JPH04173399A - Method for forming booklet-like calendar and calendar paper capable of forming said calendar - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To form a booklet-like calendar by a method wherein calendar paper is successively bent along bending lines to be superposed one upon another in the size of one display part and one end sides of display parts are bound by a stapler and the end sides having the remaining bending lines are cut along said bending lines. CONSTITUTION:Calendar paper 1 is divided into six or more equal display parts 3 along longitudinal and lateral bending lines 2 and 6 or more display parts 3 having the same size are formed to the surface and rear of the calendar paper 1 and the positions of the respective display parts 3 of the surface and rear of the paper 1 are allowed to correspond to each other. The days and weekdays of January - December are displayed on the respective display parts of the surface and rear of the calendar paper 1 and the calendar paper 1 is successively bent along the bending lines 2 to superpose all of the display parts 3 one upon another in the size of one display part 3 and one end sides among four end sides of a plurality of the superposed display parts 3 are bound by a stapler 4. The end sides having the remaining bending lines 2 are cut along the bending lines 2 to form a booklet-like calendar constituted so that the display parts 3 form a continuous page from one displaying January to one displaying December.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a method for creating a booklet-like calendar and a calendar paper with which a booklet-like calendar can be made.6 [Prior Art] Conventional Calendar It is common for calendars to display the days of the week from January to December on a large sheet of calendar paper.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] However, the conventional large calendar paper described above can only be used as a single sheet of calendar paper, and it is difficult to use it to form a booklet-like calendar. could not. Traditionally, single large calendars have been distributed as service supplies and advertising supplies, but since they can only be used as a single sheet of calendar paper, they cannot be differentiated from other similar calendar papers. There is a problem that the advertising effect is weak.

The present invention was invented in view of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and its purpose is to create a calendar paper that can be used not only as calendar paper but also as a booklet-like calendar by folding it. To provide a method for producing a booklet-like calendar that can increase the commercial value as a product, and a calendar paper on which the booklet-like calendar can be produced.

[Means for Solving the Problems] In order to solve the problems of the conventional example described above and achieve the object of the present invention, the method for producing a booklet-like calendar of the present invention is to The calendar paper 10 is divided into six or more equal parts, and at least six display parts 3 of the same size are formed on each of the front and back sides of the calendar paper 10, and the positions of the display parts 3 on the front and back sides are made to correspond to each other. Display the day of the week, day of the week, etc. for each month from January to December on each section, and fold all the display sections 3 into one display section 3 by folding the calendar paper 1 sequentially at m2. , One end of the four end sides of the plurality of stacked display sections 3 was stapled with a stapler 4, and the remaining end was cut along the bend line 2 to display the month of January. It is characterized in that it creates a booklet-like calendar in which the pages from the display part 3 to the display part 3 which displays the month of December are continuous pages.Also, the calendar paper on which the booklet-like calendar can be created is , Calendar paper 1 is folded vertically and horizontally by folding lines 2 to 6
At least six display sections 3 of the same size are formed on each of the front and back sides of the paper by dividing it into equal parts, and the positions of the display sections 3 on the front and back sides are made to correspond, so that one display section 3 is formed on each display section on the front and back sides of the calendar paper 1. The days, days of the week, etc. of each month from May to December were displayed, and when folded sequentially along the folding line 2, the overlapping display sections 3 displayed the month of December, starting from the display section 3 that displayed the month of January. The display position of each month is determined so as to form a continuous page up to the display section 3, and one of the plurality of display sections 3 is set as the cover section 3a, which becomes the front cover, and another one becomes the back cover. A back cover part 3b is provided, and a stapler stitching display part 6 is provided on one of the four edges of at least one of the cover parts 3a and back cover part 3b, and a tear line is provided on the edge along the folding line 2 among the four edges. 7.

In addition, when the edges of the cover section 3a to the back cover section 3b on which the stapler attachment section 6 is provided are sequentially folded along the bending line 2, a plurality of edges located on the stapler attachment section 6 side are covered. Binding side edge covering piece 10 for folding back
may be extended.

[Function] Fold the calendar paper 1 sequentially along the folding line 2,
All the display parts 3 are stacked to the size of one display part 3, and one end of the four end sides of the multiple display parts 3 stacked is stapled with a stapler 4, and the remaining end is the end with the bending line 2. By cutting along the folding line 2, the display parts 3 displaying January and the display parts 3 displaying December are arranged in order, and a booklet-like calendar etc. is created. A booklet-like calendar 5 can now be easily created using calendar paper 1.

A calendar paper 1 is divided into six or more equal parts by vertical and horizontal folding lines 2, six or more display parts 3 of the same size are formed on each of the front and back sides of the paper, and the positions of each display part 3 on the front and back sides are made to correspond to each other. 1 for each display on the front and back sides of paper 1
The days, days of the week, etc. of each month from May to December were displayed, and when folded sequentially along the folding line 2, the overlapping display sections 3 displayed the month of December, starting from the display section 3 that displayed the month of January. The display position of each month is determined so that it forms a continuous page up to display section 3, so that by folding along folding line 2, display section 3 that displays January to display section 3 that displays 12 in order. can be folded to form a continuous page, and one of the plurality of display parts 3 is used as a front cover part 3a, and another one is used as a back cover part 3a, which becomes a back cover. 3b, a stapler stitching display section 6 is provided on one of the four edges of at least one of the front cover section 3a to the back cover section 3b, and a tear line 7 is provided near the edge along the folding line 2 among the four edges. By doing so, when the cover section 3a and the back cover section 3b are folded so that they are on the outside surface, the stapler stitch display section 6 displayed on the cover section 3a and the back cover section 3b located on the outside surface can be used. It can be stapled with a stapler 4 and bound without error, and by cutting using the perforation line 7 as a mark, the booklet-like calendar 5 can be easily created by cutting at the bending line 2.

Also, bend the edges of the front cover section 3a to back cover section 3b on which the stapler attachment section 6 is provided. Binding side edge covering riverbank 1 for folding back so as to cover a plurality of edges located on the stapler attachment part 6 side when sequentially folded through 2
0 is an extension, when the booklet-like calendar 5 is bound, the binding side edge cover kawagishi 10 is folded to cover the end of the booklet-like calendar 5 on the stapler attachment part 6 side. Trim the edges of the calendar 5.

[Examples] The present invention will be described in detail below based on examples shown in the accompanying drawings.

Vertically and horizontally folding lines I12 are displayed on the front and back sides of the rectangular or square calendar paper 1, and the calendar paper 1 is divided into six or more equal parts by the vertical and horizontal folding lines 2. In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the calendar paper 1 is divided into eight equal parts, with eight display parts 3 of the same size formed on the front side and eight display parts 3 of the same size formed on the back side. The display section 3 is formed. The display sections 3 divided vertically and horizontally are arranged so that the positions of the display sections 3 on the front and back correspond to each other.Of the total of 16 display sections 3 on the front and back, 12 display sections 3 are used from January to December. It displays the day of the month, day of the week, etc. Here, the display of the day of the month, day of the week, etc. for each month from January to December is such that when folding sequentially along the folding line 2 according to the folding order described later, the overlapping display portion 3 displays January. 12 in order from display section 3
The display position of each month is determined so as to form a continuous page up to display part 3 displaying the month. In addition, the remaining four display sections 3
Displays advertisements, a folding order explanation display section 8, etc., which will be described later. One of the plurality of display sections 3 serves as a cover section 3a serving as a front cover, and another one of the display sections 3 serves as a back cover section 3b serving as a back cover. A stapler display section 6 is provided on one of the four edges of at least one of the cover section 3a to the back cover section 3b. In the embodiment shown in the accompanying drawings, the word "staple" and a line indicating the position where the stapler should be attached are added to one of the four edges of the cover section 3a, thereby indicating the stapler attachment display section 6. It is oval. Furthermore, a perforation line 7 is provided on the edge along the bending line 2 among the four edges of the front cover portion 3a to back cover portion 3b. Here, if the stapler attachment display section 6 is provided at the bend line 2 portion, the tear line 7 is not required at this portion. As the perforation line 7, the folding line 2 may be used as it is, or in this case, the folding line 7 may be a perforation line that can be separated. On the real male side shown, the back surface bearing part 3b)
A folding order explanation display section 8 is provided which displays an explanation indicating the folding order. In the embodiment shown in the accompanying drawings, folding corresponding symbols such as A, A', B, B'', C, C' are given to the plurality of display sections 3 in correspondence with the display of the above-mentioned folding order explanation display section 8. For example, the folding order display section 8 shows "Match A and A'first";
[Second, match B and B', then match C and C'j, "Third, attach the stapler to the stapler display section 6", [Fourth, attach the stapler to the cutting line 7 The folding order is displayed as follows: ``Cut along.'' Further, in the plurality of display sections 3 formed by dividing the calendar paper 1 vertically and horizontally into a plurality of columns and a plurality of rows, the display sections 3 in odd-numbered columns are upright, and the display sections 3 in even-numbered columns are inverted. ing. Further, each display section 3 is provided with a page display number 9 for displaying the page when folded according to the folding order.

Calendar paper 1 configured as described above can not only be used as a single sheet of calendar paper, but also has a folding order explanation display section 8 showing the folding order displayed on one of the plurality of display sections 3. The calendar paper 1 is sequentially folded along the folding line 2 according to the folding order while looking at the screen, so that all the display sections 3 are overlapped to the size of one display section 3. An example is shown in FIG. First, as shown in FIG. 3(a), the display section 3 marked with the symbol A and the display section 3 marked with the symbol A' are folded together to form the display section 3 as shown in FIG. 3(b), and then B
The display section 3 marked with the symbol B' and the display section 3 marked with the symbol B' are folded over so as to match each other, as shown in Fig. 3(c).
Fold it over as shown in FIG. 3(d), and then from the state shown in FIG. 3(d), align the display section 3 labeled C and the display section 3 labeled C' as shown in FIG. Fold it over as shown in (e). By folding in accordance with the folding order displayed on the folding order explanation display section 8 as described above, the cover section 3a serving as the cover is located on the surface of the top layer of the folded display section 3, and the back surface of the bottom layer is located on the surface of the top layer of the folded display section 3. is where the back cover portion 3b serving as the back cover is located, and this cover portion 3a
A plurality of display parts 3 are folded over each other using the stapler-stitched display part 6 provided on one of the four end sides of the display part 3 of the back cover part 3b as a guide, and then the display parts 3 are folded over with a stapler 4 as shown in FIG. 3(f). First, as shown in Fig. 3(g), cut the edge where the folding line 2 is present along the perforation line 7, as shown in Fig. 3(h). A booklet-like calendar 5 is created. In this way, the booklet-like calendar 5 can be easily created using -sheets of calendar paper 1. The booklet-like calendar 5 created in this way is provided with page display numbers 9 on each of the plurality of display sections 3 to display the pages when folded according to the folding order, so that the booklet-like calendar 5 can be folded and folded. When creating a page, pagination is automatically done. In addition, since the displays on the display sections 3 in odd-numbered rows are set upright, and the displays on the display sections 3 on even-numbered rows are inverted, the folded booklet-like calendar 5 automatically displays all the display sections 3. It can be in an upright position.

By the way, in the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the calendar paper 1 is divided into eight equal parts, and eight display parts 3 of the same size are formed on the front side and the back side of the calendar paper 1, respectively. The days of the month and days of the week from January to December are written on 12 of the display sections 3, and the remaining four display sections 3 display advertisements (advertisements for eyeglasses in Figures 1 and 2), etc. Although an example in which a display is shown is shown, the calendar paper 1 is divided into six equal parts and six display parts 3 of the same size are formed on the front side and the back side, respectively, so that a total of 12
The days of the month and days of the week from January to December may be written on the display section 3.

4 and 5 show other embodiments of the present invention.

In this embodiment, an outer peripheral edge piece 11 is provided on the outer periphery of the paper 1. The cover portion 3a of this outer peripheral edge piece 11
A portion of the back cover portion 3b corresponding to the end side on which the stapler attachment portion 6 is provided serves as a binding side edge cover 10. In this embodiment, FIG.
The booklet-like calendar 5 is created in the order shown in ) to (j). In this case, steps from (a) to (h) in FIG. 6 are performed in the same order as in (a) to (h) in FIG. Attachment part 6
The remaining uncut portion of the outer peripheral edge piece 11 excluding the portion corresponding to the area is cut as shown in FIG. The outer peripheral edge piece 11 is folded back from the front cover 3a side to the back cover 3b side to cover the end of the booklet-like calendar 5 on the side of the stapler attachment part 6 when the booklet-like calendar 5 is bound. At this time, the other outer peripheral edge piece 11 overlapping the binding side edge cover piece 10 may be cut off using scissors or the like. and,
The folded portion toward the back cover 3b is attached to the back cover 3b using glue, adhesive, cellophane tape, stapler, or the like.

In this embodiment, FIG. 6(i) may be omitted and the book may be bound as shown in FIG. 7.

[Effects of the Invention] In the invention described in claim 1 of the present invention, as described above, the calendar paper is divided into 6 or more equal parts by vertical and horizontal folding lines, and display parts of the same size are divided into the front and back sides of the calendar paper. At least six or more are formed on each calendar paper, and the positions of the display parts on the front and back sides are made to correspond to each other, and the days, days of the week, etc. of each month from January to December are displayed on each display part on the front and back sides of the calendar paper, and the above-mentioned Fold the calendar paper sequentially along the folding lines, stack all the display parts to the size of one display part, staple one of the four edges of the stacked display parts, and staple the remaining edges. We will create a booklet-like calendar in which the end edge with the folding line is cut along the folding line so that the display area that displays January and the display area that displays December form continuous pages.
A booklet-like calendar can be easily created using sheets of calendar paper.

In addition, in the invention according to claim 2, the calendar paper is divided into six or more equal parts by vertical and horizontal folding lines, and six or more display parts of the same size are formed on each of the front and back sides of the paper, and each display part on the front and back sides is divided into six or more equal parts. The days of the month, days of the week, etc. from January to December are displayed on each display part on the front and back sides of the paper, and when folded sequentially along the folding line, the overlapped display parts become 1. 12 in order from the display section that displays the month
The display position of each month is determined so that it forms a continuous page up to the display area where the month is displayed, so not only can you use the calendar paper as it is as a single sheet of calendar, but you can also fold the calendar paper sequentially along the folding lines. It is possible to create a booklet-like calendar by overlapping all the display parts to the size of one display part, and in this way, it is unexpected and unexpected to create a booklet-like calendar using a sheet of calendar paper. It arouses interest among consumers and gives a strong impact as a new calendar.
One of the plurality of display parts is used as a front cover part, and another one is used as a back cover part, and a stapler is attached to one of the four edges of at least one of the front cover part and the back cover part. In addition to providing a embroidery display area, there is also a cut line on the edge along the fold line among the four edges, so when the front cover and back cover are folded so that they are on the outside, the position on the outside will be removed. You can use the stapler display area displayed on the front cover and back cover to ensure correct binding by using the stapler.Also, by cutting using the cutout line as a guide, you can easily remove the fold line. It has the advantage that it can be easily cut to create a booklet-like calendar.

In addition, in the invention according to claim 3, when the edge of the front cover section or the back cover section on which the stapler section is provided is sequentially folded along the bending line, the edge of the front cover section or the back cover section is located on the stapler section side. Since the binding side edge covering riverbank is extended to cover multiple edges, when the booklet-like calendar is bound, the binding side edge covering riverbank is attached to the stapler attachment part of the end of the booklet-like calendar. To provide a booklet-like calendar with a neat finish by folding the side edges so as to cover them and closing the edges of the booklet-like calendar.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a top view of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a bottom view of the same, and FIG.
Figures (a> to (h) are explanatory diagrams showing the folding order of the above, Figure 4 is a top view of another embodiment of the present invention, Figure 5 is a bottom view of the same, and Figures 6 (a) to ( j) is an explanatory diagram showing the folding order of the same as above, and FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a booklet-like calendar when FIG. 6(i) of the same as above is omitted. 4 is a display part, 4 is a hot button, and 5 is a booklet-like calendar.

Claims (3)

[Claims] (1) Divide the calendar paper into six or more equal parts by vertical and horizontal folding lines, form at least six display parts of the same size on the front and back sides of the calendar paper, and match the positions of the display parts on the front and back sides, Display the day of the month, day of the week, etc. for each month from January to December on each display section on the front and back sides of the calendar paper, and fold the above calendar paper sequentially along the folding lines to fit all the display sections into the size of one display section. The display parts were stacked, one of the four edges of the stacked display parts was stapled, and the remaining edge with the fold line was cut along the fold line to display the month of January. A method for creating a booklet-like calendar, comprising creating a booklet-like calendar in which the pages from the display section to the display section displaying the month of December form continuous pages. (2) Divide the calendar paper into six or more equal parts using vertical and horizontal fold lines, form six or more display areas of the same size on the front and back sides of the paper, and match the positions of each display area on the front and back sides of the paper. Each display section on the front and back displays the day of the month, day of the week, etc. for each month from January to December, and when folded sequentially along the folding line, the stacked display sections display the display section that displays January. The display position of each month is determined so that it forms a continuous page up to the display area that displays December, and one of the multiple display areas is used as the front cover, and another one is used as the back cover. A back cover section is provided with a stapler indication section on one of the four edges of at least one of the front cover section and the back cover section, and a tear line is provided on one of the four edges along the fold line. Calendar paper from which a booklet-like calendar can be created. (3) To fold back so as to cover the plurality of edges located on the stapler side when the end of the front cover or back cover where the stapler is attached is sequentially folded along the folding line. 3. A calendar paper from which a booklet-like calendar can be made as claimed in claim 2, wherein a binding side edge covering piece is extended.