be cut to an appropriate length.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a combination of an artificial flower forming ribbon and a tack plate before forming an artificial flower, FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view of the artificial flower, FIG. 3 is a partial vertical sectional view of the combination, FIG. FIGS. 5 and 6 are plan views of other examples of tack plates. 1, 2: strip, 3: string, 5, 5', 2
1: joint area, 6: mount, 8: tack paper, 9,
9': slit and hole, 20: ribbon for forming artificial flowers, 30: tack plate, 40: combination of ribbon for forming artificial flowers and tack plate.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) A combination of an artificial flower forming ribbon having a pair of overlapping strips and a string disposed between the strips and extending along the strips, and a tack plate, One end of the string is joined to one end of the pair of strips, and the strips are spaced apart in the longitudinal direction of the strips to allow relative movement between the strings and the strips. The tack plate includes a mount having a slit or hole through which the artificial flower forming ribbon is passed, and a tack paper having an adhesive side. including,
A combination of a ribbon for forming an artificial flower and a tack plate, wherein the tack paper is joined on the other side to the mount and one of the pair of strips passed through the slit or hole of the mount. (2) The combination of a ribbon for forming artificial flowers and a tack plate according to claim (1) of the utility model registration, wherein the tack paper is made of an elastic material. (3) The combination of a ribbon for forming an artificial flower and a tack plate according to claim (1) of the utility model registration, wherein a release paper is bonded to one adhesive side of the tack paper.