JPS60119282A - Formation of batik pattern - 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 based on a ``waketsu-style pattern'' (a ``waketsu-style pattern'') in which thin lines are randomly intersected vertically and horizontally, forming fine lines of various sizes to form a continuous pattern. As shown in Reference Figure 12, this refers to the above-mentioned continuous pattern that is dyed on cloth etc. by "wax dyeing" which has been widely known since ancient times, and this pattern is referred to as "wax-like pattern" in the present invention). It is about the method.

Conventionally, when dyeing the above-mentioned "wax-like pattern" on fabrics such as Japanese clothes, the process is carried out using the well-known "wax-dyeing" method. That is, a thin layer of wax is formed on the surface of the fabric, a large number of cracks are created randomly in the thin layer of wax in the vertical and horizontal directions by applying vibrations to the fabric, and dye is impregnated into the cracks to form the fabric. It is formed by dyeing and then removing the wax. Also, when drawing wax-like patterns on the surface of drawing paper, etc., use the same method as the wax dyeing method described above to apply a thin layer of wax to the surface of the paper to create cracks, then soak paint, etc. into the cracks. The pattern is formed on the surface of the paper.

According to the conventional "wax dyeing" method described above, an extremely large amount of time and hands are required, which inevitably leads to high costs.

On the other hand, in order to eliminate the drawbacks of the above-mentioned "wax dyeing" method, wax-like patterns are formed using photography or handwriting, but both methods have the unique feel and taste of wax-like patterns. There is a problem in that the quality of the pattern is significantly reduced due to the lack of

The present invention was made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a new method of forming a wax-like pattern of high quality in an extremely simple manner.

The present invention, which achieves the above-mentioned objects, involves stretching floss on a frame surrounding the frame to form a floss membrane body, adding some moisture to the floss membrane body, and then using hands etc. from both the upper and lower sides. The method is characterized in that a wax-like pattern is formed by rubbing the fibers of the floss membrane to entangle them, and then the pattern is transferred or dyed to fabric to form a wax-like pattern.

According to Mizumotori's forming method, any wax-like pattern can be freely formed on cloth, drawing paper, etc., easily and with great precision.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail by numbering according to the procedure of one embodiment.

(1) A frame is formed by enclosing the frame in a rectangular shape, with the center portion serving as a penetrating window, and locking hooks are driven into the edges of the frame at appropriate pitches.

(2) A known ordinary cotton is hooked onto the locking needle and applied thinly to the window portion to form a cotton cotton thin film on the frame.

At this time, the tension of the cotton cotton is arbitrarily adjusted for each locking needle.

(8) Add some moisture to the above-mentioned thin cotton film by spraying, etc., and then rub it with your hands or fingertips in a pinching motion from both the upper and lower sides to entangle the fibers of the same size and size. Forms a wax-like pattern consisting of a continuous network of various shapes.

(4) Apply paint or the like to the waxy pattern and press it against paper to transfer the waxy pattern.

After removal, the pattern body is used in the same manner as a known fabric dyeing pattern to dye a wax-like pattern on any fabric.

By the above method, wax-like patterns can be drawn or dyed on cloth etc. very easily and accurately.

In the above-mentioned method of the present invention, the cotton thin film moistened with an appropriate amount of moisture by the rubbing process in item (8) above is made up of various long and short fiber forces (randomly intertwined in all directions), as shown in Figure 1. As shown in 2, it is possible to form a wax-like pattern in which meshes of various sizes are continuous.Then, using the above-mentioned wax-like pattern, the above-mentioned (4) and (5) can be formed.
When dyed or transferred as shown in FIG. 12, the extremely beautiful wax-like pattern shown in FIG. 12 is clearly formed on the fabric as it is.

In addition, by adjusting the tension on the locking hook and the sliding process in items (2) and (8) above, for example,
It is possible to freely form a wax-like pattern in any shape-1 configuration, such as thin, visible, or thick.

According to the above-described forming method of the present invention, a fine wax-like pattern can be easily formed by simply stretching cotton cotton over the frame and rubbing it together with fingertips, etc., and the wax-like pattern can be used for dyeing. Since it can be used as a paper pattern, forming the pattern on the fabric is extremely simple and quick compared to the conventional "wax dyeing" method, and the wax dyed fabric, which was conventionally considered to be expensive, can be provided at a low price. Can be done.

Furthermore, the method of the present invention has the excellent effect of making it possible to draw precise wax-like patterns, which were conventionally considered difficult.

Reference Figure 1.2 cited above is a copy of the wax-like pattern according to an embodiment of the present invention, and shows the state in which it is formed.

Procedural Sleeve Form (Method) August 14, 1980 1, Indication of the Case 1932/ Short Poem Permit No. 226469 2, Name of the Invention Method of Forming a Wax-like Pattern 3゜ Person Making the Amendment Relationship with the Case Patent Applicant Ario ηft/”Sagiten 1υ” RL (Name) Ltd. Asao Katagamiten 4, Agent 6 Number of inventions increased by supplement 0 Attachment “Column for detailed explanation of invention in specification” Correct as follows.

That is, in the 8th line to the 5th line from the top of page 6 of Ming Shinsho, "In addition, the reference figure 1.2 cited above is a copy of the wax-like pattern in one embodiment of the present invention, and its formation. This indicates the status.'' is deleted.

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) After stretching floss on a frame to form a floss membrane and adding some moisture to the floss membrane, the upper and lower surfaces of the floss membrane are rubbed together in a sandwiching manner. 1. A method for forming a wax-like pattern, which comprises forming a wax-like pattern, and performing transfer or dyeing of fabric using the wax-like pattern.