JPS6341024Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a doll that can be made into any pose you want, and can be produced at low material cost, and will be described below based on embodiment drawings.

In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a doll body wrapped in clothes, with a hollow torso 2, arms 3, and legs 4 each sewn from cloth, and a face 5 made of stuffed toy. It is made with

The present invention is a doll as described above, in which a core body is provided in the torso and part of the limbs. That is, as shown in the figure, a block body 6 made of wood or the like with a flat bottom 6a is provided on the torso, and rods 7 made of wood or the like are provided on the forearm from the wrist to the elbow of the arm and on the shin of the leg. The waist, arms, and legs can be bent freely at the parts that are outside of these blocks or rods.

The doll of the present invention has the above-mentioned structure, and although it is entirely made of cloth, the body is provided with a block body 6 with a flat bottom surface 6a. You can have them sit or sit on a chair.

In addition, not only can the arms and legs be crossed, but the arms and legs have rods at the front and shins, respectively, so by standing up the front rods, you can lie down on your elbows. By using the rods on its shins, it can be placed in a state where its knees are crossed, and various other positions can be taken.

In this way, the doll of this invention can sit or lie down, and its limbs can be bent in any way you like, but the structure for this purpose is that it has a cloth-wrapped figure. It is only necessary to attach the block body for the torso and the rod bodies for the forefoot and shin to the sewn product, so the material cost is reduced by using waste materials, etc., and the simple structure reduces the cost. It has the advantage of being manufacturable.

Furthermore, the block body and the rod body are all covered with clothing and are not exposed, so they are safe and can be safely used even by young children.

In order to attach the torso block body 6 into clothing, the cloth cylinder body 8 with an open bottom, on which the face part 5 and the neck part 9 are formed, is placed over the block body 6, and then attached to the block body as appropriate using glue or fasteners. It is sufficient to fix the neck part to the upper part of the clothing by sewing or the like.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway front view showing an example of a doll according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a view showing how the block body is attached, and FIGS. 3a and 3b are views showing various postures. In the figure, 1...doll body, 2...torso, 3...arms, 4...legs, 5...face, 6...body block, 7...rod, 8... Cloth cylinder body, 9... neck.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The doll is formed by sewing together a hollow torso and the four limbs of the arms and legs with cloth, forming a single unit, and a face made of a stuffed toy or the like is appropriately attached to the torso of the doll body. A block body with a flat bottom is provided in the torso of the doll body, and rod bodies are provided at the forearms of the arms and the shins of the legs.