JPS5819313B2 - How to make paper dolls - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates primarily to a method of making small paper dolls.

Paper dolls are generally made by criss-crossing and fixing wires in a criss-cross pattern to form the core of the doll, using the horizontal wires as the cores for the arms and the vertical wires as the cores for the legs.Then, the vertical wires are inserted into the stand. I'm standing there.

Therefore, the doll itself cannot be moved freely, and can only be moved together with the stand.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a paper doll whose limbs are exposed when the paper doll is put on, and which can stand freely in any place on its feet without any support.

Next, the doll manufacturing method of the present invention will be explained with reference to the illustrated embodiments.

In the present invention, a head 5 is formed by wrapping cotton around the upper part of a vertical wire 2 which becomes the core of the leg, and this wire 2 and a horizontal wire 1 which becomes the core of the arm intersect in a cross shape, and the crossing part is made of wire. 8 and fix it in place, another wire 2' is placed along the middle part of the vertical wire 2, and its upper part is tied to the vertical wire 2 over a somewhat long range with wire 9 to form a body. At the bottom, as shown in Fig. 1, open the two vertical wires 2゜21 to form a bifurcated shape, or as shown in Fig. 2, form the vertical wires 2, 2' to form a waist. As shown, at the bottom of the torso, bend it outward, then bend it downward again to form a bifurcated shape. Form the skeletons of the legs, form the head 5 on the top, wrap the non-slip paper 10 of paper kimono around the core metal 1 of the left and right arms, and attach food to the tip of the core metal from wire. This layered paper 3 is made by wrapping the sticky paper over and over again.
, 3 to form a hand 11. Wrap the paper 10 around the core bar 2.2' of the leg about once. Wrap the attached paper several times and press the folded layered paper 4, 4 along the folded part of the tip of the core bar 2, 2' to flatten the bottom surface and make the foot 1.
Wrap the paper 6 with many vertical wrinkles around the head 5, and wrap it around the head while squeezing the top so that the tip of the resulting cylindrical body is in the center of the head or deviates from the center. The present invention relates to a method for making a paper doll, which is characterized in that the doll is made by pasting hair 7 and attaching a paper kimono to the core metal.

According to the present invention, the arms and legs made of layered paper are rolled without being pressed, so they are round and thick, so when worn, the ankles, wrists, and their upper parts have roundness, and the arms and legs are rounded. It feels good.

The father, son, and legs are made only of paper, so you can bend or press them to the appropriate thickness while the glue is still waiting for it to dry.

Therefore, the limbs can be formed both in a bent state and in a stretched state.

It is also possible to form fingers on the fingers and toes while they are still dry.

In addition, since the lower surfaces of the feet can be flattened to an appropriate size, the foot can be stood on any stand directly or by wearing sandals without any support.

When standing up, the core metals of the legs, hands, etc. are bent appropriately to maintain balance, which not only allows the doll to express a facial expression similar to that of a human.
By maintaining your balance in this way, you will be able to stand without falling.

This is an excellent effect not seen in conventional paper dolls.

As shown in Figure 2, paper may be further wrapped around the body to make it thicker.

Generally, a paper doll's hair is made from a tube-shaped piece of paper that is tied at the end and then turned over and placed over the head.

Therefore, if you turn the cylindrical piece of paper over, the tied part will stick out above your head, making it difficult to see).

However, since the hair of the present invention has no protruding parts, it has an excellent appearance that makes the head look good.

A brief description of the drawing.

The drawings show embodiments of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a front view of the doll's core, FIG. 2 is a front view of the doll's core with a waist,
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the doll, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the paper used for the hair.

1.2 is a cross-shaped wire, 2' is a core metal for one leg, 3.4 is a layered paper for each limb, 5 is a head, 6 is a wrinkled paper, 7
Hair, 8, 9 wire, 10 non-slip paper, 11 hands, 12 feet.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1 Wrap cotton around the top of the vertical wire 2 that will become the core of the legs to form a head 5, cross this wire 2 and the horizontal wire 1 that will become the core of the arms in a cross shape, and connect the intersection to the wire 8. Another wire 2' is placed along the middle part of the vertical wire 2, and its upper part is tied to the vertical wire 2 over a somewhat long range with the wire 9 to form a body. Then, open the two vertical wires 2, 2' to form a bifurcated shape, and bend the ends of the vertical wires 2, 2' to form the skeletons of arms on the left and right and legs at the bottom. , form a head 5 on the upper part, wrap paper 10 about one layer around the core bar 1 of the left and right arms, and wrap several layers of glued paper extending beyond the wire toward the tip of the core bar. Press the tip of this layered paper 3゜3 to make it flat to form the hand 11, wrap the paper 10 around the core bars 2 and 2' of the legs once, and attach a wire to the tip of the core bar. Make the core stick out more, apply glue, wrap the paper several times, and wrap this core bar 2,
Layered paper 4 rolled and folded along the folded part at the tip of '
, 4 to make the bottom surface flat to form the feet 12, wrap the paper 6 with many vertical wrinkles around the head 5, and attach it to the head while squeezing the top so that the tips of the resulting cylindrical body meet. A method for making a paper doll, which is characterized in that the hair 7 is formed by the hair 7, and a paper kimono is attached to the core metal to make the doll.