JPS59106552A - Fiber assemblage for handcraft set - 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 The present invention is a handicraft set that includes an appropriate amount of fiber aggregate and a barbed needle, and more specifically, an appropriate amount of fiber aggregate is pricked with a barbed needle. During the needle pricking process, the shape of the fiber aggregate mass is adjusted to the desired shape and solidified, and finally a three-dimensional fiber aggregate with the desired shape (
For example, it relates to a handicraft set that can be used to create dolls made of fiber aggregates.

A sheet-like product made by intertwining the fibers in a plane by spinning and mixing cotton into a web and then needling it with a barbed needle is well known as, for example, needle punch carpet. ing. The present invention has developed a completely new field of handicrafts that is easy, unique, and enjoyable by incorporating into the field of handicrafts the principle that fibers are entangled and fixed by embroidery using barbed needles. .

The present invention creates a three-dimensional fiber aggregate in a desired shape by manually performing needle pricking and adjusting the shape of the fiber aggregate, and this finished product is extremely unique as a decoration or as a gift. It is something.

In the present invention, one or more fiber aggregates having a crimp fiber blending rate of 20% by weight or more and one or more barbed needles are used as a set, and if necessary, other fiber aggregates are used. A handicraft set characterized by a combination of articles and a fiber aggregate for a handicraft set (a fiber aggregate in which the blending rate of crimp fibers with a crimp group of 5 to 20 @/1 nch and a fiber length of 25 to 180 rnjn is 20% by weight or more) ) In other words, the handicraft set of the present invention uses a barbed needle as a tool and a fiber aggregate as a material. It is an oval-shaped needle.

By repeatedly piercing the fiber aggregate with this barbed needle, the needle-like projections push the fibers into the fiber aggregate, gradually entangling the fibers with each other to form a three-dimensional fiber aggregate with appropriate stiffness. It is something to be shaped. By pricking this fiber aggregate with a needle, a desired three-dimensional shape can be freely formed, and this formation can be performed surprisingly freely and easily. As described above, the present invention gradually reduces the degree of entanglement of fibers by pricking one fiber aggregate (a fiber aggregate may be arbitrarily divided or integrated by those who enjoy handicrafts) with a barbed needle. A desired three-dimensional shape is formed by increasing the height of the fibers, and in this case, the degree of entanglement of the fibers affects the formation of the three-dimensional shape and the shape retention of the three-dimensional shape.

The degree of entanglement between these fibers is greatly influenced by the number of needle pricks and the shape of the constituent fibers of the fiber aggregate.In particular, the shape of the constituent fibers of the fiber aggregate has a large influence, and in order to increase the degree of entanglement, crimp fibers are used. need to use. If the crimp group of the fibers is large, the entanglement between the fibers becomes easy and strong, but on the other hand, the difficulty of needle pricking increases. It is inappropriate as such.

In the present invention, in consideration of the degree of intertwining of fibers and the difficulty of needle pricking, we have conducted various studies and found a preferable range of the crimp group of crimp fibers to be mixed into the fiber aggregate. By successfully constructing a fiber aggregate that has a good balance between ease of use and ease of needle pricking, a new field of handicrafts such as the present invention has been developed. In the present invention, the blend ratio of crimp fibers in the fiber aggregate is 20 fj
The purpose of free modeling is achieved by the synergistic effect of using a fiber aggregate having a ratio of i:% or more as a material and the needle pricking operation. Furthermore, the stiffness of the three-dimensional fiber aggregate can be controlled by the relationship between the blending ratio of the crimped fibers and the number of needle pricks.

By the way, if the blending ratio of crimp fibers is 20% by weight or more, the purpose of three-dimensional modeling can be achieved, but the higher the blending ratio of crimp fibers, the more difficult the needle pricking operation becomes.

As already mentioned, the difficulty of needle pricking is greatly influenced by the crimp group of the crimped fibers as well as the above-mentioned cotton blend ratio.

Just because the fibers are large in the crimp family does not mean that they cannot be pierced with needles, but the blending ratio of crimp fibers is 2.
In order for anyone to be able to perform the handicraft of the present invention using the aggregate in the range of 0% by weight or more, it is preferable to use crimps 1ie and fibers with a crimp degree of 20 pieces/1 nch or less. , along with the above crimp family, the fiber length is 2.
If 5-1[3QMO is selected and used, a better result can be obtained in terms of balance between the degree of entanglement of fibers and ease of needle stickability.

In handicrafts using the handicraft set of the present invention, fiber aggregates can be shaped freely, but with the present invention, each shaped body can be joined extremely easily by needle pricking alone, without using any special method. It is characterized by this point.

For example, in the case of a doll that has many parts, such as a doll, each part has nine hands, for example, and nine legs.

The advantage of this technique is that the body can be molded separately and then joined together using a needle.

By the way, the strength of the puncture mark appears depending on the number of times of needle pricking, and by utilizing this fact, it is possible to improve the surface appearance by making the needle prick mark appear in a pattern on the surface of the shaped object. Note that if the fiber aggregate is a mixture of fibers of two or more colors, it is possible to enjoy colorful shapes. moreover,
The present invention does not necessarily mean that the fiber aggregate must be shaped into a lump, but the fibers of the fiber aggregate referred to in the present invention may be formed on the peripheral surface of a suitable core material, such as a block of foamed polyethylene or a block of rags. It is also possible to apply a method of coating a large amount and integrating it by needle pricking. or,
- After creating a model using only colored fibers, a thin layer of different colored fibers is spread on the surface of the model, and by further needle pricking on top of this, a very unique colored surface can be created.

Hereinafter, modeling by needle pricking using the handicraft set of the present invention will be specifically explained.

Example 15 denier 76 crimp degree 8 (50% by weight of light brown polypropylene fibers of 6 denier 5
7g of a fiber aggregate made of a cotton blend with 50% by weight of light brown polypropylene fibers with a degree of crimp of 13 per piece/1nch,
Barbed side - #: 25 (3 on the triangular edge) while adjusting the shape.
Repeatedly stabbing with a barbed needle (with individual barbs)
The head of an animal (bear) was sculpted.

Next, the log of the same fiber aggregate was repeatedly pricked with the same barbed needle while adjusting the shape to form the body of an animal (bear). In the same way, make the animal's (bear's) hand 9.
The legs were sculpted.

The parts formed as described above are very easily joined together by piercing with the same barbed needle as described above.
I got a bear doll.

As described above, the animal (bear) doll obtained by repeated needle pricking became a very adorable and humorous doll by adding accessories such as ribbons.

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) One or more fiber aggregates having a crimp fiber blend ratio of 20% by weight or more, one or more barbed needles, and other articles if necessary. 0 (2) A handicraft set according to claim (1), wherein the crimped fibers have a crimp degree of 5 to 20 pieces/1 nch. (3) A handicraft set according to claims (1) and (2), wherein the barbed needle has a thickness of #10 or more. (4) The blending rate of crimped fibers with a crimp degree of 5 to 20 pieces/1 nch and a fiber length of 25 to 180 #n is 20% by weight.
A fiber aggregate for a handicraft set characterized by the above.