KR20050054898A - Method for making a quilting necktie - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention comprises the steps of cutting the bayonet, heavy bayonet and daggers on the fabric and then sewn in order to make the outer shell of the tie; A first lining at the bayonet-side end of the tie outer cloth and a second lining at the bayonet-side end, stitched together and stitched upside down, respectively; With the inner side of the tie facing up, fold both widthwise sides toward the longitudinal centerline to form a tie shape, and then between the folded portions of the tie outer and between the tie outer and the first and second linings. Forming a cotton layer of a constant thickness on; The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a quilt tie comprising a step of drawing a quilting line of a predetermined shape on the outer surface of the ties of the tie after suturing the central line portion of the ties. As described above, the present invention has the same thickness, elasticity, and resilience as when the wick is inserted without using the wick, and is soft and easy to tie as a whole, and it is possible to wash the water, thereby reducing maintenance costs and not using expensive wicks As a result, there is an effect of manufacturing a tie that reduces manufacturing costs.

Description

Method for making a quilt tie {Method for making a quilting necktie}

The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a tie, and more particularly, to a method for manufacturing a quilt tie, which makes a cotton and cotton layers together by inserting a soft cotton layer instead of a wick between the nested fabrics.

Generally po Conventional ties, also known as four-in-hand ties, appear to have been sewn onto a piece of cloth at first glance, but are actually complex. That is, the tie according to the prior art, as shown in Fig. 1 'sword' part (2) that looks like a big knife, 'sword' part (4) that looks like a small knife, 'sword' part (2) and 'sword The central 'sword' part 6 connecting the part 4 is completed by being sewn together, and a wool wick 8 is inserted therein to maintain the shape of the tie.

The wool wick 8 has a spinning process for importing and spinning expensive wool, a weaving process using spun yarn, a scouring process for removing oil stains from the woven woolen fabric, Resin finish process to harden refined wool and improve elasticity, spindle, shrinkage and abrasion resistance, drying process to dry resin processed wool, and fusion to give light to dried wool ( Manufactured through a pressing process, a steam blowing process that smoothly fixes the surface of the woolen fabric after the pressing process, and gives gloss and flexibility, and a tenter process that arranges the width of the fabric after the melting process. do.

As described above, the wool wick provided in the conventional tie has a problem that the raw wool itself is not only an expensive import product but also processed through a number of processes, which is expensive and eventually increases the unit price of the tie.

In addition, because the wool wick is difficult to wash the water due to its inherent properties and wool fiber, there is a problem that the conventional tie with the wool wick has a lot of maintenance costs such as having to leave a dry cleaning to the laundry whenever it is contaminated.

In addition, the conventional tie has a problem that is difficult to tie because the overall 빳빳 due to wool wick.

Therefore, the present invention is soft and easy to tie, and washable as a whole, while having a feeling of thickness, elasticity and resilience as if the wick is put together by putting a soft cotton layer instead of a thin wick between the nested cloth and the cotton and cotton layer together The purpose of the present invention is to provide a method for manufacturing a quilt tie, in which the manufacturing cost is lower than that of a wick.

In order to achieve the above object, a method for manufacturing a quilt tie according to the present invention is to cut a bayonet, a heavy bayonet and a small bayonet into a tie fabric, and then sew in order to make a neck cloth, and a first lining similar in shape to the end of the bayonet. And a first process of cutting the second lining, which is similar in shape to the end of the dagger; A second process of stitching and inverting the first lining at the bayonet side end portion of the tie outer cloth and stitching the second lining at the bayonet side end portion; With the inner side of the tie facing up, fold both widthwise sides toward the longitudinal centerline to form a tie shape, and then between the folded portions of the tie outer and between the tie outer and the first and second linings. A third step of forming a cotton layer of a constant thickness by putting cotton evenly in the; And a fourth process of suspending a central line portion in which both sides of the tie outer fabric are folded and overlapping, drawing a quilted line of a predetermined shape on the outer surface of the tie outer fabric, and then quilting along the quilting line. .

In addition, the method for manufacturing a quilt tie according to the present invention includes a first process of cutting a tie front plate and a tie back plate of the same type on a tie fabric; A second process of facing the tie front plate and the tie back plate together and then stitching them along a complete line leaving only a window hole; A third process of placing cotton evenly on one side of the tie front plate and the tie back plate to form a cotton layer of a constant thickness and then groove outward to the finished line; And a fourth process of inverting the tie front plate and the tie back plate through the window hole, and then drawing a quilted line of a predetermined shape on one side of the tie front plate and the tie back plate and then quilting along the quilt line. do.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail.

2A to 2K are views illustrating a manufacturing process of a quilt tie according to a first embodiment of the present invention, and a manufacturing method of a quilt tie according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 2A to 2K. As follows.

<Step 1>

As shown in FIG. 2A, the bayonet 14, the heavy sword 16, and the dagger 18 were cut to 45 ° positive bias, respectively, using a tie bone (not shown) known in the tie fabric 12. As shown in FIG. 2B, the bayonet 14, heavy sword 16, and stiletto 18 are sewn in order to form a tie outer shell 20 of the type shown in FIG. 2C, and the bayonet shown in FIG. 2D ( The first lining 22 similar in shape to the end of 14) and the second lining 24 similar in shape to the end of the stiletto 18 are also cut out. As the tie fabric 12, silk, silk, cotton, cotton, or wood is used. The first lining 22 and the second lining 24 may be fabrics of the same color as the color of the tie fabric 12 or fabrics of colors that go well with them. Since the first lining 22 and the second lining 24 are located at a part which is not visible when the user wears a tie, it is preferable to use an inexpensive acetate fabric.

<2nd course>

The first lining 22 is joined to the end of the bayonet 14 on the side of the bayonet 20, and the second lining 24 is placed on the end of the side of the sting 18 so as to be sewn together. More specifically, as shown in FIGS. 2C to 2G, the L1 line is stitched by aligning the a2 point of the first lining 22 with the a1 point of the bayonet 14 side of the tie outer cloth 20, and the end of the bayonet 14 side. Stitching the L2 line by matching the b2 point of the first lining 22 to the b1 point, and then folded in half based on the CC 'line, and then stitched the L3 line of the tip of the side of the bayonet (14) folded in half and arranged the seam allowance. Then flip it over so that the inside of the end of the bayonet 14 is shaped as shown in FIG. 2H. In addition, the end portion of the tie (20) side of the stiletto 18 side and the second lining 24 also sewn the L1 line by aligning the a2 'point of the second lining 24 with the a1' point of the stiletto 18 side, and the stiletto (18) The L2 line is sewn to match the b2 'point of the second lining 24 to the end b1' side, and then folded in half based on the CC 'line, and the L3 line at the vertex portion of the 18 side of the stiletto. It is sewn in, and the seam allowance is arranged and then turned over so that the inside of the end portion of the side of the catheter 14 is shaped as shown in FIG. 2H.

<Third course>

With the inner side of the tie outer fabric 20 facing up as shown in FIG. 2i, the two sides of the width direction are folded toward the longitudinal center line, respectively, to form a known finished form of the tie and the iron to be fixed. Iron the entire surface, and evenly put cotton between the folded portions of the tie outer fabric 20 and between the tie outer fabric 20 and the first and second linings 22 and 24; ). The cotton layer 26 is preferably formed of cotton. Since the cotton layer 26 is much softer than the wick, it softens the tie as a whole, and gives the overall thickness to the tie like the wick, and enables the tie to have elasticity and resilience. In addition, the cotton layer 26 enables the water washing of the tie, and the price is also low, thereby reducing the manufacturing cost of the tie.

<4th course>

As shown in FIG. 2J, the two sides of the tie outer fabric 20 are folded and sewn to each other by overlapping the centerline portions with the needles 28, and then the outer surface of the tie outer shell 20 as shown in FIG. 2K. Draw a quilted line of a predetermined shape using a chalk (not shown in the drawing), and then quilt along the quilted line to complete the quilted tie. The quilting serves to secure the cotton layer 26 to the outer surface of the tie 20 and to create a natural quilting pattern 30 on the entire surface. Therefore, even if you use a solid silk, cotton, cotton, or wood as a tie fabric (12) instead of high-quality silk fabrics with colorful patterns printed oriental oriental beauty utilizing the fashion of embroidery due to the various quilted patterns (30) In addition, the price is cheap solid tie is made.

3A to 3F are views illustrating a manufacturing process of a quilt tie according to a second embodiment of the present invention, and a manufacturing method of a quilt tie according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 3A to 3F. As follows.

Nubinties manufactured according to the second embodiment of the present invention can be worn on both sides because they are the same inside and outside, unlike the nubinties manufactured according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

<Step 1>

As shown in FIG. 3A, a tie front plate 52 and a tie back plate 54 of the same type are cut on a tie fabric (not shown). The tie front plate 52 and tie back plate 54 include seam allowances 52b and 54b of about 1 cm from the top, bottom, left and right sides of the completed lines 52a and 54a, respectively.

<2nd course>

As shown in FIG. 3B, the tie front plate 52 and the tie back plate 54 face each other, and then are sewn together (58) along the completion lines 52a and 54a, leaving only the window holes 56.

<Third course>

As shown in FIG. 3C, cotton is evenly placed on one side (inner side) of the interconnected tie front plate 52 and tie back plate 54 to form a cotton layer 60 of constant thickness, and then as shown in FIG. 3D. The cotton layer 60 is fixed to the tie front plate 52 and the tie back plate 54 by grooves 62 outward from the completion lines 52a and 54a. The cotton layer 60 is preferably formed of cotton. Since the cotton layer 60 is much softer than the wick, the neck is softened as a whole, and like the wick, the overall thickness is given to the tie, and the tie has elasticity and resilience. In addition, the cotton layer 60 enables the washing of the tie, and the price is also cheaper to enable a reduction in the manufacturing cost of the tie.

<4th course>

As shown in FIG. 3E, the tie front plate 52 and tie back plate 54 are inverted through the window hole 56 and then sutured by 64 the hole in the window hole 56, and the edges and the middle portion are subjected to tacking 66. After the cotton layer 60 is fixed without moving between the tie front plate 52 and the tie back plate 54, one side (the face) of the tie front plate 52 and the tie back plate 54 as shown in FIG. 3F. Draw a certain type of quilting line using a choke (not shown in the figure), and then quilt along the quilting line. The quilting is to fix the cotton layer 60 to the tie front plate 52 and the tie back plate 54 and at the same time serves to create a natural quilted pattern 68 on the entire surface. Therefore, even if you use solid silk, cotton, cotton, or wood as a tie fabric instead of high-quality silk fabrics with colorful patterns printed on it, it has an oriental beauty that makes use of the fashion of embroidery due to the various quilted patterns 68 by quilting. Monochromatic ties will be made that are affordable

In the above description, the present invention is limited to the embodiments, but various changes and modifications may be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the technical spirit of the present invention.

As described above, the present invention has the same thickness, elasticity, and resilience as when the wick is inserted without using the wick, and is soft and easy to tie as a whole, and it is possible to wash the water, thereby reducing maintenance costs and not using expensive wicks As a result, there is an effect of manufacturing a tie that reduces manufacturing costs.

In addition, the present invention uses a solid silk, cotton, cotton, or wood, such as monotonous but inexpensive compared to high-quality silk printed with a colorful pattern as a tie fabric, the fashion of embroidery is alive and stylish yet affordable There is an effect that can be produced.

1 is a partially open perspective view of a tie according to the prior art,

2a to 2k is a view showing a manufacturing process of the quilt tie according to the first embodiment of the present invention,

3A to 3F are views illustrating a manufacturing process of a quilt tie according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

<Description of the symbols for the main parts of the drawings>

12: tie fabric 14: bayonet

16: heavy sword 18: short sword

20: tie outer 22: first lining

24: second lining 26: cotton

30: quilted pattern 52: tie front

54: tie back plate 52a, 54a: complete line

52b, 54b: Seam allowance 56: Window hole

60: Cotton layer 68: Quilted pattern

Claims (2)

After cutting the bayonet, heavy bayonet and daggers on the fabric of the tie respectively, they are sewn in order to make the outer shell of the necktie, and the first lining similar in shape to the end of the bayonet and the second lining similar in shape to the end of the dagger. 1 course; A second process of stitching and inverting the first lining at the bayonet side end portion of the tie outer cloth and stitching the second lining at the bayonet side end portion; With the inner side of the tie facing up, fold both widthwise sides toward the longitudinal centerline to form a tie shape, and then between the folded portions of the tie outer and between the tie outer and the first and second linings. A third step of forming a cotton layer of a constant thickness by putting cotton evenly in the; And a fourth process of suspending a central line portion in which both sides of the tie outer fabric are folded and overlapping, drawing a quilted line of a predetermined shape on the outer surface of the tie outer fabric, and then quilting along the quilting line. Method of manufacturing a quilt tie. A first step of cutting the tie front plate and the tie back plate of the same type into the tie fabric; A second process of facing the tie front plate and the tie back plate together and then stitching them along a complete line leaving only a window hole; A third process of placing cotton evenly on one side of the tie front plate and the tie back plate to form a cotton layer of a constant thickness and then groove outward to the finished line; And a fourth process of inverting the tie front plate and the tie back plate through the window hole, and then drawing a quilted line of a predetermined shape on one side of the tie front plate and the tie back plate and then quilting along the quilt line. The manufacturing method of the quilt tie.