KR870003536Y1 - Pattern weaving fabrics - Google Patents

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Suture Solid Melted Pattern Fabric

1 is an exemplary view of forming a three-dimensional pattern of the present invention in the H-shape.

2 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 1 of FIG.

3 is an exemplary view of a suture method for making a pattern of FIG.

Figure 4 is another exemplary three-dimensional pattern of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along line B of FIG.

6 is a diagram illustrating a modified state of FIG.

7 is a multi-line cross-sectional view of FIG.

8 is a view illustrating a method of sealing the pattern of FIG.

* Explanation of symbols for main parts of the drawings

1: base 2, 3: linear protrusion

4: concave part 5: suture part

6, 6 ': diamond shape eluting shape 7: recessed part

8: Octagonal eluting pattern 8 ': Corner eluting part

9: octagonal recessed part A: binding yarn

A, A ', I, I': Preliminary c, C ': Gap

The present invention is to achieve a more beautiful and elegant decorative effect by forming a suture solid pattern on the surface of the material used as a decorative fabric for making bags or accessories, such as decorative cover such as a cushion cover or a quilt cover.

Conventional carcasses and fabrics do not have a three-dimensional pattern, attaching a lace or embroidering the decoration effect is mostly because the artistry and three-dimensional sparsity had a weak shape, the present design is to correct the above inconvenience It is designed to form a three-dimensional four-sided continuous pattern by suture described in detail by shape as follows.

Mark the horizontal line (a) and vertical line (b) (b) to make a square on the back of the base (textile, leather, etc.) (1) to make a square partition line to make a square edge in the horizontal direction. Press the binding yarn (A) in a diagonal direction to form a "W", and stitch the square corners from the squares of the upper and lower rows as shown in the "→" table in FIG. 3 to form a continuous pattern as shown in FIG. (A) A line is formed between (a ') and vertical line (b) (b') to form a gap (c) and (c), so that a quadrilateral gap (c ") is formed at the intersection of the longitudinal and horizontal gaps. Binding the yarn (A) in a diagonal direction and stitch the edges of the four-sided spacing (Ca) to each other (5) to form a rhombus fusion (6) (6 ') and the indentation (7) in all directions To form a continuous pattern (figure 4) or to seal the horizontal line (A) and the longitudinal line (B) between the four-sided gap seal and the seam in the rhombic continuous pattern of FIG. It is possible to obtain a pattern such as 6 degrees having an edge eluting portion 8 'formed at the corner of the octagonal eluting pattern 8 or to deform the binding point 5 of the binder so that an arbitrary elution shape not shown is continuously made. Structure.

By doing so, it is possible to obtain various three-dimensional continuous patterns by changing only the binding yarn and the suture point (5). It is possible to make ornaments such as shoes and handbags, including cushions and quilts, because the three-dimensional pattern is obtained without deformation even if sucked in the configuration, and the use is diverse, the industrial advantage is great.

Claims (2)

A horizontal divider (a) and a vertical line (b) are displayed to form a square on the back surface of the material 1 to form a square partition line, so that the corners of the square in the transverse direction are "W" diagonally. A three-dimensional melt-patterned fabric made of sutures in which the upper and lower square square edges of the upper and lower lines are sewn as shown in the "→" table in Fig. 3 to form a continuous pattern as shown in Fig. 1. Draw a line to form a gap between the horizontal line (A) and the vertical line (B) and the vertical line (B) to form a quadrilateral space (C) at the intersection of the longitudinal and horizontal spaces. Make a partition line so that the binding yarn A is diagonally sewn together, and the edges of the quadrilateral spacing (Ca ') are sewn together (5) so that the rhombic fusions (6) (6') and the indentations (7) Octagonal fusion pattern by forming a continuous pattern (Fig. 4) in all directions or by sealing the horizontal line (B) and vertical line (A) between the four-sided gap seal and the seam in the rhombic seamless pattern of Fig. 4. (8) by suturing a pattern such as 6 degrees at which the edge fusion portion 8 'is formed at the corner, or by causing the fusion splicing pattern (not shown) to be continuously formed by modifying the suture point 5 of the binding yarn. Three-dimensional melt-patterned fabric.