JPS6311462B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for producing an interesting irregular kasted fabric in which a predetermined pattern is formed using a weft kasted pattern on a very unusual spotted and blurred ground. One embodiment will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

Warps necessary for a predetermined width are warped and arranged in parallel, and this group of warped and parallel warps is loosely fastened with temporary wefts.

Discharge dyeing paste is sprinkled in spots on the ground other than the predetermined pattern area of the group of provisional warp threads loosely attached by the provisional weft threads.

For example, when a butterfly pattern is set, if a pattern paper cut out in the butterfly pattern is placed on the provisional warp group, an outline butterfly pattern will be formed.

In addition, when discharging paste is sprinkled in spots, the traditional makinori technique is used.

Alternatively, a sprayer with larger spray holes may be used.

Next, this part of the ground is dyed in a light color with no clear outline.

For example, if you want different colors even if the hue, lightness, or saturation are different, you can spray dye using blue dye, move the spray gun closer or farther away, or make the spray stronger or weaker. It is also possible to apply a multi-colored blur dyeing with shading. Also, blue, red,
In the case of multiple colors such as green, repeat spray dyeing for the number of colors.

The drawing is an explanatory diagram of the finished product, where 5 is a spotted part, 1 is a predetermined pattern part, 2 is a ground part, and 3 is a weft-kasted part.

The dashed-dotted line is red, the dashed-double line is blue,
The thin lines are yellow, and the colors of each section are mixed together, making the sections unclear, but since it is impossible to illustrate them, the sections are shown using chain lines.

After processing this provisional yarn, it is dyed and vaporized and washed by conventional methods, and then warped to form a warp yarn ball.

Using these warp threads and the Kasuri weft, which is calculated so that the Kasuri is placed in the white pattern area of the butterfly, weft Kasuri is applied only to the white pattern area of the butterfly. A kasuri fabric is woven in which a predetermined pattern expressed by weft kasuri is formed. (The weave may be, for example, a flat weave.) The base portion 2 of this Kasuri fabric is squeezed by a conventional method.

After the squeezing process, it is steamed and dyed, and the tied threads are released to express the squeezed pattern 4.

Since the present invention is configured as described above, a predetermined pattern is expressed by the wefted Kasuri, but the part of the background that is the backlash is a spotted and blurred background with scattered patterns, and in the case of multicolors, The plot becomes a blurred ground with uneven multicolored spots, and this spotted blurred ground with a strange squeeze pattern gives a shadow to the ground.
For this reason, the kasuri pattern, which is the key point, stands out very much, and the spotted, blurred ground with the shibori pattern matches the kasuri pattern, creating a kasuri fabric with a progressively new feel.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figure is a plan view of a part of this product. 1...Predetermined pattern part, 2... Ground part, 4... Shibori pattern.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1 Warp the warp threads necessary for the specified width in parallel,
Discharge dyeing paste is sprinkled in spots on the ground other than the predetermined pattern areas of the provisional warp groups loosely attached by the provisional wefts,
Next, we apply light-colored shading dyeing on this part of the ground where the outline is not clearly defined, and use kasuri wefts that are kasuri-dyed to match the warp threads and the white pattern areas that are not shading-dyed. It is characterized by weaving a kasuri fabric in which a predetermined pattern is formed by weft kasuri only in the cut-out pattern part, and by applying a shibori process to the ground part of this kasuri kasuri fabric, the shibori pattern is scattered. A manufacturing method for Kasuri Kasuri fabric.