KR102403802B1 - Weaving method of fabric - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a method for weaving gauze fabrics having different patterns formed on both sides. According to a weaving method of a gauze fabric in which a plurality of wefts and warps are plain woven with each other to form patterns on both sides, a weft yarn is sequentially and repeatedly dyed with colors of a first background on the front, a second background on the back, a first pattern on the front and a second pattern on the back, and a warp yarn is sequentially and repeatedly dyed with colors of the first pattern, the second pattern, the first pattern, the second pattern, the first background, the second background, the first background, and the second background to be plain woven with the weft yarn. With this configuration, by sequentially and repeatedly weaving each of the eight wefts and warps, there is an effect of arousing the purchase desire of consumers by designing various backgrounds and patterns on the front and back.

Description

Weaving method of gauze fabric with different patterns formed on both sides {WEAVING METHOD OF FABRIC}

The present invention relates to a weaving method of a gauze fabric in which different patterns are formed in quadruple on both sides, and more particularly, by knitting the weft and warp yarns in different images based on the virtual center plane, the pattern viewed from the front of the gauze towel and It relates to a weaving method of a gauze fabric in which different patterns are formed on both sides so that the patterns seen on the opposite side of the gauze towel are not the same but are expressed in different images.

In general, towels are mainly made of natural fibers (cotton yarn, bamboo yarn) and are used to quickly absorb moisture from each part of the body that comes into contact with water, such as washing face, showering, and swimming. , and weaving with pile yarn.

Among them, terry pile, which is a pile sign, creates a unique soft feel to the towel and has the function of absorbing moisture in a short time.

Another is that BORDER is a plain weave fabric that adds a design to the towel to evoke the desire of consumers to purchase.

Another one is Gauze Towel, which is made of light and soft cotton linen and is in the form of a handkerchief, often used for infants.

Gauze (usually a light and transparent fabric made of cotton or silk) refers to a towel. Conventionally, it has been used for multiple gauze fabrics made of gauze material for various purposes, such as towels and handkerchiefs.

Multi-gauze fabric is not only light and soft texture, but also has excellent breathability and hygroscopicity, so it is distinguished from pile woven towel dough, and there is no jamming as the dough surface is flat, so it is possible to use it with confidence even for delicate skin of infants and children.

The towel fabric with the terry pile consists of a ground warp yarn, a weft yarn as a base, and a pile warp yarn making a pile.

More specifically, after strongly pulling the weft beam for making the weaving tissue and loosening the pile warp beam, in weaving, we piling two weft threads, lightly beating the third weft, and Weave it and immerse it strongly so that all three weft threads enter the weaving tissue.

At this time. The branch is not sagging because it is pulled firmly.

As a result of this, the 3 weft yarns slide over the weft yarn as it is and become a tissue, and since the pile warp is loose, it is combined with the 3 weft yarns to form a terry pile.

Also, in the case of a border (pattern), the weft, warp, and pile yarns are made, but the terry tissue, which is the role of the pile yarn, is not formed. Because it is woven, the color of the weft yarn is expressed on the towel surface over the weft yarn and the pile yarn.

However, in the case of a conventional towel or handkerchief woven through this method, when the design is formed on the front side, the color and the design of the sale are formed 180 degrees on the back side, so the readability of the letters is lowered and the aesthetics of the design is lowered. There is this.

In addition, in using a different type of bulky yarn from the yarns used for warp and weft in order to suppress color reflection, it is necessary to control the thickness and density of the bulky yarn, and the texture of the fabric changes each time. effort will increase.

Korean Intellectual Property Office Registration No. 10-2240199 Korean Intellectual Property Office Registration No. 10-1537206 Korean Intellectual Property Office Registration No. 10-1985716 Korea Intellectual Property Office Registration No. 10-2119225

The present invention has been devised to solve the above problems, and the purpose is to improve the aesthetics of the design of the gauze towel or handkerchief, as well as to express different patterns on both sides of the quadruple gauze towel.

In order to achieve the above object, the weaving method of a gauze fabric having different patterns on both sides according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention is a method of weaving a gauze fabric in which a plurality of weft and warp yarns are plain weave to form a pattern on both sides. In the following, the weft yarn is dyed with a first weft yarn dyed with a first background in the front, a second weft yarn dyed with a second background of the rear, a third weft yarn dyed with a first pattern in the front, a second pattern in the back is dyed 4th weft, 5th weft dyed with front first background, 6th weft dyed with back second background, 7th weft dyed with front first pattern, and 8th weft dyed with rear second pattern including a weft, wherein the warp is a first warp dyed with the first pattern of the front, a second warp dyed with a second pattern of the rear, a third warp dyed with the first pattern of the front, the rear A fourth warp dyed with a second pattern, a fifth warp dyed with the first background of the front, a sixth warp dyed with the second background of the rear, a seventh warp dyed with the first background of the front, and the an eighth warp yarn dyed with a second background of the rear, wherein the first and fifth weft yarns are plain weave on the fifth and seventh warp yarns, and the second weft yarn and sixth weft yarn are the sixth warp yarns and The eighth warp is plain weave, the third and seventh wefts are plain weave to the first and third warps, the fourth weft and the eighth weft are plain weave to the second and fourth warps, and the The third weft and the seventh weft are plain weave to the first and third warps so that the first and third wefts are located in the front so that the first pattern of the front is expressed in the front, and the fourth weft and the eighth weft are located in the rear It is plain weave on the second warp and the fourth warp so that the second pattern of the rear is expressed in the rear, and the first weft yarn and the fifth weft yarn are plain weave with the fifth warp and the seventh warp so that the first weft yarn is located in the front. The background is expressed in the front, and the second weft yarn and the sixth weft yarn are plain weave in the sixth warp and the eighth warp so that the second weft yarn is located in the rear, so that the second background of the rear is rearward. It is characterized in that it is expressed in the room.

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According to the weaving method of a gauze fabric having different patterns on both sides according to the present invention, by repeatedly weaving each of the eight weft and warp yarns sequentially and repeatedly, the front and rear backgrounds and patterns can be variously designed to evoke the consumer's will to purchase. there is an effect

In particular, it is a structure in which the layers formed by a plurality of weft yarns and a plurality of warp plain weave are quadrupled, and the use of colored yarn is possible, so that it is possible to obtain the effect that the front and rear backgrounds and patterns of different colors are possible.

1 is a front and rear view of a gauze fabric manufactured by a weaving method according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
2 is an organizational chart of a weaving method according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
3 to 4 are organizational charts of front and rear first and second backgrounds according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
5 to 6 are organizational charts of the front and rear first patterns and the second background according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
7 to 8 are organizational charts of the front and rear first backgrounds and second patterns according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
9 to 10 are organizational charts of the front and rear first and second patterns according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Advantages and features of the present invention and methods of achieving them will become apparent with reference to the embodiments described below in detail in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

However, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments disclosed below, but may be implemented in various different forms, and only these embodiments allow the disclosure of the present invention to be complete, and common knowledge in the art to which the present invention pertains It is provided to fully inform those who have the scope of the invention, and the present invention is only defined by the scope of the claims. Like reference numerals refer to like elements throughout.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings for explaining the weaving method of a gauze fabric having different patterns formed on both sides according to embodiments of the present invention.

Figure 1 is a front and rear view of a gauze fabric manufactured by a weaving method according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, Figure 2 is an organizational chart of the weaving method according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, Figures 3 to 4 are of the present invention The organization chart of the front and rear first and second backgrounds according to the preferred embodiment, FIGS. 5 to 6 are the organization chart of the front and rear first patterns and the second background according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 7 to 8 are the organization chart of the present invention 9 to 10 are organizational charts of the front and rear first and second patterns according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to these drawings, the weaving method of a gauze fabric having different patterns on both sides according to the present embodiment is characterized in that different patterns are formed on both sides, so that the readability and aesthetics of the patterns are excellent.

In the weaving method of the gauze fabric 100 in which different patterns are formed on both sides according to the present embodiment that can provide such an effect, a plurality of weft yarns 110 and warp yarns 120 are plain weave with each other to form patterns on both sides. In the weaving method of the gauze fabric, the weft yarn 110 is sequentially and repeatedly dyed with the colors of the front first background, the rear second background, the front first pattern and the rear second pattern, and the warp (120) ) is sequentially and repeatedly dyed with the colors of the first pattern, the second pattern, the first pattern, the second pattern, the first background, the second background, the first background, and the second background, and is plain weave with the weft yarn 110 .

In this case, the warp 120 may include not only the warp 120 but also pile yarns sequentially and repeatedly.

In addition, the weft yarn 110 is sequentially sequentially repeated first weft yarn 111, second weft yarn 112, third weft yarn 113, fourth weft yarn 114, fifth weft yarn 115, sixth weft yarn a weft yarn 116 , a seventh weft yarn 117 , and an eighth weft yarn 118 .

The first weft yarn 111 is dyed with a color serving as a first background in the front.

The second weft yarn 112 is located on one side of the first weft yarn 111, and the second background color of the rear is dyed.

The third weft yarn 113 is located on one side of the second weft yarn 112, and the color that becomes the first pattern in the front is dyed.

The fourth weft yarn 114 is located on one side of the third weft yarn 113, and the color that becomes the second pattern at the rear is dyed.

The fifth weft yarn 115 is located on one side of the fourth weft yarn 114, and a color serving as a first background in the front is dyed.

The sixth weft yarn 116 is located on one side of the fifth weft yarn 115, and the second background color of the rear is dyed.

The seventh weft yarn 117 is located on one side of the sixth weft yarn 116, and the color that becomes the first pattern in the front is dyed.

The eighth weft yarn 118 is located on one side of the seventh weft yarn 117, and the color that becomes the second pattern at the rear is dyed.

In addition, the warp 120 is sequentially and repeatedly plain weave on the weft yarn 110 .

The slope 120 includes a first slope 121 , a second slope 122 , a third slope 123 , a fourth slope 124 , a fifth slope 125 , a sixth slope 126 , and a seventh slope. a slope 127 and an eighth slope 128 .

The first slope 121 is dyed with a color that becomes the first pattern in the front.

The second warp 122 is located on one side of the first weft yarn 111, and the color that becomes the second pattern at the rear is dyed.

The third warp 123 is located on one side of the second weft yarn 112, and the color that becomes the first pattern in the front is dyed.

The fourth warp 124 is located on one side of the third weft yarn 113, and the color that becomes the second pattern at the rear is dyed.

The fifth warp 125 is located on one side of the fourth weft yarn 114, and a color serving as a first background in the front is dyed.

The sixth warp 126 is located on one side of the fifth weft yarn 115, and the second background color of the rear is dyed.

The seventh warp yarn 127 is located on one side of the sixth weft yarn 116, and a color serving as a first background in the front is dyed.

The eighth warp yarn 128 is located on one side of the seventh weft yarn 117, and the second background color of the rear is dyed.

Here, the first weft yarn 111 and the fifth weft yarn 115 are located in front of the warp yarn 120 to be plain weave with the fifth warp yarn 125 and the seventh warp yarn 127, and the second weft yarn ( 112) and the sixth weft yarn 116 are positioned at the rear of the warp 120, and as the sixth warp 126 and the eighth warp 128 are plain weave, the first background and the second background are expressed in the front and rear directions. .

At this time, the third weft yarn 113 and the seventh weft yarn 117 are located behind the first weft yarn 111 and the fifth weft yarn 115, and the fourth weft yarn 114 and the eighth weft yarn 118 ) is located in front of the second weft yarn 112 and the sixth weft yarn 116 .

And, the third weft yarn 113 is connected to the adjacent fifth warp 125 or seventh warp 127, and the seventh weft yarn 117 is adjacent to the second warp 122 or fourth warp ( 124) is connected.

In addition, the fourth weft yarn 114 is connected to the adjacent sixth warp yarn 126 or the eighth warp yarn 128, and the eighth weft yarn 118 is the adjacent first warp yarn 121 or third warp yarn ( 123) is connected.

In addition, the third weft yarn 113 and the seventh weft yarn 117 are positioned in front of the warp 120 to be plain weave with the first warp 121 and the third warp 123, and the second weft yarn ( 112) and the sixth weft yarn 116 are positioned at the rear of the warp 120, and as the sixth warp 126 and the eighth warp 128 are plain weave, the first pattern and the second background are expressed in the front and rear directions. .

At this time, the first weft yarn 111 and the fifth weft yarn 115 are located behind the third weft yarn 113 and the seventh weft yarn 117, and the fourth weft yarn 114 and the eighth weft yarn 118 are located behind the third weft yarn 113 and the seventh weft yarn 117. is located in front of the second weft yarn 112 and the sixth weft yarn 116 .

In addition, the first weft yarn 111 and the fifth weft yarn 115 are positioned in front of the warp yarn 120 to be plain weave with the fifth warp yarn 125 and the seventh warp yarn 127, and the fourth weft yarn ( 114) and the eighth weft yarn 118 are positioned at the rear of the warp 120, and as the second warp 122 and the fourth warp 124 are plain weave, the first background and the second pattern are expressed in the front and rear directions. .

At this time, the third weft yarn 113 and the seventh weft yarn 117 are located behind the first weft yarn 111 and the fifth weft yarn 115 , and the second weft yarn 112 and the sixth weft yarn 116 are located behind the second weft yarn 112 and the sixth weft yarn 116 . is located in front of the fourth weft yarn 114 and the eighth weft yarn 118 .

In addition, the third weft yarn 113 and the seventh weft yarn 117 are positioned in front of the warp 120 to be plain weave with the first warp 121 and the third warp 123, and the fourth weft yarn ( 114) and the eighth weft yarn 118 are positioned at the rear of the warp 120, and as the second warp 122 and the fourth warp 124 are plain weave, the first pattern and the second pattern are expressed in the front and rear directions. .

At this time, the first weft yarn 111 and the fifth weft yarn 115 are located behind the third weft yarn 113 and the seventh weft yarn 117 , and the second weft yarn 112 and the sixth weft yarn 116 are located behind the second weft yarn 112 and the sixth weft yarn 116 . is located in front of the fourth weft yarn 114 and the eighth weft yarn 118 .

According to the weaving method of a gauze fabric having different patterns on both sides according to the present invention, by repeatedly weaving each of the eight weft and warp yarns sequentially and repeatedly, the front and rear backgrounds and patterns can be variously designed to evoke the consumer's will to purchase. there is an effect

In particular, it is a structure in which the layers formed by a plurality of weft yarns and a plurality of warp plain weave are quadrupled, and the use of colored yarn is possible, so that it is possible to obtain the effect that the front and rear backgrounds and patterns of different colors are possible.

Those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains will understand that the present invention may be embodied in other specific forms without changing the technical spirit or essential features thereof. Therefore, it should be understood that the embodiments described above are illustrative in all respects and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is indicated by the following claims rather than the above detailed description, and all changes or modifications derived from the meaning and scope of the claims and their equivalent concepts are included in the scope of the present invention. should be interpreted

100: gauze fabric 110: weft
111: first weft 112: second weft
113: third weft 114: fourth weft
115: fifth weft 116: sixth weft
117: 7th weft 118: 8th weft
120: slope 121: first slope
122: second slope 123: third slope
124: fourth slope 125: fifth slope
126: sixth slope 127: seventh slope
128: eighth slope

Claims (4)

In the weaving method of a gauze fabric in which a plurality of weft and warp yarns are plain weave to each other and a pattern is formed on both sides,
The weft yarn is a first weft yarn dyed with a first background on the front, a second weft yarn dyed with a second background on the back, a third weft yarn dyed with a first pattern on the front, and a fourth weft yarn dyed with a second pattern on the rear side , including a 5th weft yarn dyed with the front first background, a 6th weft yarn dyed with a second background on the back, a 7th weft yarn dyed with the first pattern on the front, and an 8th weft yarn dyed with a second pattern on the back do,
The warp is a first warp dyed with the first pattern of the front, a second warp dyed with a second pattern of the rear, a third warp dyed with the first pattern of the front, and dyed with the second pattern of the rear a fourth bevel dyed with the front first background, a fifth bevel dyed with the first background of the rear, a sixth bevel dyed with the second background of the rear, a seventh bevel dyed with the first background of the front, and a second background of the rear including an eighth slope dyed with
The first weft yarn and the fifth weft yarn are plain weave on the fifth warp yarn and the seventh warp yarn,
The second weft yarn and the sixth weft yarn are plain weave on the sixth warp yarn and the eighth warp yarn,
The third weft yarn and the seventh weft yarn are plain weave on the first warp yarn and the third warp yarn,
The fourth weft and the eighth weft are plain weave to the second and fourth warps,
The third weft and the seventh weft are plain weave on the first and third warps so that the first and third wefts are positioned in the front so that the first pattern of the front is expressed in the front, and the fourth and the eighth wefts are positioned in the rear. It is plain weave on the second and fourth slopes so that the second pattern of the rear is expressed at the rear,
The first and fifth wefts are plain weave with the fifth and seventh warps so that the first and fifth wefts are positioned in the front so that the first background of the front is expressed in the front, and the second and sixth wefts are positioned in the rear. Weaving method of gauze fabric formed with different patterns on both sides, characterized in that the sixth and eighth warp is plain weave, the second background of the rear is expressed in the rear.
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