JPS5837925Y2 - Laminated paper pattern - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a pasted paper pattern, and in particular, by dividing the pattern into upper and lower parts from the waist position, the waist position in the pattern can be freely changed up and down. The purpose of this paper is to obtain a paper pattern with a high fit.

Individual differences in height in the human body vary from person to person1).
For example, it is said that adult women usually have a width of about 36 to 41 cm, and as shown in Figures 15 to 17, people of the same height always have the same waist position. 15, which approximates the standard position.
Some people, as shown in the figure, are positioned above or below the standard position, as shown in Figures 16 and 17.

However, it has been impossible to create a pattern so that various waist positions can be selected within one pattern.

Therefore, conventional paper patterns ignore this point and merely depict the waist position of a standard body type.

However, such conventional patterns are especially suitable for one-piece patterns without changing the cloth I/position, such as dresses, jumpers, smog, nightgowns, power runs, coats, cocktail dresses, evening dresses, and so on. , blouse, jacket, long vest 1
In the case of patterns such as haeto, the waist position cannot be displayed on the pattern, and the tailored garment often ends up varying up or down from the actual waist position of the person wearing it, resulting in discrepancies. There were flaws.

As a result, in the case of relatively tight-fitting clothing, the amount of looseness in the tailored garment may be too much or too little, making it uncomfortable to wear.
In cases where there are pockets or pockets on the side of the waist, the position of these attachments fluctuates up and down as described above, causing an imbalance and making it look very unsightly.

The present invention was devised to eliminate the drawbacks mentioned in 1. It is possible to change the waist position of the pattern, which has been ignored in the past, at any time within the pattern, and its configuration is similar to that of the one-piece pattern. For example, instead of measuring the length directly as in the past (back length + skirt length), we measure the upper and lower parts of the upper body, which are separated into upper and lower parts from the cloth I position, and the lower part of the skirt. In this section, the back length and skirt length are determined separately, and then the two are pasted together to obtain a pattern with the correct waist position.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings regarding a dress pattern, which is an embodiment of the present invention.

Figures 1 to 3 are a reduced version of the dress pattern base paper.
This is an example.

1.1' is the upper body part and the liquid upper body part, 2,2'
are the front lower body part and the back lower body part.

The upper body region and the lower body region are separated and drawn on the same paper pattern with a slight interval from the waist position.

3.3' is the center line of the front and rear upper body parts 1, 1'; 4.
4' is a side line that is a selection line for bust size.

5.6.7 is selected based on bust size, neckline, shoulders,
These are the selection lines for armholes, etc.

8.8' is a back height selection line provided on the lower edge of the front and rear upper body parts 1, 1', and the waist position is determined by this back length selection line.

9.9' is the center line of the front and lower body parts, and 10.10'
is the selection line for hip size.

Also, 11.11' is the hem edge, which is the selection line of the skirt history.

Further, reference numeral 12.12' denotes a glue margin provided on the upper edge of the front and rear lower body parts 2, 2.

In addition, in the margin of the base paper for this pattern, cut out the side line curve scale 13 and explain how to use it. Glue the waist line of the bodice, which you have chosen based on your height, to the glue allowance of the waist line of the skirt.

Lay the armpit line correction curve shaku selected based on your height on top of the bloodline on the body, and use a wheel to trace the joint mark of the curved shaku to the armpit of the sleeve selected based on your bust size so that it connects to your hip size.

The chart shows the relationship between the bust size and the back length on the pattern, including the height number, quick reference table 15, sleeve portion 16, style drawing 17, etc.

Note that, if necessary, the collar, belt, etc. may be written with each selection line attached.

Next, I will show you the process of sewing a dress using this pattern, bust size 88cm, waist size 72cnn,
Hip size 98cm, length 97cm, (height 39cm)
Let us take as an example the case of a person with a height of m + skirt length of 58 cm.

In addition, in this explanation, upper body part 1 and front lower body part 2
However, the same applies to the upper body part 1 and the lower back body part 2.

First, as shown in FIG. 4, a height selection line (waist position determination line) 8 is selected to determine the height.

This waist position determining line 8 is selected according to the height, but the neckline line 5 is graded by shifting it for each size, so in order to quickly find the correct height measurement, please use the height number quick reference table 15. decide.

In other words, this quick reference table 15 is a chart showing the relationship on the paper pattern between the bust size at which neckline 5 is selected and the height at waist position determination line 8, and is used to easily determine the height No. 0. .

In other words, the number where the bust size and height intersect vertically and horizontally in quick reference table 15 is the height number.

Therefore, in this case, since the bust size is 89 and the height is 39, the height No. is 4, and the waist position determination line for the height N004 is selected.

Next, as shown in FIG. 5, the upper body region 1 and the lower body region 2 are roughly cut leaving a margin around the periphery.

In this case, cut the upper body part 1 at the waist position determination line of height No. 4, and cut the lower body part 2 leaving the glue margin 12.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 6, the upper body region 1 and the lower body region 2 are bonded together to form an integral body.

In other words, glue the glue margin 12 of the lower body part 2, and glue the center line 3 and side line 4 of the upper body nape 1 and the center line 9 and side line 4 of the lower body part 2.
The waist position determining line N004 and the waist pasting line 18 are aligned and glued together, and the upper body nape part 1 and the lower body part 2 are integrally formed into one pattern.

By performing the operations shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, it is possible to obtain a waist position on the pattern that perfectly matches the wearer's actual waist position, which is a feature of the present invention.

After accurately determining the waist position in this way, the selection lines for each size are selected and the pattern is completed as shown in FIG. It is almost the same as that in No.-36081 (Utility Model Application Publication No. 48111353).

That is, the hem edge 11 is selected according to the skirt length 58, and the selection lines 5 and 6.7 for the neckline, eyebrows, and armholes are selected according to the bust size 88.

Furthermore, as shown in Figure 9, the side line 4 is selected based on the bust size and hip size, but it is better if it can be tied into one line, as in the case of bust size 84 and hip size 90, as shown in the thick line in the figure. However, if you cannot tie it all in one piece, first select and cut out the side line correction curve length 13 according to the height number and overlap it on the side line 4 of the pattern.

Align the mark you selected with the back length No. of this curved shaku 13 to the bottom of the armpit of the sleeve you selected based on your bust size, that is, the point of contact between the armhole line 7 and the side line 4, and the bottom tip of the curved shaku 13 is the line that you selected for your hip size. Using a roulette or the like, copy it from above the curved scale 13 so that it connects to the curved scale 13.

After selecting each selection line in this way, cut it out as shown in FIG. 10, and the pattern for the dress to be sewn is completed.

Since the present invention is constructed as described above, the pattern of the person to be sewn can be created very easily from the selection lines of each standard body size, and the length can be directly measured as in the conventional method. Instead, we measure the height of the upper body part and the hem length of the lower body part separately, centering on the waist, and select the pattern for the upper body part and the lower body part, centering on the waist position, so the correct waist position can be determined from the pattern according to each person's size. Now I am in high demand.

As a result, the balance and fit of the tailored clothes are perfect, and there is almost no need for basting corrections.

In addition, despite the history of skirt trends, the waist position is stable, so you can freely choose from mini to maxi to your personal preference without losing the overall balance.

Furthermore, as illustrated in Figures 11 to 14, there are three types of clothing that can be used: ■A jacket that is fitted at the waist, ■A dress with pockets with belt loops, ■A long vest with pockets that are cinched at the waist, and ■The body (especially the waist and hips). ) This pattern is effective for styles such as jumper skirts that fit perfectly.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figures 1 and 3 are scaled-down views of a one-piece pattern base paper that is an embodiment of the present invention, Figures 4 to 10 are diagrams showing the work process, and Figures 11 to 14 are original materials suitable for the present invention. 15 to 17 are diagrams showing variations in waist position. Figure 18 is a style drawing, and Figure 19 is a quick reference chart of height NO0.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The upper body region 1 and the lower body region 2 of the pattern are divided into upper and lower parts from the waist position and are separately written on the same pattern, and a glue margin 12 is provided on the upper edge of the lower body region 2. A plurality of back height selection lines 8, which are waist position determination lines, are drawn in parallel on the lower edge of the upper body nape 1 facing each other, and the height selection line that matches each person's waist position is determined. Attach the glue margin 12 to the back length selection line and connect the L body part 1 and the lower body part 2.
- A pasting type paper pattern that can be formed on the body.