JPH0657881B2 - How to make a mini kimono - Google Patents

Description

Description: TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a method for producing a miniature of a traditional Japanese costume, a kimono (Japanese clothes).

Conventional technology Conventionally, when creating this kind of miniature kimono, it was created with the same scaled fabric as the scale, so extra fabric was required and it took a lot of double work to create it, it was not very practical, it was just a hobby It was only something.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention In recent years, there has been a tendency for the traditional Japanese traditional clothes, kimono (Japanese clothes), to be shunned. The reason is that there are few opportunities to wear them and they are expensive, so there is a longing for them. Is not so interested in actually purchasing.

In addition, even if you purchase an expensive kimono, it will be stored in a chest of drawers,
The current situation is that we cannot enjoy it. So, you can easily and inexpensively create a mini kimono with the same pattern and color as your favorite kimono, and hang it on the mini clothing to enjoy it yourself.
The aim is to make others interested in the kimono they are proud of and to review the kimono culture.

In order to solve the problem, the present invention decomposes a real kimono from the shoulder to take a color photograph, expands it to a desired size, and color-copies it to a hot mill paper (transfer paper), and transfers this. The cut paper is cut and formed like a piece of kimono fabric and joined together, and this is hot-pressed onto a cloth to make a mini fabric product,
A mini kimono is made by sewing this mini cloth.

Effect According to the present invention, it is possible to easily and inexpensively create a miniature of a proud expensive kimono by utilizing the conventional technique, and enjoy it by decorating it at a favorite place at any time and enjoying it. You can use it for reviewing and spreading the traditional kimono culture.

Example In FIG. 1, 1 is the upper front of the kimono, 2 is the lower front,
3 is an upper body, and 4 is a hanging collar. In FIG. 2, 5 is the upper back, 6 is the lower back, 7 is the lower back, and 8 is the collar. In FIG. 3, 9 is a right sleeve and 10 is a left sleeve.

Fig. 4a is a mini piece of cloth, which is made by joining shoulders of upper front 1 and upper rear 5, b
Is a mini piece of cloth with right sleeve 10 and left sleeve 9, c is a piece of mini cloth with lower front 2 and lower back 6, and piece d is upper upper body 3 with lower back body 7 and hanging collar 4 with collar 8. It shows the combined mini fabric.

A real kimono is disassembled from the shoulder as shown in Fig. 1-Fig. 3 and taken as a color photograph, which is enlarged to A3 size and color-copied to hot mill paper (transfer paper). To do. Next, the transferred paper is cut and spliced like a kimono cloth as shown in FIG.
This is hot-pressed on a cloth to make a mini cloth.

Next, a mini kimono for the actual kimono is created by sewing this mini cloth.

As described above, according to the present invention, a mini kimono having the same pattern and the same color as one's favorite kimono can be created very easily and inexpensively. Not only can you enjoy it enough, but you can also have other people review it and see how good it is.

In addition, the mini cloth is also useful for studying the name of the kimono and how to make the kimono, and you can study how to make the kimono without cutting expensive cloth. In addition, it can be used for reviewing kimono (Japanese clothes), which is a traditional Japanese folk costume.

[Brief description of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a front view of the kimono's top, bottom, front, back, and hanging collar, and Fig. 2 is a front view of the top, bottom, bottom, and bottom of the kimono. Is a front view of the right and left sleeves of the kimono, and FIG. 4 is a front view of the mini cloth, (a) is a front view in which the upper back and upper front are connected, and (b) is the left and right sleeves. Front view, (c)
Is a front view in which the lower back and the lower front are connected, and (d) is a front view in which the lower back and the upper back and the collar and the hanging collar are connected. Fig. 5 shows a decorative mini kimono 1 …… Up front, 2 …… Lower front, 3 …… Upper body, 4 …… Kake collar, 5 …… Upper back, 6 …… Lower back, 7 …… Lower back, 8 …… collar 9 …… right sleeve, 10 …… left sleeve.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A real kimono or a cloth of a kimono is disassembled before being sewn into a color photograph, and the color photograph is stretched to a desired size and color-copied onto a hot mill paper (transfer paper). Cut the copied transfer paper and join the upper front and the upper rear, the lower front and the lower rear like a kimono fabric, and also the upper back and lower back, and the hanging collar and main collar. A method of making a mini kimono, characterized by hot pressing this on a cloth to make a mini kimono of an actual kimono, and sewing this mini cloth to form a mini kimono ornament.