KR102234167B1 - Korean traditional clothes apron with goose cloth wrapper and process for preparing the same - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a Korean traditional clothes apron using a wild goose knot and a method for manufacturing the same, and more particularly, to a Korean traditional clothes apron using a wild goose knot with excellent artistry and workmanship by making a wild goose knot using traditional sewing techniques and using the same to make a Korean traditional clothes apron, and a method for manufacturing the same. The Korean traditional clothes apron manufactured by using the wild goose knot according to the present invention is excellent in artistry and workmanship that can satisfy both functionality and aesthetics, so that the product has a high degree of completeness, thereby being able to impart psychological stability to a user.

Description

Korean traditional clothes apron with goose cloth wrapper and process for preparing the same}

The present invention relates to a hanbok apron using a goose knot and a method of manufacturing the same, and more particularly, a goose knot is produced using a traditional sewing technique and completed by using it in the production of a hanbok apron, thereby creating a goose knot with excellent artistry and workability. It relates to the used hanbok apron and its manufacturing method.

In the global era, countries in the world today exchange freely without the concept of borders. Culturally advanced countries dominate the world market by developing products based on their own culture and traditions, and as a result, preference for high-tech products and cultural products containing cultural values is also on the rise. The reason for this phenomenon is that the cultural sensibilities of the peoples of each country are increasing due to the progress of the information society, and the desire for cultural values is increasing.

In particular, Korea is attracting attention and attention from the world due to the successful hosting of the 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup and the Korean Wave fever. At this time, it is more necessary to develop cultural products that can spread the strengths of Korea.

Furoshiki is a household item made of cloth or paper used to wrap or cover things from ancient times. Most representatively, when looking at the types and patterns, there are Jogakbo and Subo. By embroidering each stitch on a cloth, it is made by repeating the act of embodying a heartfelt heart. Also, putting things in a cloth that has been elaborated in this way means wrapping up fortune (福). In particular, Subo porcelain was mainly used for gilsa such as weddings, and the most common patterns were trees and flowers, and furthermore, there are auspicious birds such as cranes, phoenixes, and peacocks, butterflies, and grass bugs.

Furoshiki is not just a practical tool, but a magical tool for religious aspirations and wishes, and a ritual tool for politeness and formality. Silver is both a means of transport and a tool of the mind.

Among them, goose bowl is a wrapping cloth that is cut with wood used in Jeonanrye of traditional wedding ceremony.

However, until now, efforts to develop these traditional products as cultural products and make them into luxury products have been very insignificant.

Korean Patent Registration No. 10-1535293 (July 2nd, 2015) Korean Utility Model Publication No. 10-1998-068876 (December 5, 1998)

The inventor of the present invention has been producing Jogakbo for over 20 years, taking in mind the reality that there are no various brands representing Korea, and is inspired by something he has directly experienced through Jogakbo and obtained a motif from Korean traditional culture with his own style. While the reinterpretation of the work has been carried out so far, it has been discovered that a goose knot used for a goose knot can be applied to a hanbok apron, as described later, to be manufactured in a cultural product with excellent workability, and the present invention has been completed.

Therefore, the object of the present invention is a traditional wedding craft with excellent artistry, aesthetics and craftsmanship using a goose knot having a strong symbolic and magical meaning. It is to provide a creative hanbok apron with a knot and a method of manufacturing the same.

The object of the present invention is
In the method of manufacturing a rhombus-shaped hanbok apron provided with an upper necklace band 50, a waist band 60 at both edges, and a goose knot 40 under the upper necklace band,
(a) Step of making a goose knot 40
(b) cutting the outer and lining fabrics in a square shape;
(c) On the upper surface of the outer fabric (70), a geese knot (40), a necklace band (50), and a waist band (60) are located at the upper edge based on a rhombus shape, and a little from the upper edge After arranging so that the necklace bands 50 are spaced apart and the waist bands 60 are located at both edges of the rhombus shape, the lining 80 is superimposed on the upper part and arranged in a double layer, and then the outer material 70, the goose knot (40), fixing the necklace band 50, the waist band 60 and the lining 80 with the hour hand;
(d) stitching the outer surface 70 and the lining 80 by leaving the window hole along the edge of the square by a grooving technique in a state of overlapping the outer surface (70) and the lining (80);
(e) flipping the inside and outside through the window hole and taking it out; And
(f) stitching the outer and the lining in several places by a top-needle technique; it can be achieved by a method of manufacturing a hanbok apron using a goose knot 40, characterized in that it includes.

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Hanbok apron, one of the cultural products manufactured by the traditional sewing method using the goose knot according to the present invention, has excellent artistry and workability that can satisfy both functionality and aesthetics. I can.

1 is a manufacturing process diagram of a hanbok apron using a geese knot according to the present invention.
2 is a manufacturing process diagram of a geese knot according to the present invention.
3 and 4 are views for explaining a manufacturing process of a concentric knot.
5 is a diagram illustrating a process of forming a unit concentric knot.
6 is a diagram illustrating a completed geese knot.
7 is a view for explaining the arrangement of a goose knot, a necklace band, and a side band on the outer surface.
It is a figure explaining the arrangement|positioning of the side band.
9 is a view for explaining a process of sewing the upper part of the lining by a grooving technique.
10 is a picture of the completion of an apron using a geese knot according to the present invention.

In one aspect, the present invention,
In the method of manufacturing a rhombus-shaped hanbok apron provided with an upper necklace band 50, a waist band 60 at both edges, and a goose knot 40 under the upper necklace band,
(a) Step of making a goose knot 40
(b) cutting the outer and lining fabrics in a square shape;
(c) On the upper surface of the outer fabric (70), a geese knot (40), a necklace band (50), and a waist band (60) are located at the upper edge based on a rhombus shape, and a little from the upper edge After arranging so that the necklace bands 50 are spaced apart and the waist bands 60 are located at both edges of the rhombus shape, the lining 80 is superimposed on the upper part and arranged in a double layer, and then the outer material 70, the goose knot (40), fixing the necklace band 50, the waist band 60 and the lining 80 with the hour hand;
(d) stitching the outer surface 70 and the lining 80 by leaving the window hole along the edge of the square by a grooving technique in a state of overlapping the outer surface (70) and the lining (80);
(e) flipping the inside and outside through the window hole and taking it out; And
It provides a method of manufacturing a hanbok apron using a goose knot 40, characterized in that it comprises; (f) sewing the outer and the lining by a top-needle technique in several places.

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In a further aspect, the present invention
The step of making the geese knot 40
(a1) cutting the fabric 10 into a rectangular shape;
(a2) forming a ring (22) by folding the cut cloth vertically into quarters, folding it in the shape of an English letter "W", and then folding it up and down;
(a3) sewing the side surfaces 21 of the rest of the parts excluding the formed rings 22 by a knitting technique to make each ring made of two fabrics having the same shape but different colors;
(a4) forming a knot (31) by inserting between two rings and forming three or more concentric knots (30) with such a knot (31);
(a5) arranging three or more concentric knots (30) side by side and then sewing (41) the abutting surface by a knitting technique to connect the concentric knots (30) to produce a goose knot (40); And

(a6) Separately, prepare a wing cut in a cylindrical or rectangular shape, and then position both ends of the goose knot 40 to overlap the inside of the wing, and sew the overlapped edge from the outside by a top needle technique 42 to make a goose knot. It provides a method of manufacturing a hanbok apron using a geese knot, characterized in that it comprises a step of completing the;

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The present invention, in another further aspect,
In the step (d), the area of the goose knot 40 and the waist belt 60 is sewn by a grooved technique in a diagonal so that the seam part becomes a triangular, but a window hole capable of reversing the inside and outside is left. Provides a method of manufacturing a hanbok apron using a knot.

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The present invention, in another further aspect,

It provides a skirt or apron using a geese knot, characterized in that manufactured by the above method.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of an apron using a goose knot and a method of manufacturing the same according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Terms and words used in the present specification and claims are not limited to the usual or dictionary meanings, and the inventor is based on the principle that the concept of terms can be appropriately defined in order to describe his or her invention in the best way. It should be interpreted as a meaning and concept consistent with the technical idea of the present invention. Therefore, it is understood that the embodiments described in the present specification and the configurations shown in the drawings are only the most preferred embodiments of the present invention, and there may be various equivalents and modifications that can replace them at the time of the present application. shall.

1 is a manufacturing process diagram of a hanbok apron using a goose knot according to the present invention, Figure 2 is a manufacturing process diagram of the goose knot according to the present invention, Figures 3 and 4 are views for explaining the manufacturing process of the concentric knot, Figure 5 Is a diagram illustrating a process of forming a unit concentric knot, FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a completed goose knot, and FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an arrangement of a goose knot, a necklace band, and a side band on the outer fabric, and FIG. 8 Is a diagram illustrating the arrangement of the side band, FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating a process of sewing the upper part of the lining by a grooving technique, and FIG. 10 is a picture of a completion of an apron using a goose knot according to the present invention. Hereinafter, each individual step will be described in detail.

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(a) Steps to make a goose knot

It may be desirable to perform the step of manufacturing the goose knot by dividing into the following detailed steps.

(a1) Fabric cutting step

First, fabrics of various colors (10, silk may be more preferable) are cut into a rectangular shape of a certain size.

(a2) folding and ring formation step

Then, the cut fabric is divided vertically into four equal parts to form a fold line, and folded to form a two-ply (23) centered on the center. More specifically, when the outer surface of the fabric is folded in half inward, and the outer surfaces of the fabric are folded so that the edges are aligned with each other, a two-ply fold is formed. This structure can be described in the shape of the English letter "W", one side has two vertices and the other side has three vertices.

Thereafter, both ends are folded to match the ends to form a ring 22 of a predetermined size. Reference numeral 20 denotes a seam allowance.

(a3) step

Subsequently, the shape is the same by stitching along one side of the rest (a certain length from the overlapping ends) except for the formed ring 22 (the place where the seam allowance in the form of two vertices) is sewn by a knitting technique. Make two rings of different colors. Reference numeral 21 denotes a sewing line by the knitting technique.

(a4) Concentric knot formation step

Then, one loop is inserted into the hole of another loop to form a knot 31, and several concentric knots 30 with such knots are formed.

(a5) Steps of connecting concentric knots

The goose knot is traditionally made by tying 3 or 5 concentric knots, but is not limited thereto.

As shown in FIG. 6, after arranging the sides of the three concentric knots side by side, stitching by a cross-stitch technique (also referred to as tortoiseshell stroke) is used to connect the concentric knots to produce a goose knot 40. Reference numeral 41 denotes a sewing line by the knitting technique.

The strength and durability of the wild goose knot are reinforced by closely stitching the joint by such a treatment, so that it is not damaged even if used for a long time.

(a6) attaching wings

On the other hand, a goose wing cut into a cylindrical or rectangular shape is separately prepared, and then both ends of the goose knot 40 are positioned so as to overlap the inside of the wing.

(a7) upper needle step

Subsequently, the overlapped edge is sewn from the outside by a top needle technique (42) to complete the geese knot. Mainly, three-damaged needles have a good decorative effect and become durable. The bottom of the goose knot is finished by folding it inward to form a triangle. At this time, the upper part of the wing is not treated very much.

(b) Fabric cutting step

Separately, the fabric to be used as the outer and lining is cut into a shape suitable for use as a skirt or apron (e.g., a square or a sector-shaped square).

The term "fabric" used in the present invention is not limited to these examples, and, for example, silk, fabric, linen, cotton, cloth, synthetic fiber fabric, natural fabric yarn product, vinyl, synthetic resin oxford, twill, etc. It may include.

(c) multilayer arrangement step

Then, place the cut fabric outer surface 70 on the floor so that the outside is exposed as shown in FIG. 7 and place the geese knot 40, the necklace strap 50, and the waist strap 60 on the top based on the rhombus shape. The geese knot is located at the corner, the necklace band 50 is located slightly spaced from the upper corner, and the waist band is located at both edges of the rhombus shape.

The geese knot 40 is positioned at the edge of the outer surface 70 so that the end is slightly exposed, and then the end of the necklace band 50 of a certain length is slightly exposed to be spaced apart from each other. The appropriate length of the waistband 60 is positioned so that the ends are slightly exposed in the same manner at the adjacent corners.

Subsequently, the linings 80 are stacked on top of them and arranged in a double layer, and the edges are fixed with an hour hand.

(d) grooving step

Then, with the outer fabric and the lining overlapped, the edge of the square is sewn along the seam line 93 by leaving a window hole with a grooved technique.

At this time, the area of the geese knot 40 and the waist belt 60 is sewn by a grooved technique in a diagonal so that the seam allowance becomes a triangular shape, but a window hole for reversing the inside and outside is left. Reference numeral 91 denotes a corner seam tangent line.

The grooving technique is a basic stitch for stitching that produces the same stitches on the inside and outside, and is used when attaching seams or gathering, and stitches the stitches evenly and narrowly. It is mainly carried out on parts that are not exposed to the outside, and there are dense grooves and rare grooves, and is also called a running stitch.

(e) flipping step

If you turn the lining and the outer material through the window hole and take it out, the stitches will not be visible, and the apron will be neatly finished.

(f) bed-needle step

The outer fabric and the lining are sewn in several places by a top-needle technique, and the window hole is sewn and closed to complete an apron using a goose knot.

Particularly, the part exposed to the outside makes the seams invisible by stitching to make the appearance of the product look neat.

Ball stitching is a technique where two pieces of fabric are overlapped or the outer lining is folded, or the seam is folded so that the seams do not collect, or stitches are not visible even from the outside. Because it enters, it is difficult to see from the outside or from the inside. It is also known as vacancy and slip stitch.

In this way, it is possible to manufacture a skirt, a creative cultural product, with high dignity by selecting various materials and colors to properly harmonize the goose knot, necklace sash, waist sash, outer fabric, lining, and sewing thread.

10 is a real photograph of an apron using a goose knot produced by the method of the present invention.

By harmonizing the traditional and color schemes as above, an apron with a high quality can only be made by hand. In particular, it is possible to enhance the dignity of the work by using traditional sewing, but such work activities are difficult to implement with a machine or a sewing machine.

It reminds me of the splendid pattern of the apron, the countless stories that will be in it, and the memories of my hometown on a holiday.

Under the influence of Confucianism in the Joseon Dynasty, the notion of Ye (藝) kept human senses and emotions away, and the universe view based on the theory of the yin-yang and five elements defined the lifestyle and color of the general people. Therefore, traditional embroidery emphasized the way of embodying the concept and symbolism according to the custom rather than expressing the embroiderer's feelings.

Ornaments are items used to decorate the body, and are ornaments attached to the Hanbok or the body, and play a role in making the Hanbok more beautiful. The functions of ornaments include a decorative function that represents aesthetic consciousness, a magical function that defeats evil, and an identification function that represents wealth and power. The material of the female norigae is well contained in this character. A pair of jade butterflies believed that the meaning of marital maritime, jade symbolizes longevity, clusters of grapes symbolizes the friendship of the offspring, and the silver chimney eliminates sickness and sickness. In this way, the common human wish is expressed in the ornaments, and it has been handed down as an art that pursues the hidden inner side of women through harmony with clothing.

Major culturally developed countries are responding to the demands of tourists and consumers with different tastes by developing various cultural products using their own traditions and cultures, whereas in Korea, only some products are sold using the patterns of relics or cultural properties. In addition, many problems were exposed in design and material development, marketing, and sales. Accordingly, there is a need for a new awareness of the development of cultural products and an urgent response.

Among the variety of cultural products, especially the fashion and cultural products field has endless potential for development, and Korea also designs and produces aprons, a new fashion culture product, on the basis of discovering and researching excellent traditions and cultures. By actively creating an image, you can secure competitiveness in the global market.

In particular, a new globalization of Korean beauty through a modern reinterpretation of the traditional beauty of Korea by obtaining motifs from embroidered, carved paper, folk paintings, and patterns of the Joseon Dynasty, and redesigned to create a luxury product that can be felt by handmade craftsmen. There is a need to open up the territory.

Based on this, the development of modern and popular unique products with Korean colors, the transition to a mass production system through the reorganization of the distribution system, and the accurate recognition of the products to be sold to sellers will be provided. It is necessary to install and promote publicity activities to promote Korean culture.

In addition to museums with relics on display, you can walk around famous buildings of the Joseon Dynasty, such as palaces and temples, collect materials, and feel our traditional beauty, from Jogakbo made by Kyubang women to insects appearing in folk paintings. Among them, Kkotsalmun, which is said to have been used only in Eojeon and Daeungjeon, is among the best. This flower pattern is designed by combining the white color of our nation and the blue color of the Joseon Dynasty country, and this flower pattern has the meaning of preventing bad luck.

It is believed that cultural products will become an important factor in creating national image and economic wealth in response to the trend of the times through high-quality cultural products. We develop traditional cultural product designs in various colors among our traditional elements and compete in the domestic and foreign cultural product markets. Should be raised.

In order to develop a high value-added fashion cultural product design that can spread Korea to the world, it is necessary to develop it in a new perspective and to the public in accordance with the present age based on our own traditional elements, and not only in the design aspect, but also at the government level. It is necessary to review all of the support and preparation of countermeasures, improvement of the distribution process, and new marketing methods.

It is judged that the apron work according to the present invention is capable of pioneering such a globalization area. It is hoped that the present invention will serve as an opportunity to lead to luxury while newly establishing the status of Korean traditional sewing products.

Although the preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described as above, those skilled in the art will understand that various modifications and changes can be made to the present invention within the scope not departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention described in the claims below. I will be able to.

Claims (4)

In the method of manufacturing a rhombus-shaped hanbok apron provided with an upper necklace band 50, a waist band 60 at both edges, and a goose knot 40 under the upper necklace band,
(a) Step of making a goose knot 40
(b) cutting the outer and lining fabrics in a square shape;
(c) On the upper surface of the outer fabric (70), a geese knot (40), a necklace band (50), and a waist band (60) are located at the upper edge based on a rhombus shape, and a little from the upper edge After arranging so that the necklace bands 50 are spaced apart and the waist bands 60 are located at both edges of the rhombus shape, the lining 80 is superimposed on the upper part and arranged in a double layer, and then the outer material 70, the goose knot (40), fixing the necklace band 50, the waist band 60 and the lining 80 with the hour hand;
(d) stitching the outer surface 70 and the lining 80 by leaving the window hole along the edge of the square by a grooving technique in a state of overlapping the outer surface (70) and the lining (80);
(e) flipping the inside and outside through the window hole and taking it out; And
(f) the step of sewing the outer and the lining by a top-needle technique in several places; a method of manufacturing a hanbok apron using a geese knot 40, characterized in that it comprises. The method according to claim 1,
The step of making the geese knot 40
(a1) cutting the fabric 10 into a rectangular shape;
(a2) forming a ring (22) by folding the cut cloth vertically into quarters, folding it in the shape of an English letter "W", and then folding it up and down;
(a3) sewing the side surfaces 21 of the rest of the parts excluding the formed rings 22 by a knitting technique to make each ring made of two fabrics having the same shape but different colors;
(a4) forming a knot (31) by inserting between two rings and forming three or more concentric knots (30) with such a knot (31);
(a5) arranging three or more concentric knots (30) side by side and then sewing (41) the abutting surface by a knitting technique to connect the concentric knots (30) to produce a goose knot (40); And
(a6) Separately, prepare a wing cut in a cylindrical or rectangular shape, and then position both ends of the goose knot 40 to overlap the inside of the wing, and sew the overlapped edge from the outside by a top needle technique 42 to make a goose knot. Completing the; Method of manufacturing a hanbok apron using a geese knot comprising a. The method according to claim 1,
In the step (d), the area of the goose knot 40 and the waist belt 60 is sewn by a grooved technique in a diagonal so that the seam part becomes a triangular, but a window hole capable of reversing the inside and outside is left. A method of manufacturing a hanbok apron using a knot. Hanbok apron using a geese knot, characterized in that manufactured by the method according to claim 1.

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