JPS6243834Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to an assembly structure for decorative parts such as decorative butterflies.

(Prior art) Decorative butterflies as shown in Fig. 1 have traditionally been used for funeral wreaths, etc., but in conventional ones, the center piece 11 and its sides are press-molded from cardboard, synthetic resin sheets, etc. A mounting member 13 such as a wire having an antenna wire 14 attached to the tip thereof is fixed to the back side of the center piece 11 with a presser piece 15.

However, the above-mentioned conventional device has disadvantages such as poor appearance, and the holding piece 15 peels off or tears when the mounting member 13 is bent when attached to a wreath, etc., and the shape retention of the wings is poor. There were drawbacks such as poor quality and unevenness due to the restoring force of the base paper.

(Purpose of the invention) The purpose of the invention is to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks of the conventional ones, to provide an extremely good appearance, to be able to securely fix the mounting member, and to be able to arbitrarily adjust the opening of the wings. Of course, it is possible to provide an assembly structure for decorative parts that can maintain the shape of the wings, which are the lifeblood of butterflies of this species, in an optimal state.

(Structure of the invention) In the assembly structure of the decorative parts according to the invention, the center piece and the wings extending on both sides of the center piece are integrally molded from cardboard or the like, and a mounting member such as a wire projects downward from the center piece. A decorative part for a decorative butterfly, etc. consisting of a body piece, which is attached to the upper side of the center piece, and is also attached to the lower side of the center piece. and a lining piece formed in a shape corresponding to the body piece, and bendable reinforcing ribs such as wire extending from the center piece on both sides and attached to the back surface of the wing part, The mounting base of the mounting member is fixed by passing through the center piece from the lining piece, and the fixing part is hidden by the body piece.

Therefore, the center piece is sandwiched between the body piece formed to imitate the body part of a butterfly, etc., and the lining piece formed in a shape corresponding to the body piece, and the mounting member Since the base passes through the lining piece to the center piece and is concealed and fixed with the body piece, the mounting part is extremely strong, and there is no risk of it peeling off or tearing if the mounting member is bent or handled roughly. do not have.

In addition, a body piece formed to imitate the body of a butterfly or the like is attached to the top side of the center piece, and a lining piece is attached to the back side, so that the wing part and the body piece are attached to each other. Not only does it have a clearly separated form and has an extremely good appearance, but by bending the reinforcing ribs attached to the back side of the wings, the opening of the wings can be adjusted as desired. It can be accurately shaped.

(Example) An example of the assembly structure of decorative parts according to the present invention will be described based on FIGS. 2 and 3.
indicates the entire decorative part, and in the illustrated example, the center piece 2
A decorative butterfly is shown in which the wing portions 3 and wing portions 3 extending on both sides are integrally molded from cardboard or the like, and a mounting member 4 such as a wire projects downward from the center piece 2. In the case of decorative butterflies, the center piece 2 and wing portions 3 are generally formed by press-molding a base paper such as cardboard or a synthetic resin sheet with a golden color applied to the surface.

A body piece 5 formed to imitate the body of a butterfly is attached to the upper side of the center piece 2, and a lining piece formed in a shape corresponding to the body piece 5 is attached to the lower side of the center piece 2. 6 is pasted. Furthermore, a reinforcing rib 7 made of paper-covered artificial flower wire is attached to the back surface of the wing portion 3 by a presser paper piece 8 so as to extend through the center piece 2 to the wing portions 3 on both sides. The mounting member 4 is made of artificial flower wire similar to the reinforcing rib 7, and its tips are inserted through the mounting holes 9 drilled in the lining piece 6 and center piece 2, respectively, and then folded back to form the lining piece 6. It is fixed by binding it on the back side. By attaching the body piece 5 to the upper surface of the center piece 2, the mounting base, which is the folded part, is hidden. Reference numeral 10 denotes an antenna, which is formed by wrapping the central part of the antenna around the reinforcing rib 7 using a silver wire core material and rounding the tip.

Although the embodiments described above relate to decorative butterflies used in funeral wreaths, it goes without saying that the structure of the present invention can also be applied to other decorative insects having wings.

(Effect of the invention) According to the assembly structure of the decorative parts according to the invention, the center piece includes a body piece formed to imitate the body part of a butterfly, etc., and a lining piece formed in a shape corresponding to the body piece. Moreover, since the mounting base of the mounting member passes through the lining piece to the center piece and is concealed and fixed by the body piece, the mounting part is extremely strong and cannot be bent or roughly touched. There is no risk of peeling or tearing when handled.

In addition, a body piece formed to imitate the body of a butterfly or the like is attached to the top side of the center piece, and a lining piece is attached to the back side, so that the wing part and the body piece are attached to each other. Not only does it have a clearly separated form and has an extremely good appearance, but by bending the reinforcing ribs attached to the back side of the wings, the opening of the wings can be adjusted as desired. It can be accurately shaped.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a plan view showing the assembly structure of a conventional decorative butterfly, Figures 2 and 3 are examples of the assembly structure of decorative parts according to the present invention, and Figure 2 is an exploded plan view of each part. , FIG. 3 is a bottom view showing the assembled state. 1: Whole decorative part, 2: Center piece, 3: Wing part,
4: Mounting member, 5: Body piece, 6: Lining piece, 7:
Reinforcement rib, 8: Pressing piece, 9: Mounting hole, 10: Antenna.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] Decorations such as decorative butterflies, etc., in which a center piece and wing parts extending on both sides of the center piece are integrally molded from cardboard, etc., and a mounting member such as a wire is protruded downward from the center piece. A body piece attached to the upper side of the center piece and formed to imitate the body of the butterfly, etc., and a body piece attached to the lower side of the center piece and corresponding to the body piece. The mounting base of the mounting member is provided with a lining piece formed in the shape of a lining piece, and a bendable reinforcing rib such as a wire that extends from the center piece on both sides and is affixed to the back surface of the wing portion, and the mounting base of the mounting member is attached to the lining piece. An assembly structure for decorative parts, characterized in that the parts are fixed by penetrating the center piece from one piece to the other, and the fixing part is hidden by the body piece.