JPH0627192Y2 - Ornament with a combination of weaving rings - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Object of the Invention] (Industrial field of application) The present invention provides a knitting and weaving ring (Stre) having flexibility and stretchability.
chable knitted rings).

(Prior Art) As a toy structure, there is one as shown in US Pat. No. 3,698,123.

The structure of this toy is constituted by a combination of a large number of round bars each having a bifurcated shape at both ends and a ring connected to the round bars.

(Problems to be solved by the invention) However, in the structure of the toy disclosed in the above publication, since each round bar and ring are made of a rigid material, they can be arbitrarily wrapped, knotted, folded, or bent. However, there is a problem that it is difficult to form a toy or a decoration in a desired shape.

In addition, since both ends of each round bar must be processed into a bifurcated shape, the processing process is complicated and there is a risk of increasing the manufacturing cost.

The present invention has been made to solve the problems associated with the above-mentioned conventional techniques, and winding or knitting, knotting, connecting, or stitching knitting rings rich in flexibility and elasticity, The object is to be able to fold and form ornaments such as animals, people, etc. in a desired shape.

[Structure of the Invention] (Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention for achieving the above-mentioned object is a cord having a cotton flannel or a knitted or woven material having naps on its surface reinforced with a rubber wire and having flexibility and stretchability. A three-dimensional ornament formed by combining a plurality of weaving rings formed in an annular shape by connecting both ends of a ring-shaped member, wherein the weaving rings are formed flat and arranged in parallel in a vertical direction. At least one first horizontal ring is wound around the substantially central portion of the at least two first vertical rings from the horizontal direction of the first vertical rings, and the first horizontal rings are configured so as to form a facial part. 1 a vertical ring and a head formed by bending the first horizontal ring, and at least 2 of the weaving ring formed flat and arranged in parallel in the horizontal direction
At least one second vertical ring is wound around the substantially central portion of the two second horizontal rings in the vertical direction of the second horizontal rings, and one of the second horizontal rings has a second vertical ring. Bending the second horizontal ring and the second vertical ring so that left and right sides of the ring form arms or legs and the other second horizontal ring forms left and right sides of the second vertical ring. And a body portion formed by the above, wherein the head portion and the body portion are connected by a coupling means.

Also, the doll having the above-mentioned head, wherein
The first horizontal ring is wound around a substantially central portion of the vertical ring, and an upper ring portion located above the first horizontal ring and a lower ring portion located below the first horizontal ring are formed on each of the first vertical rings. The upper ring portion and the lower ring portion are the first and the second rings so as to form the hair part of the doll.
The ornament is a combination of knitted and woven rings, which is characterized by bending vertical rings.

Also, in the doll having the above-mentioned body portion, the weaving material is a weaving cylindrical body formed into a tubular shape by connecting both ends of a flexible and stretchable strip-shaped member reinforced by the rubber wire. An ornament formed by a combination of weaving rings, characterized in that a skirt wearing skirt is formed by inserting a foot portion formed in the other second horizontal ring into the formed skirt. .

The skirt is formed by double-folding the knitted and woven cylindrical body whose open end portions formed on both ends have a substantially trumpet shape so that both open end portions thereof overlap. It is an ornament formed by combining a weaving ring, which is characterized in that it constitutes the skirt skirt.

Also, in the above-described animal stuffed animal having a head, a third horizontal ring is inserted from above in the horizontal direction at an upper portion in both of the first vertical rings, and the third horizontal ring serves as the first vertical ring. It is an ornament by a combination of weaving rings, which is characterized in that the left and right sides form the animal's ears.

In addition, a plurality of knitting and weaving rings made of the above-mentioned string-like member are combined with each other, and a twist ring made of the above-mentioned string-like member is wound around the ring portion newly formed in the ring, It is a decoration made up of a combination of knitting and weaving rings, which is characterized in that the shape is approximated to the above.

Further, a three-dimensional ornament formed by combining a plurality of the above-mentioned weaving rings, wherein the weaving rings are formed in a flat shape and substantially the central portion of at least two first vertical rings arranged in a vertical direction. Wrapping around at least one first horizontal ring from the horizontal direction of the first vertical ring, and folding the first vertical ring and the first horizontal ring so that the first horizontal ring constitutes a facial part. The head formed by the above and the knitting and weaving ring are formed in a flat shape, and at least one second horizontal ring from the vertical direction of the second horizontal ring is formed around a substantially central portion of the second horizontal ring that is arranged in parallel in the horizontal direction. A vertical ring is wound, and the second horizontal ring and the second vertical ring are bent so that the both second horizontal rings form an arm or a foot on both left and right sides of the second vertical ring. A body portion formed by: inserting the body portion into the first vertical ring under the head portion, the first vertical ring connecting the foot portion under the body portion. The ornament is a combination of knitting rings characterized by being configured.

(Operation) By assembling the knitting and weaving rings which are highly flexible and stretchable with each other, ornaments such as animal stuffed animals and dolls are formed into a desired shape.

Embodiment An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is an outline view showing a stuffed animal of a panda according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing a weaving ring which is a basic unit constituting the embodiment, and FIG. 2a is a weaving ring. FIGS. 3a to 3d are views showing a procedure for forming a head of the panda stuffed toy according to the embodiment, and FIGS. 4a and 4b are body portions of the panda stuffed toy. FIG. 4c is a view showing a procedure for doing the above, and FIG. 4c is a view showing a connected state of the head portion and the body portion.

The stuffed animal of a panda according to an embodiment of the present invention is constructed by using the weaving ring 1 shown in FIGS. 2 and 2a as a basic unit.

This knitting ring 1 is formed into a ring shape by connecting both ends of a cord-like member reinforced with a rubber yarn, or a knitting material having cotton wool on the surface or wool on the surface, and is formed into an annular shape. have. In addition, weaving ring 1
The size, shape, color, etc. of the are not limited.

The panda shown in FIG.
Is a three-dimensional ornament formed by combining a plurality of the heads, and the head is formed by the procedure shown in 3a to 3d.
The body portion is formed by the procedure shown in a and 4b, and these are joined as shown in FIG. 4c to form the whole body.

The head is formed as follows. In this specification, for convenience of description, a plurality of rings including the knitted and woven ring 1 may be modified by using the terms “horizontal” or “vertical” as expressed in the drawings.

The head includes a black ring 12 and a third horizontal ring 13 each of which is composed of a knitted and woven ring 1 colored in black, and two first vertical rings 11 each of which is composed of a knitted and woven ring 1 colored in white.
11, a first horizontal ring 14, a white ring 15 and a twist ring 16 are combined.

First, as shown in FIG. 3a, the black ring 12 and the third horizontal ring 13 are formed flat and are arranged side by side in the horizontal direction. These are inserted horizontally into the two vertically positioned first vertical rings 11, 11,
After being brought into close contact with the upper portions 111 and 113 in the first unit 1, the first vertical rings 11 and 11 are formed substantially flat. Then the first
Of the vertical rings 11, 11, a portion immediately below the portion where the black ring 12 and the third horizontal ring 13 are located is wound twice by squeezing it with another first horizontal ring 14, and the face and nose of the panda are wrapped. Form. Then another white ring 15
The lower ring portion 112 of the first vertical ring 11, 11.
Alternately wrapped around 114 to form the lower jaw and mouth portion of the panda.

Next, as shown in FIG. 3b, the first vertical ring 11,
11 and the lower ring portions 112 and 114 of the black ring 12
Insert into both ends 121, 121 of the.

Then, as shown in FIG. 3c, the torsion ring 16
After inserting the lower ring portion 112 of the first vertical ring 11 on one side, the torsion ring 16 is twisted at the base end portion of the lower ring portion 112 to sandwich the lower ring portion 112. From this portion, the twisting ring 16 is twisted so as to sequentially sandwich the end portions 131, 131 of the third horizontal ring 13, and the black ring 12 and the first vertical rings 11, 11 are twisted.
Wrap it along the line. Then, the lower ring portion 114 of the other first vertical ring 11 is inserted into the torsion ring 16. That is, the twisted portion 161 of the torsion ring 16 sandwiches the lower ring portion 112, and the portion 16
2, 163 are end portions 131, 131 of the third horizontal ring 13.
, And the part 164 is in a state of sandwiching the lower ring portion 114.

Then, as shown in FIG. 3d, the lower ring portions 112, 11 of both the first vertical rings 11, 11 are located at a position 110 in the figure.
4 is sewn together with an adhesive or thread, and both 112 and 114 are stopped.

Then, print or paint the nose and mouth of the panda to complete the head of the panda.

The body part of the panda is formed as follows.

This body part is a combination of two second horizontal rings 17 and 17a consisting of a black-colored weaving ring 1 and a second vertical ring 18 and a torsion ring 19 consisting of a white-colored weaving ring 1. Is configured.

First, as shown in FIG. 4a, two second horizontal rings 1
7, 17a are formed in a substantially flat shape and are arranged in parallel in the horizontal direction. The second vertical ring 1 is surrounded by the periphery of the substantially central portion of the second horizontal rings 17, 17a thus stacked.
Wrap it twice with 8. Two second horizontal rings 17, 17
In a, both ends of the upper second horizontal ring 17 configure left and right front legs, and both ends of the lower second horizontal ring 17a configure left and right rear legs.

Next, as shown in FIG.
After inserting one end of the second horizontal ring 17a on the lower side, the torsion ring 19 is twisted at the base end of the second horizontal ring 17a to sandwich the base end. From this portion, the twisting ring 19 is twisted so that the right front leg and the left front leg are sequentially sandwiched, and wound along the second vertical ring 18. Then, by inserting the other end of the second horizontal ring 17a into the twist ring 19, the body portion of the panda is completed. The two white knitting and weaving rings 19 may be used to wind the left foot and the right foot so as to sandwich them separately.

The head and body thus completed are sewn together with an adhesive or a thread at a position 10 in the drawing as shown in FIG. It will be completed.

Thus, according to the color of the actual panda, the ears are the black third horizontal ring 13, the eyes are the black ring 12, the legs are the black second horizontal rings 17 and 17a, and the white face is the white first ring.
The vertical ring 11 and the twist ring 16 are used, and the white body is the white second vertical ring 18 and the twist ring 19, and so on. become.

5 and 6 show a puppy stuffed toy according to another embodiment of the present invention.

The stuffed toy of this puppy is composed of two first vertical rings 11 and 11 composed of a black-colored woven ring 1 and a first horizontal ring 14 composed of a white-colored woven ring 1.
The second vertical ring 18, the second horizontal ring 17, and the twisted rings 131a and 19a are combined.

First, the two first vertical rings 11, 11 are formed in a substantially flat shape and are arranged in parallel in the vertical direction. The torsion rings 131a are attached to the upper ring portions 111, 113 of the first vertical rings 11, 11. Twist and wind. This allows
The forehead part of the puppy is formed. Further, the first horizontal ring 14 is wound twice around the twist ring 131a to form a face portion.

Further, the second vertical ring 18 is wound twice around the outer periphery of the substantially central portion of the second horizontal ring 17 formed in a flat shape to form the body portion or outer jacket. This body part or jacket is
It is inserted under the head in both first vertical rings 11, 11. Further, both ends of the second horizontal ring 17 constitute both front legs of the puppy.

A twist ring 19 a is twisted and wound around the first vertical rings 11 and 11 at the lower portion of the second horizontal ring 17. Accordingly, the lower ring portion 1 of the first vertical ring 11, 11 is
Reference numerals 12 and 114 are the lower sides of the torso portion and constitute both hind legs of a puppy wearing pants.

7, 8a to 8e and 9a to 9c show a skirt-shaped doll according to still another embodiment of the present invention. Particularly, 8a to 8c are views showing a procedure for forming the head of the doll according to the same embodiment, FIG. 8d is a view showing a body part of the doll, FIG. 8e is a view showing a skirt, and 9a. 9c is a figure which shows the procedure of forming a skirt.

In the skirt-shaped doll according to the present embodiment, the head and body of the doll are constructed by using the above-mentioned weaving ring as a basic unit, and the skirt portion is a weaving cylinder whose both open ends are flared. It is composed of the body.

The doll's head is formed as follows.

This head is formed by combining two first vertical rings 11, 11 formed in a flat shape and arranged in parallel in the vertical direction, and one first horizontal ring 14, and each ring 11 , 14 are formed from the above-described knitting ring 1.

First, as shown in FIG. 8a, two first vertical rings 1
The first horizontal ring 14 is wound twice around the outer periphery of the substantially central portion of Nos. 1 and 11 to form the face portion of the doll.

Next, as shown in FIG. 8b, one vertical ring 11
The lower ring portion 112 of the above is folded back, positioned between the upper ring portions 111 and 113 of both vertical rings 11, and wound around the first horizontal ring 14. Further, the upper ring portion 113 of the other first vertical ring 11 is folded back downward, is interlocked with the lower portion 114 of this ring 11, and this lower ring portion 114 is folded back upward. Alternatively, conversely, the lower ring portion 114 may be folded back upward and coupled to the upper ring portion 113, and the upper ring portion 113 may be folded back downward. Next, the upper portion 111 of the one first vertical ring 11 is bent backward.

Then, as shown in FIG. 8c, the portion 11 excluding the face is removed.
1, 112, 113, 114 are sewn together at the position 10a in the figure, and these constitute the hair portion of the doll.
Since FIG. 8c is provided for the purpose of explanation, a boundary line appears between the ends 111, 112, 113, 114 of the rings 11, 11, but the doll head is actually formed. In this case, since the rings 11 and 11 are covered with hairs on the surface, the boundary line does not appear clearly,
It looks like hair.

The body portion of the doll is composed of two second horizontal rings 17 and 17a formed in a flat shape and one second vertical ring 18, and each ring is the above-mentioned weaving ring 1
Are formed from.

As shown in FIG. 8d, two second horizontal rings 17, 1
7a are arranged side by side in the horizontal direction, and both second horizontal rings 17, 17
The outer periphery of the substantially central portion of a is wound twice by the second vertical ring 18. Of the two second horizontal rings 17, 17a, both ends of the upper second horizontal ring 17 form both hands of the doll, and both ends of the lower second horizontal ring 17a form both legs.

The skirt 2 according to the present embodiment is composed of a weaving cylindrical body formed in a tubular shape by connecting both ends of a belt-shaped member in which a weaving material is reinforced with a rubber wire, like the above-mentioned weaving ring 1. It has flexibility and elasticity. Also,
As shown in FIG. 9a, both open end portions 21 and 21 of the knitted and woven tubular member are shaped like a trumpet.

The skirt 2 is formed as follows.

First, as shown in FIG. 9a, approximately the upper half of the knitted and woven cylinder is folded back, and the hem 21 of the skirt 2 is formed by the edges of the opening ends.

Next, as shown in FIG. 9b, when the double-sided upper end portion 22 is folded back and the two hem portions 21 are folded back, the skirt in an inverted state as shown in FIG. 9c is obtained. 2 forms. And if you reverse this,
The skirt 2 shown in FIGS. 7 and 8e is obtained.

The head, the body and the skirt 2 thus completed are first joined together at a position 10 in the figure by a joining means such as stitching, as shown in FIG. 8d. To be done. And the horizontal ring 1 that composes both feet
By inserting both ends of 7a into the skirt 2, a skirt-shaped doll is completed.

As is apparent from the above-mentioned three examples, the basic structure of each of the embodiments, the knitting and weaving ring 1 and the knitting and weaving cylinder, are simple in shape, so that the manufacturing cost can be reduced. Further, since the knitting and weaving ring 1 and the knitting and weaving cylinder are rich in flexibility and elasticity, it is possible to assemble them into an arbitrary shape and easily form ornaments such as stuffed animals and dolls into a desired shape. It will be possible.

It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and the shape of other animals, dolls, or other toys can be configured by appropriately changing the type or number of rings or the combination method. It goes without saying that many different shaped ornaments can be formed.

[Effects of the Invention] As described above, according to the present invention, a plurality of flexible and stretchable weaving rings or weaving cylinders are combined to form a three-dimensional ornament. It is possible to easily form ornaments such as stuffed animals and dolls into desired shapes.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an outline view showing a stuffed animal of a panda according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing a weaving ring which is a basic unit constituting the embodiment, and FIG. 2a is a weaving ring. 3a to 3d are cross-sectional views showing another embodiment of the present invention, 3a to 3d are views showing the procedure for forming the head of the stuffed animal of the panda according to the embodiment, and 4a and 4b are the body parts of the stuffed animal of the panda. FIG. 4c is a diagram showing a connecting state of the head portion and the body portion, and FIGS. 5 and 6 are outline diagrams showing a stuffed toy of a puppy according to another embodiment of the present invention. 7
FIG. 8 is an outline view showing a skirt-shaped doll according to still another embodiment of the present invention, 8a to 8c are views showing a procedure for forming the head of the doll according to the same embodiment, and FIG. The figure which shows the body part of a doll, FIG. 8e is a figure which shows a skirt, 9a
9c is a figure which shows the procedure of forming a skirt. 1 ... Weaving ring, 11 ... First vertical ring, 13 ... Third horizontal ring, 14 ... First horizontal ring, 17, 17a ... Second horizontal ring, 18 ... Second vertical ring.

Claims (7)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A knitting and weaving ring (1) formed by connecting a cotton filament or a knitting material having fluff on the surface with a rubber wire and connecting both ends of a flexible and stretchable string-like member. Is a three-dimensional ornament formed by combining a plurality of the above-mentioned, and is a schematic representation of at least two first vertical rings (11, 11) formed by flattening the weaving ring (1) and arranged in a vertical direction. Around the central portion, at least one first horizontal ring (14) is wound from the horizontal direction of the first vertical ring (11, 11) so that the first horizontal ring (14) constitutes a face portion. The first vertical ring (11, 11) and the first horizontal ring
A head formed by bending (14), and a periphery of at least a central portion of at least two second horizontal rings (17, 17a) that are formed by flattening the weaving ring (1) and are arranged in parallel in the horizontal direction. Around at least one second vertical ring (18) in the vertical direction of the second horizontal ring (17, 17a), and one of the second horizontal rings (17, 17a) has a second horizontal ring (17). ) Configures the arm or foot on the left and right sides of the second vertical ring (18), and the second horizontal ring (17a) on the other side configures the foot on the left and right sides of the second vertical ring (18). A body part formed by bending the second horizontal ring (17, 17a) and the second vertical ring (18), wherein the head part and the body part are connected by a coupling means. Ornament with a combination of weaving rings. 2. A doll with a head according to claim 1, wherein said first horizontal ring (14) is wound around substantially the central portion of said both first vertical rings (11, 11), An upper ring part (111, 113) located above the first horizontal ring (14) and a lower ring part (112, 114) located below the first horizontal ring (14) are formed in each vertical ring (11, 11). (111,113) and lower ring (112,114)
An ornament formed by a combination of weaving rings, characterized in that the first vertical rings (11, 11) are bent so as to form a hair part of a doll. 3. A doll having a body according to claim 1, wherein the knitting material is formed into a tubular shape by connecting both ends of a flexible and stretchable strip-shaped member reinforced by the rubber wire. In the skirt (2) composed of the weaving cylinder, the foot part of the other second horizontal ring (17a) is inserted to form a skirted doll. Ornament with a combination of characteristic weaving rings. 4. The knitted and woven cylindrical body, wherein the skirt (2) has open tucked ends (21) formed at both ends thereof having a substantially trumpet shape.
The knitted fabric according to claim 3, characterized in that the opening ends (21) are double-folded so as to overlap each other, and the opening ends (21) form a skirt hem. An ornament made by combining rings. 5. The animal stuffed animal having a head according to claim 1, wherein the upper part (111, 113) in each of the first vertical rings (11, 11) is extended from a horizontal direction to a third horizontal ring (13). ), The third horizontal ring (13) is the first vertical ring (11, 11)
An ornament made of a combination of weaving rings, characterized in that the ears of an animal are formed on both left and right sides of the. 6. A plurality of weaving rings (1) made of the string-shaped member.
(7, 17a, 18) are combined with each other, and the twisted ring (19) made of the string-like member is wound around the ring portion newly formed in the ring while twisting it to form an animal or the like. The method according to claim 1, wherein the approximation is performed.
An ornament made by combining the described weaving rings. 7. A three-dimensional ornament formed by combining a plurality of the weaving rings (1) according to claim 1, wherein the weaving rings (1) are formed flat and arranged in parallel in a vertical direction. At least one first horizontal ring (14) is wound around the substantially central portion of the at least two first vertical rings (11, 11) from the horizontal direction of the first vertical rings (11, 11), The first vertical ring (11, 11) and the first horizontal ring so that the first horizontal ring (14) constitutes a face part.
The head formed by bending (14), and the second horizontal ring (17), which is formed by flattening the weaving ring (1) and is arranged in parallel in the horizontal direction, surrounds the second Winding at least one second vertical ring (18) from the vertical direction of the horizontal ring (17), the second horizontal rings (1)
A body portion formed by bending the second horizontal ring (17) and the second vertical ring (18) so that 7) constitutes an arm portion or a foot portion on both left and right sides of the second vertical ring (18). And having the body part below the head part by the first vertical ring (11,
The ornament by the combination of the weaving rings, characterized in that the first vertical ring (11, 11) is inserted into the inside of the body 11) to form the foot portion under the body portion.