RU2476129C1 - Multi-purpose shawl - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: personal use articles.

SUBSTANCE: product refers to light industry, in particular to knitwear manufacture. The essence of the invention consists in the fact that the multi-purpose shawl of knitted fabric with size of 100x110 cm consists of detachably interconnected in conjunction two rectangles and two squares. And the rectangles are joined together on the long sides, and the squares are joined to one of the free long sides of the rectangle, preliminary connecting to each other by the parts of detachable zip fasteners located on the opposite sides of each square, and the connection in conjunction is carried out through joint cords passed in open work holes located along the perimeter of the rectangles and on one of the square sides free from parts of the zip fasteners at a pitch of 5 cm from each other at a distance of 1 cm from the edge.

EFFECT: object of the invention: to expand the functionality of shawl by transforming it into different types of clothing, head wears, scarf, and accessories by using the principles of transformation.

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Description

The product relates to light industry, in particular to knitwear production.

As a result of a patent search, a prototype was not identified.

The objective of the invention is to expand the functionality of the shawl by converting it into various types of clothing, hats, scarves and accessories by using the principles of transformation.

The essence of the invention lies in the fact that a multifunctional shawl from a knitted fabric of size 100 × 110 cm consists of two rectangles and two squares detachably interconnected, and the rectangles are interconnected along the long sides, and the squares are joined to one of the free long sides of the rectangles, pre-connected to each other by parts of detachable zippers located on opposite sides of each square, and butt-to-butt connection is carried out by means of connecting sh nurov, drawn into openwork holes located around the perimeter of the rectangles and on one of the sides of the squares, free from parts of the zippers, with a step of 5 cm from each other, at a distance of 1 cm from the edge.

The invention is presented in the drawings.

Figure 1 - General view of a multifunctional shawl.

Figure 2 - headgear, scarf and accessories:

a is a scarf;

b - a hat;

in - bag;

g - coupling.

Figure 3 - dress with sleeves.

Figure 4 - asymmetric dress.

5 is a dress with lowered sleeves.

6 is a sundress.

Figure 7 - sundress with a hood.

Fig - sundress with a drape.

Fig.9 - set: skirt and bolero.

The multifunctional shawl is a rectangular piece of knitted fabric, the width of which is 100 cm and the length is 110 cm. The shawl consists of two rectangles 1 and 2, two squares 3 and 4 detachably connected together, connecting cords 5, 6, 7, 8, two detachable zippers 9, 10, openwork holes 11 and 12, resulting from a loop structure. Holes 11 are located around the perimeter of rectangles 1 and 2, holes 12 are located on one of the sides of squares 3 and 4, the hole pitch is 5 cm from each other, at a distance of 1 cm from the edge. Parts of detachable zippers 9 and 10 are located on opposite sides of squares 3 and 4, free of holes 12. Cords 5 and 6 connect the rectangles 1 and 2 to one another along one of the long sides. Connected to each other by parts of detachable zippers 9 and 10, squares 3 and 4 are connected via holes 12 to one of the long free sides of rectangles 1 or 2 with cords 7 and 8 (Fig. 1). The side of the square is 2 times smaller than the long side of the rectangle.

Shawl transformation is as follows.

Figure 2a. Disconnect all parts of the shawl (figure 1). We connect the rectangles 1 and 2 on two smaller sides into the openwork holes 11 with a cord 8. As a result, we get a scarf.

Figure 2b. On square 3, we connect the links of lightning 10, between each other. We put one end of the resulting pipe on the head, and tie the other with a cord 7, getting a hat.

Figure 2c. We connect the rectangles 1, 2 with the cords 5, 6 into the openings 11 on one of the long sides, we fold the formed rectangle across in half, combining the side edges, and connect them together with the cords 7, 8 into the holes 11. The free ends of the cords 7, 8 form the handle of a bag. The entrance to the bag can be closed by a valve, which is formed if the formed rectangle is bent in a different proportion.

Figure 2d. In square 4 we connect the parts of the zippers 9 to each other and get a pipe that we twist in half by inserting the cord 6. Inside we get a two-layer sleeve.

Figure 3. Disconnect all parts of the shawl (figure 1). We connect square 3 with holes 12 to rectangle 2 with cord 5 through holes 11 symmetrically in the center. Using the cord 6, we similarly connect the second square 4 with the second rectangle 1. The resulting parts are superimposed on each other, combining the contours. We connect the remaining free sections of rectangles 1 and 2 along the connection line with the squares to each other with the free ends of the cords 5, 6. Squares 3, 4 are connected to each other, covering parts of the zippers 9 and 10. Further, we connect the rectangles 1, 2 along the long free sides of the cords 7, 8 with the formation in the Central part of the hole for the head. As a result, we get a dress with sleeves.

Figure 4. Similarly to figure 3, we obtain an asymmetric dress due to the non-connection of rectangles 1, 2 with a cord 7 or 6 on a section of one of the shoulders.

Figure 5. Disconnect all parts of the shawl (figure 1). Rectangles 1, 2 with holes 11 of the smaller sides are connected with a cord 8 to the holes 12 of squares 3 and 4, so that the sides of the rectangles are symmetrically and evenly located on the side of the square, by not passing the cord through all the holes. The resulting design is folded in half across, combining all the edges and closing the parts of the zippers 9 and 10 of the squares 3, 4, which form the skirt of the dress. Then we form the bodice of the dress, connecting the cords 7, 8 to the shelf and the back with the formation of side seams, and with the cord 6 - the middle seam of the front to the desired size. As a result, we get a dress with lowered sleeves.

Figure 6. Disconnect all parts of the shawl (figure 1). We fold each rectangle 1, 2 along half, combining the long edges, and connect them together with cords 7, 8 with the formation of straps. We connect squares 3, 4, closing the parts of the zippers 9, 10, we get a skirt. We connect the straps and the skirt with cords 5, 6 through the holes 11, 12 in any shape (for example, crosswise), we get a sundress.

Figure 7. Disconnect all parts of the shawl (figure 1), connect the squares 3, 4, closing the parts of the zippers 9 and 10, forming a skirt. The short sides of the rectangle 1 are connected together by a cord 8 through the holes 11, forming a bodice of sundress. We connect the bodice with a skirt with a cord 5 through openwork holes 11, 12. Rectangle 2 is bent in half across and connect the edges of one of the long sides between each other through openwork holes 11 with a cord 7 from the inflection line by no more than 20 cm, forming a hood. We connect the ends of the hood in front and behind with the bodice with the help of a cord 6, which is drawn into the holes 11 along the upper edge of the bodice.

Figure 8. Disconnect all parts of the shawl (figure 1), connect the squares 3, 4, closing the parts of the zippers 9 and 10, forming a skirt. The short sides of the rectangle 1 are connected together by a cord 8 through the holes 11, forming a bodice of sundress. We connect the bodice with the skirt with cord 5 through the openwork holes 11, 12. We connect the short sides of rectangle 2 with the cord 7 into the openings 11. Insert the cord 6 into the openings 11 located along the long side of the rectangle 2, tighten the cord, forming a drape. We get a dress with a drape.

Figure 9. Disconnect all parts of the shawl (figure 1), connect the squares 3, 4, closing the parts of the zippers 9 and 10, pull and pull the cord 8 in the openwork holes 12, forming a skirt. Rectangles 1, 2 are superimposed on each other, combining the edges. We connect the edges to one of the long sides with cords 5, 6 through openwork holes 11. We connect the edges of the other long sides of the rectangles to each other, leaving an unconnected section in the center to form the entrance to the bolero. We get a dress with a bolero.

The size of the shawl 100 × 110 cm is regulated by the dimensional characteristics of a person: chest circumference, hip circumference.

The technical result of using the invention is as follows.

1. Expanding the functionality of a multifunctional shawl by converting it into different types of clothes, hats and accessories.

2. Technological design, providing low labor costs in the manufacture.

3. Expansion of the assortment of clothing, hats and accessories.

4. Simplicity and convenience of transformation.

5. The possibility of expanding the size range of clothing through the use of knitted fabric.

6. The possibility of recycling out of fashion and outdated things.

Manufacturing of products is possible in industrial production using standard equipment and means of small-scale mechanization.

Claims (1)

A multifunctional shawl of knitted fabric 100 × 110 cm in size, consisting of two rectangles and two squares detachably interconnected, the rectangles being connected to each other along the long sides, and the squares are joined to one of the free long sides of the rectangles, previously connected to each other by detachable parts zippers located on opposite sides of each square, and butt-to-butt connection is made by means of connecting cords, drawn into openwork holes, located along the perimeter of the rectangles and on one of the zipper-free sides of the squares, with a step of 5 cm from each other, at a distance of 1 cm from the edge.

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