KR20090028016A - Frame postcard making fold paper and method of manufacture thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

A postcard frame and a manufacturing method for the same are provided, which is produced by folding one or two papers without using paste. A postcard frame comprises: a front surface in which the drawing or photograph is printed or which is processed as the blank; the top part and the bottom part for writing down the address for sender and receiver and the content; a back face which is made as a postcard if the bottom part is pushed in again and is made as a picture frame supporting board if the bottom part is withdrawn between one side of the top part and front surface.

Description

Frame Postcard Making Fold Paper And Method Of Manufacture Thereof}

1A to 1D are drawings of a postcard frame made of paper folded according to a first preferred embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1A is a front view, FIG. 1B is a rear view, FIG. 1C is a perspective view, and FIG. 1D is a developed view. .

Figure 2a to 2d is a view of a postcard frame made of folded paper according to a second embodiment of the present invention, Figure 2a is a front view, Figure 2b is a rear view, Figure 2c is a perspective view, Figure 2d is a development view .

3 and 4 are drawings of a postcard frame made by folding a paper according to a third preferred embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3A is a front view, FIG. 3B is a rear view, FIG. 3C is a perspective view, and FIGS. 4A-4D. Is an assembly exploded view.

5 and 6 are drawings of a postcard frame made by folding paper according to a fourth preferred embodiment of the present invention, in which FIG. 5A is a front view, FIG. 5B is a perspective view, FIG. 5C is a developed view, and FIG. 6A is a structure of a note paper. 6B is a perspective view of a memo paper inserted in a postcard frame, and FIG. 6C is a perspective view of a postcard form in a state where the memo paper is inserted.

7 and 8 are views of a postcard frame made by folding a paper according to a fifth preferred embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7A is a front perspective view, FIG. 7B is a rear perspective view, and FIGS. 8A to 8G are assembled views. .

The present invention relates to a postcard picture frame made by folding paper and a method of manufacturing the same, and more particularly, a frame-shaped postcard that can be placed on a tabletop or hanging on a wall using one or two sheets of paper without folding. It relates to a postcard frame that can be made and a method of making the same.

In general, a postcard is a single piece of mail with a picture or picture on one side and the address of the sender and recipient on one side. There are published postcards of a certain standard, and commemorative postcards issued to keep in mind not to forget a meaningful work or a good person for a long time.

However, the existing postcards consisted of a sheet of paper, so no matter how pretty and beautiful the postcards were, they could not be placed on the table or hung on the wall. Moreover, even if they wanted to keep the sentiment's heart for a long time, they couldn't stand or hang it, so they kept it in desk drawers or bookshelves, and they often forgot or discarded them.

In addition, the existing postcards are sold with a picture or a picture printed, it was not easy for the customer to pick a favorite postcard. In particular, when I wanted to send a photo of my trip to a lover or family with a brief story while traveling, I had to write a letter instead of a postcard. In particular, when you want to frequently say hello or news in a busy schedule, writing a letter is more burdensome than postcards.

Accordingly, the present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and a first object of the present invention is to provide a postcard picture frame that can be placed on a tabletop and hanging on a wall, and a method of manufacturing the same.

Further, a second object of the present invention is to provide a postcard picture frame and a method of manufacturing the same, in which a picture or a picture can be inserted into a postcard.

In addition, a third object of the present invention is to provide a postcard picture frame and a method of manufacturing the same, which can be folded by using a sheet of paper without using grass.

Further, a fourth object of the present invention is to provide a postcard picture frame and a method of manufacturing the same, which can be folded by using two sheets of paper without using grass.

In addition, a fifth object of the present invention is to provide a postcard frame that can be recycled as a photo frame and a method of manufacturing the same.

In addition, a sixth object of the present invention is to provide a postcard picture frame that can be used as a photo frame with the publicity or advertising image of the enterprise and its production method.

In addition, a seventh object of the present invention is to provide a postcard frame and a method of manufacturing the same that can be easily implemented in a variety of colors, sizes and shapes.

In addition, an eighth object of the present invention is to provide a postcard frame capable of mass production and a method of manufacturing the same.

Further, a ninth object of the present invention is to provide a postcard picture frame and a method of manufacturing the same, which can produce a high quality image at a low price.

In addition, a tenth object of the present invention is to provide a DIY postcard frame and a manufacturing method thereof that can be easily folded by the customer.

Further, an eleventh object of the present invention is to provide a postcard picture frame into which a business card, a memo paper, or the like can be inserted, and a manufacturing method thereof.

In addition, a twelfth object of the present invention is to provide a postcard picture frame formed by inserting an additive including an scented ornament or sachet into the inside and a manufacturing method thereof.

Further, a thirteenth object of the present invention is to provide a postcard picture frame made of a paper which is treated to give off a fragrance and a method of producing the same.

Postcard frame made by folding the paper according to the present invention for achieving the above object, the front portion is a picture or photo is printed or blank; And an upper part and a lower part configured to write an address and a story on the opposite side of the front part, wherein the lower part is pulled out between one side of the upper part and the front part, and a frame holder is made. The rear portion is made of; characterized in that comprises a configuration.

The postcard frame is fixed to the front side and both sides are assembled, the front window is formed on the front side, characterized in that it further comprises a photo frame open to one side to insert a picture or picture.

The postcard frame is characterized in that the film of the transparent material is attached to the window of the picture frame.

The postcard frame is characterized in that the bent line is formed in the lower end so as to serve as a stand of the postcard frame when the lower end portion is removed between the one side and the front portion of the upper end.

The postcard frame is characterized in that a memo rack is formed by folding a portion of the lower end so as to insert a business card or memo paper.

The note paper is formed with a handle protruding on one side, the lower end of the bent line is formed with a cut portion cut to a predetermined length, when the memo paper is inserted into the note handle portion of the note paper through the incision Characterized in that formed to come out.

The postcard frame is characterized by consisting of a horizontal postcard frame or a vertical postcard frame.

The postcard frame is characterized in that the hook portion formed integrally with the upper end or the side end to hang the postcard frame.

The postcard picture frame is characterized in that the shape of the object or flora and body integrally formed on the top or side of the postcard picture frame.

The postcard picture frame is characterized in that the inside of the postcard picture frame is inserted with an additive containing an ornament or a sachet emanating fragrance.

The postcard picture frame is characterized in that it is constructed by using a paper processed to give off a scent as a material.

The postcard picture frame is characterized in that a magnet is built in the postcard picture frame and attached to a metal including a refrigerator.

In addition, the manufacturing method of the postcard frame made by folding the paper according to the present invention for achieving the above object, (a) the front surface between the rear upper end (ⓐ) and the rear lower end composed of the first to fourth sides (ⓒ to ⓕ). Forming a rectangular exploded view in which a part (ⓑ) is formed, and forming folding portions at upper and lower ends and both ends; (b) folding the folding portion (①) of one side edge of the rear upper end (ⓐ) inward and folding the folding portion (②) of both edges inward; (c) Fold the folded portions (③) of both side edges of the front portion (ⓑ) inward, fold the upper end of the third side (ⓔ) of the lower rear portion inward, and then fold the lower end outward to the fourth side (ⓕ). ) Is positioned on top of the second surface (ⓓ); (d) After folding the folded portions ⑤ of both edges of the fourth surface ⓕ inwards, the folded portions ④ of both edges of the first and second surfaces ⓒ, ⓓ are folded inwards. Folding the folded portion (⑦) of one side edge of the fourth surface (ⓕ) outwardly; (e) After folding the rear upper part ⓐ inward, the upper end part ⓑ is positioned on the front part ⓑ, and the lower protrusions of the folding parts ② of both edges of the rear upper part ⓐ are part of the front part ⓑ. Fitting into the cutout grooves 60 formed at the folding portions ③ of both edges of the edges; (f) Fold the middle portion of the folded portion ④ at both edges of the first and second surfaces ⓒ and ⓓ and the lower end of the first surface ⓒ inward to reconnect the fourth surface ⓕ. Positioning on top of the first surface ⓒ; And (g) folding the lower ends of the front part ⓑ inwards and then folding the edges of both edges of the rear upper part ⓐ joined to the upper part of the folding part ③ of both edges of the front part ⓑ. The rear upper part (ⓐ) folded inwardly into the lower part of the rear upper part (ⓐ) by inserting the folding part (⑦) and the fourth side (ⓕ) of the rear lower part between (a) and the rear upper part (ⓐ). The folding portion (①) of the folding and the folding portion (⑦) of the lower end of the rear portion to assemble to engage; characterized in that comprises a.

The postcard picture frame includes a first cutout 65 cut in a predetermined length on a folding portion between the first face ⓒ and the second face ⓓ, and the third face ⓔ and the fourth face. The folding portions between the surfaces ⓕ are provided with a second cutout 66 cut to a predetermined length, and the first and second cutouts 65 and 66 are configured to overlap and fold as one. .

The postcard frame further includes a memo paper inserted into an open portion between the fourth surface ⓕ and the second surface ⓓ at the lower end of the rear surface, wherein the memo paper has a handle portion protruding from one side of the first and second surfaces. Characterized in that configured to come out through the second incision (65,66).

In addition, the manufacturing method of the postcard frame made by folding the paper according to the present invention for achieving the above object, (a) a first development view consisting of the rear upper portion (ⓐ) and the front portion (ⓑ), the picture frame formed with a display window (ⓓ Forming a second exploded view having a rear surface lower end of the first to fourth surfaces ⓔ to ⓗ; (b) Fold the folded portion (①) of one side edge of the rear upper portion (ⓐ) inward and fold the folded portion (②) of both edges inward and then the folded portion of one side edge of the front portion (ⓑ) ( ③) folding outwards; (c) folding all of the folding portions (⑦ to ⑨) formed on each side of the outgoing window 71 and folding the folding portions (④, ⑤) of one side edge of the photo frame ⓓ inwardly, respectively; Wow; (d) folding the upper end of the third lower surface of the lower rear part inwardly and then folding the lower end outward to position the fourth surface ⓗ on the upper side of the second surface; (e) folding the folded portions (⑬) of both edges of the fourth side (ⓗ) inwardly and then folding the folded portions (⑮) of one side edge of the fourth side (ⓗ) outwards; (f) The front portion ⓑ in a state in which the folding portion ③ that folds the lower end of the front portion ⓑ is engaged with the lower portion of the folding portion ⑨ of the edge of the exit window 71. ) The upper part of the picture frame (ⓓ), and folding the folded portion (⑪) formed at the other edge of the picture frame (ⓓ) inwardly; (g) After folding the folding parts ⓒ of both edges of the picture frame ⓓ inwards, folding the folding parts ⑥ protruding from the folding parts ⓒ of both edges of the picture frame ⓓ outwards. Inserting between the front part (ⓑ) and the folding part (⑤) of the picture frame (ⓓ); (h) The lower end of the rear upper part (ⓐ) is folded inward and positioned at the upper part of the front part (ⓑ), and the protruding part formed at the bottom of the folded part (②) of both edges of the rear upper part (ⓐ) is the photo frame ( Inserting into the cutout grooves 79 formed at the folding portions ⓒ at both edges of ⓓ; (i) folding the folding portions (⑫) formed at both edges of the first surface (ⓔ) and the second surface (ⓕ) at the lower end of the rear surface inward, and then the center portion of the folding portion (⑫) and the lower portion of the ⓔ portion; Folding the inside; And (j) the folding part (②) of both edges of the rear upper part (ⓐ) coupled to the upper part of the folding part (ⓒ) by folding the lower end of the picture frame (ⓓ) inwards and both edges of the picture frame (ⓓ). The folding part of the rear upper part ⓐ which is not folded in the lower part of the rear upper part ⓐ by inserting the folding part (⑭, ⑮) and the 4th surface (ⓗ) of the lower back part between the folding part (ⓒ) of the (①) and the step of assembling the folding portion (⑮) of the lower end of the rear surface; characterized in that it comprises a.

The postcard frame has a first cutout portion cut to a predetermined length in a folding portion between the first surface ⓔ and the second surface ⓕ, and the third and fourth surfaces ⓗ. The folding portion therebetween is also provided with a second incision cut into a predetermined length, characterized in that the first and second incision portion is characterized in that it is configured to fold overlapping one.

The postcard frame further includes a memo paper to be inserted into an open portion between the fourth surface (ⓗ) and the second surface (ⓕ) of the lower end of the rear surface, wherein the memo paper has a handle portion protruding from one side of the first and Characterized in that configured to come out through the second incision.

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

First embodiment

1A to 1D are drawings of a postcard frame made of paper folded according to a first preferred embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1A is a front view, FIG. 1B is a rear view, FIG. 1C is a perspective view, and FIG. 1D is a developed view. .

As illustrated in FIGS. 1A to 1D, the postcard frame 10 according to the first embodiment of the present invention has a front part ⓑ in which a picture or a photo is printed or blank, and an opposite side of the front part ⓑ. The upper and lower rear parts (ⓐ) and the lower rear parts (ⓒ to ⓕ), which can write the contents of the message and the address of the sender and the receiver, are separated from each other, and between the one side of the rear upper part (ⓐ) and the front part (ⓑ) When the lower part (ⓕ) is pulled out, a frame stand is made, and when the lower part (ⓕ) is pushed back, the rear part is made of a postcard. In this case, the front part ⓑ includes a photo printing unit 1 for printing a picture or a photo, and a character printing unit 2 for printing an image of an enterprise and a promotional and advertising text. Here, the lower end of the rear surface has first to fourth surfaces (ⓒ to ⓕ) having a folded portion at the edge.

The charge and the address of the sender and receiver may be written in the upper rear portion ⓐ or the lower rear portion ⓒ or both in the rear upper portion ⓐ and the lower rear portion ⓒ. Accordingly, it is configured to give the convenience of use by printing a line or a description column that can describe the contents and the address of the sender and recipient to the upper back portion (ⓐ) or the rear lower portion (ⓒ).

The upper rear portion ⓐ is assembled and fixed to the rear surface of the front portion ⓑ, and the folding portion 16 at the edge of the rear upper portion ⓐ and the folding portion 15 at the edge of the rear portion are bent along a bending line. Fold between the rear upper part ⓐ and the front part ⓑ and glue them with an adhesive. At this time, a double-sided adhesive or the like may be attached instead of the adhesive.

The rear top portion (ⓐ) and the front portion (ⓑ) are bonded to each side edge, one end of the non-adhesive rear upper portion (ⓐ) is opened between the rear top portion (ⓐ) and the front portion (ⓑ). Space is formed. In addition, the folding portion 15 of the edge of the front portion ⓑ is folded and adhered to the rear surface of the rear upper portion ⓐ.

The fourth surface ⓕ of the rear lower portion is inserted into the space between the rear upper portion ⓐ and the front portion ⓑ through one end of the upper rear portion ⓐ and slides below the rear upper portion ⓐ. Possibly assembled.

Pulling the fourth surface (ⓕ) of the lower rear end portion that enters below the rear upper end ⓐ, the bending line 7 formed in the lower rear end is folded, and as shown in FIG. At this time, the lower end of the rear portion is folded on one side of the folding portion 17 is caught on the folding portion 11 folded in the rear upper portion (ⓐ) while the fourth side (ⓕ) of the lower rear portion is further from the rear upper portion (ⓐ) Do not fall over.

As shown in FIG. 1C, the lower end of the rear surface serving as a pedestal of the frame postcard has a business card or the like because the third surface ⓔ is folded in between the second surface ⓓ and the fourth surface ⓕ. Memo stand (6) is formed so that you can put a note.

The frame postcard is formed by cutting a portion of the frame 3 so that the hook portion 3 can be folded and unfolded at the top of the rear upper portion ⓐ to hang the frame postcard on the wall. In this case, the hanger part 3 may be folded and used on the rear upper part ⓐ when used as a standing frame or a postcard, and when the hanger part 3 is used as a picture frame hanging on the wall, the hanger part 3 may be extended to the wall as shown in FIG. 1B. .

The postcard picture frame 10 according to the first embodiment of the present invention sandwiches the folding part formed at the edge of the front part ⓑ and the rear upper part ⓐ and the rear lower parts ⓒ to ⓕ when the postcard frame is folded and assembled. Or bond. Therefore, the present invention can be prevented from being easily bent or torn as well as being thickened at the edges because the folded portions of the postcard frame overlap each other or are bonded to each other.

In addition, the postcard frame is formed to match the postcard standard of the domestic or international standards in weight or size to reduce the cost of shipping by mail.

Second embodiment

Figure 2a to 2d is a view of a postcard frame made of folded paper according to a second embodiment of the present invention, Figure 2a is a front view, Figure 2b is a rear view, Figure 2c is a perspective view, Figure 2d is a development view .

Postcard frame according to a second embodiment of the present invention, as shown in Figures 2a to 2d, a picture or photo is printed or conveyed to the other side of the front portion (ⓑ) and the front portion (ⓑ) is blank The upper and lower rear parts (ⓐ) and the lower rear parts (ⓒ to ⓕ), which can write the address of the sender and the receiver, are separated, and the rear lower part (ⓕ) is formed between one side of the rear upper part (ⓐ) and the front part (ⓑ). Take out the frame), the frame base is made, and when the lower part of the rear part (ⓕ) is pushed back, the back part made of postcard, and the front part (ⓑ) and both sides are assembled and fixed, and the exit window 39 is formed on the front side. It is configured to include a picture frame (ⓖ) open on one side to insert a picture or picture.

As shown in FIG. 2D, the developed view of the postcard picture frame having the above configuration includes a first developed view having a rear upper portion ⓐ and a front portion ⓑ, a photo frame on which a display window is formed, and first to fourth surfaces ( Ⓒ to ⓕ) is formed in a second development view having a rear lower end portion, and folded portions are integrally formed at the upper and lower ends and both edges, respectively.

The lower end of the postcard frame is a bent line at the lower end so as to serve as a pedestal of the postcard frame when the lower rear part ⓕ is pulled out between one side of the rear upper part ⓐ and the front part ⓑ. 27 is formed.

The postcard frame may additionally attach a film of transparent material to the outgoing window 39 of the photo frame ⓖ. In this case, the film includes all materials having a transparent material.

Third embodiment

3 and 4 are drawings of a postcard frame made by folding a paper according to a third preferred embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3A is a front view, FIG. 3B is a rear view, FIG. 3C is a perspective view, and FIGS. 4A-4D. Is an assembly exploded view.

As illustrated in FIGS. 3A to 3C, the postcard picture frame according to the third embodiment of the present invention conveys a front part ⓑ in which a picture or photo is printed or blank and opposite sides of the front part ⓑ. The upper and lower rear parts (ⓐ) and the lower rear parts (ⓒ to ⓕ), which can write the address of the sender and the receiver, are separated, and the rear lower part (ⓕ) is formed between one side of the rear upper part (ⓐ) and the front part (ⓑ). When the frame is removed, the frame holder is made, and when the bottom lower part (ⓕ) is pushed back, the frame is made of a back frame. In this case, the front part ⓑ includes a photo printing unit 51 for printing a picture or a photo, and a character printing unit 52 for printing an image of an enterprise and a promotional or advertising text.

The postcard frame is fixed to the front side (ⓑ) and both sides are assembled, and the exit window (39) is formed on the front side and further includes a photo frame (ⓖ) open on one side to insert a picture or picture. It can also be configured.

As shown in FIG. 8A, the developed view of the postcard picture frame having the above configuration is formed in a rectangular developed view in which the front part ⓑ is formed between the rear top part ⓐ and the rear bottom part, and the rear bottom part is first to fourth. It consists of the surface (ⓒ-ⓕ). In addition, a folding portion is integrally formed at the upper and lower ends and both edges of the developed view including the rear upper part ⓐ, the front part ⓑ and the rear lower part.

The upper back part (ⓐ) is located on one side of the rear part when the paper is unfolded, and the folding part (①) of one edge is folded inwardly (bottom of the ground), and the folding part (②) of both edges is It is folded inward and is configured to assemble with the folding portions ③ of both edges of the rear portion.

The lower back part ⓒ to ⓕ is located at the other side of the front part ⓑ when the paper is unfolded, and the folding parts 6 and ⑦ of one edge are folded outward (upper part of the ground). In order to prevent the overlap ⓔ and ⓕ from being released from ⓓ while the folding portions ⑤ of both sides are folded inward, the rear portion of the folding portions ④ is folded inward so as to overlap the upper portion of the folding portions ⑤. Inserted into the folded portion (②) folded on both sides of the upper end (ⓐ) and assembled so as to be inserted and removed between the rear upper part (ⓐ) and the front part (ⓑ), the rear upper part (ⓐ) and the front part ( When it is pulled out between ⓑ), the folding portions (⑥, ⑦) of the one side edge are configured to be caught by the folding portion (①) folded at one edge of the rear upper end (ⓐ) so that they do not fall out any more.

The rear lower end portions ⓒ to ⓕ are bent lines 57 so as to serve as a pedestal of the postcard frame when pulled out between the rear upper end ⓐ and the front portion ⓑ. In addition, the rear lower portions ⓒ to ⓕ are folded to overlap part of the inner and outer fold so as to insert a business card or memo to form a memo stand 56. At this time, the inlet of the memo holder 56 is formed at a position coinciding with one end of the rear upper portion ⓐ.

Here, the postcard frame is preferably fixed by inserting the folding portions (②) of both edges of the rear upper portion (ⓐ) into the cutout groove (60) formed in the folding portions (③) of both edges of the front portion (ⓑ). Do. However, the folding portions (②) of both edges of the rear upper end portion (ⓐ) and the folding portions (③) of both edges of the front portion (ⓑ) may be fixed by adhesive bonding.

In addition, the postcard frame is formed so as to be able to fold and unfold in the edge portion of the middle of one side of the upper back portion (ⓐ) and is configured to further comprise a hook portion 53 formed to hang the postcard frame. At this time, the hook portion 53 is formed with a hole to hang on the nail.

Next, a method of assembling a postcard frame according to a third embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 4A to 4D.

First, as illustrated in FIGS. 4A and 4B, the folding part ① of one side edge of the rear upper end ⓐ is folded inward and the folding part ② of both edges is folded inward.

Next, the folded portions ③ of both edges of the front part ⓑ are folded inward, the upper end of the third surface ⓔ of the lower rear part is folded inward, and the lower end is folded outward to the fourth side ⓕ. ) Is positioned above the second surface ⓓ.

Next, the folding portions ⑤ of both edges of the fourth surface ⓕ of the rear lower portion are folded inward, and then the folding portions ④ of both edges of the first and second surfaces ⓒ and ⓓ are inward. Fold in Then, the folded portion ⑦ of one side edge of the fourth surface ⓕ is folded outward.

Next, as shown in FIG. 4C, the rear upper end ⓐ is folded inward, and then the upper end ⓑ is positioned above the front upper part ⓑ. The lower protrusion is coupled to the incision groove 60 formed in the folding portions ③ of both edges of the front portion ⓑ.

Next, the fourth side (ⓕ) is formed by folding the center of the folding portion ④ at both edges of the first and second surfaces ⓒ and ⓓ of the lower rear portion and the lower end of the first surface ⓒ inward. ) Is positioned above the first surface ⓒ.

Then, as shown in Figure 4d, after folding the lower end of the front portion (ⓑ) inwards the rear upper portion (ⓐ) coupled to the upper portion of the folding portion (③) of both edges of the front portion (ⓑ) The rear upper part which folds inward to the lower part of the rear upper part ⓐ by inserting ⑦ and the fourth side ⓕ of the rear lower part between the folding part ② of the both edges of the edge and the front part ⓑ. Engage the folded portion (①) of (ⓐ) and the folded portion (⑦) of the fourth surface (ⓕ) of the lower end portion of the rear side.

On the other hand, the folding parts (1) to (7) shown in Figs. 4A to 4D serve to assemble a paper postcard (or card), but at the same time have a function of preventing the bending and bending of the paper.

Fourth embodiment

5 and 6 are drawings of a postcard frame made by folding a paper according to a fourth preferred embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 5A is a front view, FIG. 5B is a perspective view, FIG. 5C is a developed view, and FIG. 6B is a perspective view of a memo paper inserted into a postcard frame, and FIG. 6C is a perspective view of a postcard form in a memo paper inserted.

As illustrated in FIGS. 5A through 5C, the postcard picture frame according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention includes a first cutout 65 cut to a folding portion between the ⓒ and ⓓ parts in a predetermined length in FIG. 4. It is equipped with the 2nd cut-out part 702 which cut | disconnected in fixed length in the folding part between the said ⓔ part and an ⓕ part.

As described with reference to FIGS. 4A to 4D, when the postcard frames are folded in sequence, the postcard frames can be made as shown in FIG. 5B. At this time, the first cutout 65 formed in the folding part between the ⓒ part and the ⓓ part and the second cutout 66 formed in the folding part between the ⓔ part and the ⓕ part are folded to overlap one. have.

When the postcard frame is made into a frame as shown in FIG. 5B, the first cutout 65 is positioned at a bend line 57 located at the bottom of the pedestal. In this case, as shown in FIG. 6A, the first and second cutouts 65 and 66 are inserted into the memo holder 56 of the postcard frame as shown in FIG. 6B by inserting the memo paper 69 having the protrusion P on one side thereof. Through the projections (P) of the memo paper 69 to come out. In this case, when the postcard frame is used as a frame as illustrated in FIG. 6B, the protrusion P portion of the memo paper 69 protruding out may be folded and used.

When the pedestal portion of the postcard frame is inserted between the upper end ⓐ and the front portion ⓑ of the assembled postcard frame, it is in the form of a postcard or a card as shown in FIG. 5A.

6C shows a rear upper part ⓐ and a front part ⓑ of the postcard picture frame in which the pedestal part ⓓ of the picture frame is assembled in the state where the memo paper 69 is inserted into the memo holder 56 (FIG. 6B). It shows the state sandwiched between.

Fifth Embodiment

7 and 8 are views of a postcard frame made by folding paper according to a fifth preferred embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7A is a front perspective view, FIG. 7B is a rear perspective view, and FIGS. 8A to 8G are assembled views.

As illustrated in FIGS. 7 and 8, the postcard frame according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention conveys a front part ⓑ in which a picture or photo is printed or blank and opposite sides of the front part ⓑ. The rear upper part (ⓐ) and the lower rear part which can write the address of the sender and the receiver are separated. The rear lower part (ⓗ) is pulled out between one side of the rear upper part (ⓐ) and the front part (ⓑ). Is made, and when the lower back portion (ⓗ) is pushed back, the back portion is made of a postcard, and the front portion (ⓑ) and both sides are assembled and fixed, and the exit window 71 is formed on the front side, and a picture or a picture is displayed. One side is configured to include an open photo frame (ⓓ) to be inserted.

The rear upper part ⓐ is configured by fixing the rear side and both sides of the front part ⓑ and having one side open. The rear lower part is the rear upper part ⓐ and the front part having the one side open. Ⓑ is assembled to be movable by inserting it between the first to fourth surfaces (ⓔ to ⓗ).

As shown in FIG. 8A, the postcard picture frame having the above-described configuration includes a first exploded view having a rear upper portion ⓐ and a front portion ⓑ, a photo frame ⓓ in which a display window 71 is formed, and first to fourth images. It is formed in the second development view having a lower rear surface portion of the surface (ⓔ to ⓗ), and the folding portions are integrally formed at the upper and lower ends and both edges, respectively.

As described above, the postcard frame has a rear upper portion (ⓐ) and a front portion (ⓑ) composed of a single piece of paper, and the rear upper portion (ⓐ) has a fold portion (①) of one side edge inside (bottom of the ground). And the folded portion (②) of both side edges are folded inward to be assembled with the folded portion (ⓒ) of both edges of the front portion (ⓑ), and the front portion (ⓑ) is Located on one side, the folding portion (③) of one side edge is configured to be folded outward (upper part of the ground). In this case, the front part ⓑ may print a picture or a picture on one surface, or may be left blank.

In addition, the postcard picture frame is composed of a picture frame ⓓ on which a display window 71 is formed and a lower end of a rear surface of the first to fourth sides ⓔ to ⓗ.

At this time, the photo frame (ⓓ) is folded parts (⑦ to ⑨) formed on each side of the exit window 71 are folded inward, respectively, folding parts (④, ⑤) of one side is folded inwards The front part ⓑ is positioned above the photo frame ⓓ with the folding part ⑨ of the window 71 fitted into the folding part ⑨ of the front part ⓑ to be engaged. It is configured to fold the folded portion ⓒ of both edges inward.

In addition, the fourth surface (ⓗ) of the lower rear portion of the rear surface has a third surface (ⓖ) and a fourth surface (ⓗ) overlapping from the second surface (ⓕ), while the folding portions (부분) of both edges are folded inwardly. In order to prevent the loosening of the folding portion (⑬) to overlap the upper portion of the folded portion (⑫) in the state folded into the folded portion (②) on both sides of the rear upper portion (ⓐ) by inserting inside the folded upper portion (ⓐ) ) And the front part (ⓑ) is assembled so as to be assembled and disassembled, but when it is pulled out between the rear upper part (ⓐ) and the front part (ⓑ), the folding part (⑭, ⑮) of the one side edge is It is configured not to fall out anymore by hanging on the folded part (①) folded at one edge of the rear upper part (ⓐ).

The fourth surface (ⓗ) of the lower rear portion has a bent line 81 formed to serve as a support for the postcard frame when pulled out between the rear upper portion ⓐ and the front portion ⓑ. In addition, the rear lower portion of the rear side folds the third surface (ⓖ) to overlap the inner fold and the outer fold so as to insert a business card or memo to form a memo stand. At this time, the lower end of the rear end is preferably formed in a position coinciding with one end of the rear upper end (ⓐ).

The postcard frame is fixed by inserting the folding portions (②) of both edges of the rear upper portion ⓐ into the cutouts 79 formed at the folding portions (ⓒ) of both edges of the photo frame ⓓ. However, the folding portions (②) of both edges of the rear upper portion ⓐ and the folding portions (ⓒ) of both edges of the photo frame ⓓ may be bonded and fixed.

The postcard picture frame is formed so as to be folded in and out of the edge portion of the middle of one side of the rear upper part ⓐ, and further comprises a hook portion 73 formed with a hole to hang the postcard picture frame.

Next, a method of assembling the postcard frame according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 8A to 8G.

First, as shown in FIGS. 8A and 8B, the folding part ① of one side edge of the rear upper part ⓐ is folded inward, and the folding part ② of both edges is folded inward, and then the front part ( Fold the fold part (③) of one edge of ⓑ outward.

Then, all the folding parts (⑦ to ⑨) formed on each side of the outgoing window 71 are folded inwards, and the folding part (④) of one side edge of the picture frame (ⓓ) is folded inward, and then the folding part (⑤) Fold inwards as well.

Then, the upper end of the third side (ⓖ) of the lower rear part of the rear side is folded inward and the fourth side (ⓗ) is positioned above the second side (ⓕ).

Next, after folding the folded portions (의) of both edges of the fourth surface (ⓗ) inward, the folded portions (⑮) of one side edge of the fourth surface (ⓗ) are folded outward.

Next, as shown in FIG. 8C, the folding portion ③ that folds out the lower end of the front portion ⓑ is fitted into the lower portion of the folding portion ⑨ of the edge of the exit window 71. The front part (ⓑ) is placed in the upper part of the picture frame (ⓓ) in the inserted state. Subsequently, the folding part (⑪) formed at the other edge of the picture frame (ⓓ) is folded inward.

Then, as shown in FIG. 8D, the folding portions ⓒ of both edges of the picture frame ⓓ are folded inward.

Next, as illustrated in FIG. 8E, the folding part ⑥ protruding from the folding part ⓒ of both edges of the picture frame ⓓ outwards to fold outwards so that the front part ⓑ and the picture frame ⓓ of the picture frame ⓓ. Insert between the folds (⑤).

Next, the lower end of the rear upper portion ⓐ is folded inward to be positioned at the upper portion of the front portion ⓑ and the projections formed at the lower portions of the folded portions ② of both edges of the rear upper portion ⓐ are formed on the photo frame ⓓ It fits into the incision groove 79 formed in the folding part (ⓒ) of both edges of ().

Then, the folding portions (⑫) formed at both edges of the first surface (ⓔ) and the second surface (ⓕ) of the lower rear portion of the rear surface are folded inward.

Then, as shown in FIGS. 8F and 8G, the center portion of the folding portion and the lower end of the first surface ⓔ are folded inward.

Subsequently, by folding the lower end of the picture frame ⓓ inwards, the folding part ② of both edges of the rear upper part ⓐ coupled to the upper part of the folding part ⓒ and the folding of both edges of the picture frame ⓓ. A portion of the lower surface of the rear upper portion ⓐ is inserted between the portion ⓒ by inserting the folded portion (⑭, ⑮) of the fourth surface ⓗ and the fourth surface ⓗ of the lower surface of the rear portion. The folding portion (①) of the rear upper end portion (ⓐ), which is folded in, is engaged with the folding portion (⑮) of the fourth surface (ⓗ) of the lower rear portion.

On the other hand, the folding portions ① to 도시 shown in Figs. 8A to 8G serve to assemble a paper postcard (or card), but at the same time have a function of preventing bending and bending of the paper.

Although the present invention has been described using a postcard picture frame as an example, the same configuration can be implemented as a picture frame combined paper card.

The postcard frame may be configured by inserting an additive containing an ornament or a sachet that may emit fragrance into the postcard frame, or using a paper that has been treated to emit fragrance as a material.

In addition, the postcard picture frame may be configured to be formed so as to protrude integrally the shape of an object or a plant or animal on the top or side end of the postcard picture frame.

In addition, a magnet may be embedded in the postcard frame to be attached to a metal including a refrigerator.

In addition, the postcard picture frame may be made integrally with the postcard picture frame so that the shape of an object or a plant or animal protrudes from the top or side end of the postcard picture frame.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications and changes can be made by those skilled in the art, which should be regarded as included in the spirit and scope of the present invention as defined in the appended claims. will be.

Postcard frame made by folding the paper according to the present invention and its manufacturing method has the following effects.

1. You can stand on the table and hang it on the wall.

2. You can easily insert a picture or picture into a postcard, so you can easily change the picture or picture.

3. It can replace the existing frame made of metal, wood or acrylic material.

4. It is eco-friendly because it consists of paper only.

5. One or two pieces of paper can be easily folded and made without using grass.

6. Postcards can be recycled into photo frames.

7. It can be used as a photographic frame along with corporate publicity or advertisement image.

8. It can be easily realized in various colors, sizes and shapes, and mass production is possible.

9. It can produce high quality image with low price.

10. Customers can easily fold and make DIY products.

11. You can put business cards or memos on postcards.

12. High-quality postcard frames with fragrance can be made by inserting scented ornaments or additives containing sachets into the interior or by making paper that is treated to give off fragrance.

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In the postcard frame made of paper folded, The front of a picture or photo printed or blank; And The upper part and the lower part which separates the contents and the address of the sender and the receiver to the other side of the front part are configured separately, and when the lower part is pulled out between one side and the front part of the upper part, a frame stand is made, and the lower part is again A postcard frame made by folding paper, comprising: a rear portion made of postcards when pushed in. The frame of claim 1, wherein the postcard frame is: The front side and both sides are assembled and fixed, the front window is formed on the front side, the picture frame is open to one side to insert a picture or picture; postcard frame made by folding the paper, characterized in that further comprises . 3. The postcard frame of claim 2 wherein: Postcard frame made of folded paper, characterized in that the film of the transparent material is attached to the window of the picture frame. The frame of claim 1, wherein the postcard frame is: Postcard frame made by folding a paper, characterized in that the bent line is formed in the lower end so as to serve as a stand of the postcard frame when the lower end between the one side and the front portion of the upper end. The frame of claim 1, wherein the postcard frame is: Postcard frame made by folding a paper, characterized in that to form a memo stand by folding a portion of the lower portion to insert a business card or note paper. The method according to claim 4 or 5, The note paper is formed with a handle protruding on one side, The lower end of the bent line is formed with an incision cut to a predetermined length, Postcard frame made by folding the paper, characterized in that the handle portion of the note paper is formed to come out through the incision when the memo paper is inserted into the memo rack. The frame of claim 1, wherein the postcard frame is: A postcard frame made of paper folded, characterized by consisting of a horizontal postcard frame or a vertical postcard frame. The frame of claim 1 or 7, wherein the postcard frame is: Postcard frame made by folding paper, characterized in that the hook portion is formed integrally on the top or side end so as to hang the postcard frame on the nail. The frame of claim 1, wherein the postcard frame is: Postcard frame made by folding paper, characterized in that the shape of the object or flora and fauna integrally formed on the top or side end of the postcard frame. The frame of claim 1, wherein the postcard frame is: Postcard frame made by folding paper, characterized in that the insertion of an additive containing an ornament or a sachet to give off the fragrance inside the postcard frame. The frame of claim 1, wherein the postcard frame is: A postcard frame made of paper folded, characterized in that it is constructed using paper treated as a material to emit fragrance. The frame of claim 1, wherein the postcard frame is: Postcard frame made by folding a paper, characterized in that the magnet is embedded in the postcard frame and attached to a metal made of a refrigerator. In the method of making a postcard frame made of paper folded, (a) A rectangular exploded view of the front part ⓑ is formed between the upper rear part ⓐ of the rear part and the lower rear part consisting of the first to fourth surfaces ⓒ to ⓕ, and the folding part is formed on the upper part, the lower part, and both ends. Forming; (b) folding the folding portion (①) of one side edge of the rear upper end (ⓐ) inward and folding the folding portion (②) of both edges inward; (c) Fold the folded portions (③) of both side edges of the front portion (ⓑ) inward, fold the upper end of the third side (ⓔ) of the lower rear portion inward, and then fold the lower end outward to the fourth side (ⓕ). ) Is positioned on top of the second surface (ⓓ); (d) After folding the folded portions ⑤ of both edges of the fourth surface ⓕ inwards, the folded portions ④ of both edges of the first and second surfaces ⓒ, ⓓ are folded inwards. Folding the folded portion (⑦) of one side edge of the fourth surface (ⓕ) outwardly; (e) After folding the rear upper part ⓐ inward, the upper end part ⓑ is positioned on the upper part, and the lower protrusions of the folding parts ② of both edges of the rear upper part ⓐ are placed on the front part ⓑ. Fitting into the cutout grooves 60 formed at the folding portions ③ of both edges of the edges; (f) Fold the middle portion of the folded portion ④ at both edges of the first and second surfaces ⓒ and ⓓ and the lower end of the first surface ⓒ inward to reconnect the fourth surface ⓕ. Positioning on top of the first surface ⓒ; And (g) After folding the lower end of the front part (ⓑ) inward, the folding part (②) of both edges of the rear upper part (ⓐ) coupled to the upper part of the folding part (③) of both edges of the front part (ⓑ). Of the rear upper portion ⓐ, which is folded between the lower portion of the rear upper portion ⓐ by inserting the folding portion ⑦ and the fourth surface ⓕ between the rear upper portion ⓐ and the rear upper portion ⓐ. Step of assembling the folding portion (①) and the folding portion (⑦) of the lower rear portion in engagement; Method of producing a postcard frame made by folding paper, characterized in that it comprises a. The frame of claim 13, wherein the postcard frame is: It is provided with a first incision 65 cut in a predetermined length on the folding portion between the first surface (ⓒ) and the second surface (ⓓ), The folding portion between the third surface ⓔ and the fourth surface ⓕ is also provided with a second cutout 66 cut in a predetermined length. The first and the second incision (65,66) is a method of producing a postcard frame made by folding paper, characterized in that configured to be folded in one overlap. The method of claim 14, The postcard frame further includes a memo paper inserted into an open portion between the fourth side ⓕ and the second side ⓓ of the lower rear side of the back frame, The note paper is a method of producing a postcard frame made by folding paper, characterized in that the handle portion protruding on one side is configured to come out through the first and second incisions (65,66). In the method of making a postcard frame made of paper folded, (a) a second front view having a first exploded view having a rear upper part ⓐ and a front part ⓑ, a picture frame ⓓ with a side view window and a lower rear part having a first to fourth sides ⓔ to ⓗ; Forming an opening degree; (b) Fold the folded portion (①) of one side edge of the rear upper portion (ⓐ) inward and fold the folded portion (②) of both edges inward and then the folded portion of one side edge of the front portion (ⓑ) ( ③) folding outwards; (c) folding all of the folding portions (⑦ to ⑨) formed on each side of the outgoing window 71 and folding the folding portions (④, ⑤) of one side edge of the photo frame ⓓ inwardly, respectively; Wow; (d) folding the upper end of the third lower surface of the lower rear part inwardly and then folding the lower end outward to position the fourth surface ⓗ on the upper side of the second surface; (e) folding the folded portions (⑬) of both edges of the fourth side (ⓗ) inwardly and then folding the folded portions (⑮) of one side edge of the fourth side (ⓗ) outwards; (f) The front portion ⓑ in a state in which the folding portion ③ that folds the lower end of the front portion ⓑ is engaged with the lower portion of the folding portion ⑨ of the edge of the exit window 71. ) The upper part of the picture frame (ⓓ), and folding the folded portion (⑪) formed at the other edge of the picture frame (ⓓ) inwardly; (g) After folding the folding parts ⓒ of both edges of the picture frame ⓓ inwards, folding the folding parts ⑥ protruding from the folding parts ⓒ of both edges of the picture frame ⓓ outwards. Inserting between the front part (ⓑ) and the folding part (⑤) of the picture frame (ⓓ); (h) Folding the lower end of the rear upper part (ⓐ) inwardly and positioned the upper part of the front part (ⓑ), and the protruding part formed at the bottom of the folded part (②) of both edges of the rear upper part (ⓐ). Fitting into the cutout grooves 79 formed at the folding portions ⓒ at both edges of the edge; (i) folding the folding portions (⑫) formed at both edges of the first surface (ⓔ) and the second surface (ⓕ) at the lower end of the rear surface inward, and then the center portion of the folding portion (⑫) and the lower portion of the ⓔ portion; Folding the inside; And (j) By folding the lower end of the picture frame (ⓓ) inwards of the folded portion (②) of both edges of the rear upper end portion (ⓐ) coupled to the upper part of the folding part (ⓒ) and of both side edges of the picture frame (ⓓ). The folding portion (⑭, 상단) of the lower rear portion and the fourth surface (ⓗ) are inserted between the folding portions (ⓒ) and the folding portion of the rear upper portion (ⓐ) not folded at the lower portion of the rear upper portion (ⓐ) ( ①) and the step of assembling the folded portion (⑮) of the lower end of the rear surface; manufacturing method of the postcard frame made by folding paper, characterized in that it comprises a. 17. The postcard frame of claim 16 wherein: It is provided with a first incision cut to a predetermined length in the folding portion between the first surface (ⓔ) and the second surface (ⓕ), The folding portion between the third surface (ⓖ) and the fourth surface (ⓗ) is also provided with a second incision cut into a predetermined length, The first and second cut-out parts are superimposed and folded to produce a postcard frame made of paper, characterized in that configured to be folded. The method of claim 17, The postcard picture frame further includes a memo paper inserted into an open portion between the fourth side (ⓗ) and the second side (ⓕ) of the rear lower portion. The note paper is a method of producing a postcard frame made by folding paper, characterized in that the handle portion protruding on one side is configured to come out through the first and second incision.

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