JPS6010614Y2 - decorative figurines dolls - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a decorative figurine doll that can be easily produced by handicrafts or the like.

Traditionally, it has been widely practiced to make decorative figurines using Tetsu dolls or dolls made of synthetic resin.
Such conventional dolls have little variety of works, and are not suitable for making beautiful dolls that can be used as general ornaments because they are simple dolls used for purposes such as pajama dolls. So-called doll-making techniques were used, which required a considerable amount of time and effort to make figurines, regardless of whether they were dressed in Japanese clothing or not.

Recently, with the diversity of works being developed, popularization has progressed,
Along with this, various dolls were devised using new handicraft techniques, and simple figurines made from beer bottles, whiskey bottles, etc., became popular as a hobby.

The purpose of this invention is to quickly respond to the trends of the times, overcome the difficulties of conventional doll production, and provide a figurine doll that combines the enjoyment of handicrafts with the simplicity that can be easily made by any number of people. , using a specified form of supporting material, plywood and the required thickness to form an inclined adhesion surface that is erected from the plywood and whose peripheral wall surface slopes slightly upward and inward in the middle. A support material consisting of a mandrel to which a disc-shaped adhesive plate is fixed, and a flexible doll having an insertion hole at the bottom and having a continuous head and upper chest is inserted and connected to the upper end of the mandrel through the insertion hole. , covering the upper body part of the neck doll and the upper part of the support material, a jacket member, and a skirt member attached to the lower part thereof by fixing at least a part to the circumferential wall surface of the disk-shaped adhesive plate, respectively. It is characterized by being at a minimum.

The specific details will be further explained below based on the embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 shows one embodiment of the parts required for manufacturing a figurine doll according to an example of the present invention, including a base plate 2 and a shaft 3 erected from the base plate 2.
A support member 1 made of wood, plastic, or any other arbitrary material, to which a disc-shaped (including an elliptical board) adhesive plate 4 of a required thickness is fixed in the middle, the peripheral wall 4a of which gradually slopes upward;
A Tetsuru doll 5 with a continuous head 6 and upper body 7 made of a flexible material such as synthetic resin or synthetic leather rubber, which has an insertion hole 8 at the bottom that can be inserted into the upper end of the shaft 3 of the supporting material 1. Doll hand member 9
, 9' are shown.

Although not shown in the drawings, it is usually preferable to attach a double-sided adhesive tape with a release paper to the surface of the peripheral wall 4a of the adhesive plate 4 in this member in advance. Just by separating it, you can easily attach a skirt or the like.

However, of course, it is not always necessary to adhere such a double-sided adhesive tape, and there is no problem in applying glue using a glue at any time during doll production.

FIG. 2 shows a figurine doll according to an example of the present invention manufactured using each of the members shown in FIG. A skirt material lea made of one or more materials appropriately selected from conventional handicraft materials such as paper, cloth, thread, tape, felt, and sheets is pasted and fixed at its upper end to the inclined peripheral wall 4a of the pasting plate 4. First, the tension of the skirt is determined by doing this, and then the second and third skirt materials 10bwlOe are sequentially layered to match the skirt material, or decorative pieces are layered in steps to create a tier.
A skirt material 10 is formed by forming a skirt member 10 in the shape of a toss skirt, and on the other hand, a jacket member 11 is attached to the upper body 7 of the Tetsudo doll 5, and the toss skirt member 10 is overlapped.
The upper parts of a, 10b, 10c, etc. are overlapped with the lower part of the jacket 11 and fastened with a fastening band 12 such as a ribbon or tape to form a waist part.The hand members 9 and 9' may be attached in advance or after the above operation. Any of these can be fixed to the arm end of the upper garment member 11 at any time.

Of course, the above-mentioned production mode is just an example, and it is possible to change it to various modes by utilizing the manufacturer's hobby and using the adhesive plate 4.

FIG. 3 shows the doll thus obtained housed in the case 13.

Further, in each of the above figures, the mandrel 3 is made of a single rod-shaped body, but it is also the intention of the present invention that it may be configured as a leg member 15 of a doll as shown in FIG. 4, if necessary. , is a preferred embodiment.

In this case, in order to take advantage of the leg members 15, it is preferable that the skirt member 16 attached and fixed to the adhesive plate 4 is a miniskirt-like member.

Thus, by using the above-mentioned members, various figurines can be easily manufactured.

In particular, various materials can be used as upper garment parts and skirt materials.
For example, by appropriately combining cloth, paper, felt, tape, etc., you can make a doll with even more interest, and by using scraps, you can enjoy the joy of making dolls by hand.

As described above, according to the present invention, it is a figurine doll manufactured by combining a Tetsu doll and a support material formed into a desired shape with an appropriate skirt material or jacket material, and the Not only does it require no special skill, but the material can be freely selected, and the shape of the doll's clothing can be changed by changing the support material, the size and type of the surrounding wall surface to which it is attached. It has the advantage of being able to be attached to an inclined peripheral wall surface, and unlike simply clamping it onto an inclined peripheral wall surface,
It sufficiently stabilizes the adhesion of the material, and the slanted peripheral wall gives the tendency for clothing materials such as skirts to spread out, and also makes it easy to apply pressure, and together with the simplicity of installation, it allows for a wide range of handicraft works. It is extremely effective in promoting diversification in the field of Shime doll production.

In particular, since the invented doll does not require complicated materials, it is possible to easily obtain a variety of dolls to suit various hobbies, and what is more, the doll is comparable in appearance to conventional luxurious dolls. It is expected that it will become popular in the future.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is an exploded view showing the manufacturing parts of the doll of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a partially cutaway front view showing an example of the doll of the invention, Fig. 3 is an external perspective view of the doll, and Fig. 4 is the support material. It is a perspective view showing other embodiments of. 1... Support material, 2... Base plate, 3...
... Mandrel, 4... Adhesive plate, 4a...
Adhesive surrounding wall surface, 5...Tetsu doll, 9.9'...
...Hand member, 15...Leg member.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. A base plate 2 and a required thickness to form an inclined adhesive surface that is erected from the base plate 2 and whose peripheral wall surface 4a is slightly inclined upwardly and inwardly in the middle. A supporting member 1 consisting of a mandrel 3 to which a disc-shaped adhesive plate 4 is fixed has an insertion hole 8 at the upper end of the mandrel 3 and at the bottom thereof.
A flexible neck 5 having a continuous head 6 and upper body 7 is fitted and connected through the insertion hole 8, and the neck doll upper body 7 and the upper part of the support material 1 are covered, and the upper garment member 11 is attached. , and a skirt member 10 is attached to the lower part thereof by adhering and fixing at least a part to the circumferential wall surface 4a of the disk-shaped adhesive plate 4, respectively. 2. Scope of Utility Model Registration Claim 1, in which the skirt member 10 is composed of a plurality of skirt materials lea, 10b, and 10c that are layered in a stepped manner, and the lowest layer skirt material 10a is attached and fixed to the peripheral wall surface of the support member. Decorative figurine doll listed. 3 Skirt member 16 with miss-skirt shape
A decorative figurine doll according to claim 1 of the utility model registration, which is constituted by: 4. The upper part of the jacket member 11 and the skirt member 10, 16 are partially overlapped, and the overlapping part is fastened with a fastening band 12. Decorative figurine doll. 5 Utility model registration claims Paragraphs 1 to 4 in which the jacket member 11 and the skirt member 10.16 are made of one or more materials selected from paper, cloth, resin sheet, tape, and thread. Decorative figurine dolls listed in any of the following sections. 6 Double-sided adhesive tape is attached in advance to the peripheral wall surface 4a of the support member 1, and the release paper is removed to attach the skirt member 10.6.
Claim No. 1 for Utility Model Registration that affixes and fixes a part of 16
A decorative figurine doll as described in any of Items 5 to 5. 7. A decorative ornament according to any one of claims 1 to 5 of the claims for utility model registration, in which glue is adhered to the peripheral wall surface 4a of the support member 1 and a part of the skirt member 10.16 is affixed and fixed thereto. doll.