JPS5860052A - Red-and-white paper strings - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention This invention relates to mizuhiki, and conventionally the base paper was
A tape is made by cutting it into a width of N to 50+ om, and this twisted core is colored using white paste, glue, etc. to produce red, black, white, and white mizuhiki. For gold and silver mizuhiki, 1.5 mm to 3II 1 ml of foil or metal-deposited film is placed on the twisted core.
It was made by cutting a piece of wrapping tape and wrapping it around it.

When making it as described above, considerable strength is required to make the twisted core, and there is a drawback that Mizuhiki cannot be produced unless the base paper is strong, and the base paper method is very expensive. This invention was devised to eliminate these drawbacks.

The illustrated embodiment will be described below.

In the case of red and white Mizuhiki production, use paper that has been dyed red starting from point AA (up to point BH), or apply glue to a plain paper, roll it up as shown in 2-3, and dye it starting from point A in Figure 3. Next, if you want to make mizuhiki for crafts, you can color the base paper to some extent, apply glue, roll it up as shown in Figure 2-3, and color it at the same time.Also, you can use gold and silver mizuhiki, etc. To make one, as shown in Figure 4, foil or film according to the thickness of the gold and silver mizuhiki is attached to the edge of the base paper in advance, applied with glue, and rolled. Half of the center should be dyed gold and the other half should be silver, and if the material is water gold or mercury, the foil or film should be water gold or mercury.If making gold and silver, use mercury foil. It is also possible to produce gold and silver mizuhiki by pasting only the vapor-deposited silver film as shown in Figure 4, applying glue to the film shown in Figure 3, rolling it up, and then coloring it yellow.

As mentioned above, this is a completely pictorial invention that does not require a twisted core. When using mizuhiki made in this way, the surface is not rough, so you won't have any pain in your fingertips from knots or fine beads, making it easier to work with, and the beauty of JZ Tsuta products is excellent.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 shows the base paper for one Mizuhiki, and AA is the center line. A1 is the red colored part. Figure 2 is the beginning of rolling the base paper in Figure 1. Figure 11j. Figure 3 is the finished red and white Mizuhiki. Figure 4 is the manufacturing base paper for gold, silver and Mizuhiki.

Claims (1)

[Claims] In order to match the base paper of the first drawing to the thickness of the mizuhiki, it is 10mm to 50mm.
A mizuhiki is made by cutting the mizuhiki to the length required for one mizuhiki with a width of mm, then applying glue to the length and rolling it up.