JPS5840885Y2 - Sticker - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a sticker with letters, pictures, etc. that takes advantage of skin tanning.

Conventionally, there are many types of stickers that are attached to shoes, pencil cases, etc., but stickers that can be attached directly to the skin and do not allow sunlight to pass through, and that can be used to play with. There was no such thing.

This invention utilizes the sunburn experienced when swimming in the sea, etc. It combines stickers such as divided pieces of letters or pictures, sticks them on the arm or back, and peels them off after a few hours to remove the stickers from the areas where they were pasted. To provide a sticker having a reflective film that leaves the skin of a child in its original color and allows the user to enjoy playing in the sea.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

Figure 1 is a cross-sectional view of a sticker, in which a thin film 2 such as a vinyl film coated with or without coating in various colors such as red and blue is adhered to the surface of a thin reflective film 1 that reflects light such as ultraviolet rays. A non-hazardous adhesive is applied to the back surface to provide an adhesive layer 3, and an easily removable adhesive protective film 4 is adhered to the back surface.

This sticker is punched out with a die to make one character and one picture, and the base pieces are cut into several parts for each character, and the pictures are divided into parts 5b for each character. Select the divided pieces 5a and 5b that are necessary to compose the desired letter or picture from among the divided pieces and mix them separately and play by composing the letter or picture. It also made things possible.

With the divided pieces 5 forming letters or pictures in this sticker, 48 characters of katakana, 26 letters of the alphabet, or numbers from 0 to 9, etc. are made up of several divided pieces 5 for each character.

For example, to explain the case of the alphabet, as shown in FIG.
14 straight pieces 5a2 with a length of 40 mm, 16 pieces with a length of 2
6 pieces of 7mm straight piece 5a3, 20mm length straight piece 5
17 sheets of A4 paper, each cut into 17 pieces, 8 pieces of U half pieces 5b cut into a U shape, and 7 pieces of circular arc pieces 5C cut into a semicircular plate shape, as shown in Figure 3. This is a segment of the entire 26 characters.

The divided pieces 5 necessary for the desired character to be composed are selected from a mixture of these and composed, and are useful for developing the talent of selection and comparison.

Next, let's talk about paintings. For example, in the case of a walking cow, we cut the neck, body, four front and back legs, and tail into seven parts, and we also cut pictures of several other animals into several parts in the same way. The figure of a walking cow is constructed from a mixture of pieces.

By arranging the individual characters constructed in this way, you can create names of people, places, etc.
You can also enjoy organizing other words.

In addition, it is also possible to play by arranging the constituent pieces 6 of animals, flowers, birds, insects, letters, numbers, etc. as appropriate, and organizing them into one picture, word, number, etc. as a whole.

For example, the scenery of the Shonan coast can also be represented by the component pieces 6 such as Mt. Fuji, clouds, pine trees, sailboats, and seagulls.

What is shown in FIG. 5 is a pasting part 7, which is a material made by adhering one reflective film 1, one thin film 2, and one adhesive layer 3, for use in cutting out pictures, letters, or predetermined shapes on which these are formed in advance. Make cuts, etc. and paste it with the sheet-like adhesive protective film 4 as it is 1
In this example, the characters formed by the cuts are cut out and peeled off from the adhesive protective film 4 when used.

In this way, sheets made into sheets can be sold in combination with various designs.

Even if you play with these stickers by organizing letters and pictures and pasting them on your arms or back, you won't be able to easily remove them unless you peel them off, and as you play, you will notice that all your skin will be exposed. Parts of the body become tanned by the sun's ultraviolet rays.

When the sticker is removed a few hours later, the text and pictures on the sticker cover remain unburned and remain the same color as the original skin, and are now printed and separated into blackish-brown colors.

In this way, since the sunburn does not disappear even after swimming in the sea, children will have fond memories of the fun they had while swimming in the sea, and they will learn letters and pictures while having fun through play, which will help them develop their intelligence such as sorting, judgment, organization, etc.

The present invention is constructed as described above, and since the reflective film is provided on the bottom surface of the thin film, the colors coated on the thin film appear to shine beautifully due to the reflection effect (the thin film is not coated with colors). In some cases, the reflective film directly reflects the light).

In addition, because almost no light such as ultraviolet rays passes through due to the reflective effect, when tanned skin is exposed, the contrast between tanned skin and non-tanned skin is significant, so the shape of the skin covering in the shape of a sticker is clearly visible, and , the shape is difficult to disappear and remains for several tens of days.

Furthermore, since the sticker is soft, it can be easily cut with scissors or the like.

Note that since aluminum foil is easily available and widely used, using aluminum foil as the reflective film has the advantage of making production easier.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 1 is an enlarged sectional view of the sticker, Fig. 2 is a surface view of the divided pieces, Fig. 3 is a diagram of the state in which the divided pieces are pasted and knitted, and Fig. 4 is the configuration. Surface view of piece, No. 5
The figure is a front view of the sheets arranged in a sheet. The symbols in the figures below indicate the following parts. 1: Reflective film, 2: Thin film, 3: Adhesive layer, 4: Adhesive protective film, 5: Divided piece, 5a: Straight piece, 5b: U half piece, 5C: Arc piece, 6: Component piece, 7: Sticking part .

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A material is used in which a reflective film 1 made of aluminum foil or the like has a protective thin film 2 such as a vinyl film on the surface, and an adhesive protective film 4 is provided on the back surface of the material through an adhesive layer 3, and the surface of the material is coated with or A drawing of a divided piece 5 or a component piece 6 that independently constitutes letters or pictures, etc. is expressed using a single color or color, and it is cut out and pasted on the body to be used for sunbathing or swimming. Stickers that cause sunburn marks when worn