JPS5915839B2 - Transfer method - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention involves drawing arbitrary creative designs, patterns, etc. using alcohol on a transfer paper printed with an ink containing a sublimable dye or a heat-melting ink, and then covering the paper after drying. This is a method in which the image is superimposed on the transfer material and transferred by heating and pressing.

Conventionally, transfer paper has been known that is printed with ink containing sublimable dyes, heat-melting ink, etc., but this transfer paper has a certain design or pattern formed in advance on the transfer paper using the above-mentioned transfer material. The design/pattern forming surface is superimposed on the transferred object, and the designs/patterns formed on the transfer paper are transferred to the transferred object by applying heat and pressure. Once created, it could not be transcribed.

The present invention provides a method for transferring the above-mentioned creation onto an object to be transferred. Next, the method will be explained.

First, a brush,
Creative designs, patterns, etc. are drawn with alcohol using a brush or the like, and after this is dried, it is superimposed on the object to be transferred, and this is heated and pressurized.

Through the above operation, the ink containing sublimable dye or heat-melting ink that forms the color of the transfer paper is dissolved in alcohol, and the creative design, pattern, etc. on the transfer paper is white or the ink that forms the color of the transfer paper is diluted. It comes to be depicted as a color.

When this is superimposed on the object to be transferred and heated and pressurized, the color forming ink on the transfer paper remains as it is, and the areas where the creative designs and patterns are formed are changed by the transfer ink that is the transfer material due to the real alcohol as described above. Since it is dissolved, the area becomes white or is transferred as a diluted color of the transfer ink that is the transfer material.

As explained above, according to this method, the original design or pattern is transferred to the transferred object in its original form, but the original design or pattern can be drawn by writing with a brush, brush writing, or other method, and then transferred. As a manuscript, we create an original version of the design, pattern, etc. using traditional methods,
Although it is not impossible to faithfully reproduce handwriting touches, differences in color shading, etc. by making a printing plate and printing, it requires considerable skill and expense, but with this method, the creator's intention can be clearly reproduced. The original design of the street, the handwriting touch of the pattern, the slight difference in color between the ground color and the design/pattern, etc. can be expressed as they are on the transferred object.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Any creative design on the printed surface of transfer paper printed with ink containing a sublimable dye that is soluble in alcohol or ink containing a heat-melting dye that is soluble in alcohol. , a transfer method in which a pattern is drawn using alcohol, dried, superimposed on the object to be transferred, and transferred by heating and pressing.