TWM491649U - Table-utensil bag made by folding napkin paper - Google Patents

Description

Tableware bag folded into napkin

The present invention relates to a tableware bag, and more particularly to a tableware bag folded into a napkin.

The existing cutlery bag is a bag body having an opening, and the material thereof can be plastic or paper to achieve the effect of accommodating tableware. However, the existing cutlery bags are discarded after being used once, and there is room for improvement.

Therefore, the object of the present invention is to provide a tableware bag in which a napkin is folded.

Therefore, the cutlery bag folded into the napkin of the present invention is suitable for accommodating a cutlery set comprising a napkin, comprising two sides, a lower side connecting the lower ends of the sides, and a top end connecting the sides. An upper side, a lower fold line parallel to the lower side, a left fold line adjacent to the left side and perpendicular to the lower fold line, a side line adjacent to the right side and a right fold line perpendicular to the lower fold line, The upper side, the left and right fold lines, and the lower fold line define a receiving portion, a left fold defined by the upper side, the left fold line, the lower fold line, and the left side boundary One from the upper side, the right side a line, the lower fold line, and a right fold defined by the side boundary on the right side, and a cover defined by the lower fold line, the side edges, and the lower side boundary. The length of the upper and lower sides is smaller than the sides, and the distance from the lower fold line to the lower side is smaller than the distance from the lower fold line to the upper side, and the distance from the left fold line to the left side. The distance from the right fold line to the right side of the right side is smaller than the distance from the left fold line to the right fold line, and the left and right fold lines respectively extend from the lower fold line to the upper side line.

The cover portion is folded forward along the lower fold line, covering the receiving portion and the left and right folded portions, and then folded back along the left and right fold lines respectively to form the cutlery bag, the receiving portion and the cover portion The cover defines an accommodating space opening toward the upper fold line for placing the cutlery set.

The tableware bag of the present invention, wherein the napkin further comprises an upper fold line adjacent to and parallel to the upper side, the distance from the upper fold line to the upper side is smaller than a length difference between the receiving portion and the covering portion, The upper side, the side edges, and the upper folding line define an upper folding portion, and the upper folding portion is folded back along the upper folding line and located below the receiving portion to prevent the tableware group from piercing the receiving portion At the upper end.

The utility model has the following effects: after the napkin is folded, the tableware bag is formed for placing the tableware group, and after the tableware is taken out, the tableware bag can be flattened for use as the napkin, thereby achieving multi-purpose use and reduction. The effect of cost.

1‧‧‧Tableware bag

11‧‧‧ accommodating space

2‧‧‧Nurspaper

20‧‧‧ side

21‧‧‧ lower side

22‧‧‧Upside

23‧‧‧Down line

24‧‧‧left fold line

25‧‧‧Right line

26‧‧‧ 容部

27‧‧‧ Left fold

28‧‧‧ right fold

29‧‧‧ Coverage

210‧‧‧Upper line

211‧‧‧Upper section

3‧‧‧Tableware set

Other features and effects of the present invention will be apparent from the detailed description of the embodiments referring to the drawings, wherein: Figure 1 is a front elevational view showing the state in which the napkin in the embodiment of the napkin bag folded into the present invention has not been folded; Figure 2 is a perspective view showing the embodiment of the tableware bag folded from the napkin of the present invention; 3 is a perspective view showing another perspective of this embodiment of the cutlery bag in which the novel napkin is folded.

Referring to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, an embodiment of the cutlery bag folded into the napkin of the present invention is suitable for accommodating a cutlery set 3, which comprises a substantially rectangular napkin 2, including two side edges 20, a connection, etc. a lower side 21 of the lower end of the side edge 20, an upper side 22 connecting the upper ends of the side edges 20, a lower fold line 23 parallel to the lower side 21, a side edge 20 adjacent to the left side, and the lower fold line A left fold line 24 of 23, a right fold line 25 adjacent to the right side of the side edge 20 and perpendicular to the lower fold line 23, and an accommodation defined by the upper side edge 22, the left and right fold lines 25, and the lower fold line 23 a portion 26, a left folded portion 27 defined by the upper side 22, the left fold line 24, the lower fold line 23, and the left side of the side 20, and the upper side 22 and the right fold line 25 The lower fold line 23, and the right side portion 28 defined by the side edge 20 on the right side, a cover portion 29 defined by the lower fold line 23, the side edges 20 and the lower side edge 21, and a close And an upper fold line 210 parallel to the upper side 22, and an upper fold portion 211 defined by the upper side 22, the side edges 20, and the upper fold line 210. The length of the upper and lower sides 21 is smaller than the sides 20, and the distance from the lower line 23 to the lower side 21 is smaller than the distance from the lower line 23 to the upper side 22. The left line 24 is to the left. The distance of the side 20 of the square and the The distance from the right fold line 25 to the right side of the side edge 20 is smaller than the distance from the left fold line 24 to the right fold line 25, and the left and right fold lines 25 extend from the lower fold line 23 to the upper side edge 22, respectively. The distance from the upper fold line 210 to the upper side 22 is smaller than the length difference between the receiving portion 26 and the cover portion 29.

Referring to FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 , the cover portion 29 is folded forward along the lower fold line 23 to cover the receiving portion 26 and the left and right folded portions 28 . The upper folded portion 211 is folded back along the upper fold line 210 . The accommodating portion 26 and the left and right folded portions 28 are respectively folded downward and then folded back along the left and right fold lines 25 to form the cutlery bag 1. The accommodating portion 26 and the covering portion 29 define a Opening the accommodating space 11 of the upper fold line 210 for placing the cutlery set 3.

In summary, after the napkin 2 is folded, the cutlery bag 1 is formed for placing the cutlery set 3, and after the cutlery is taken out, the cutlery bag 1 can be flattened into the napkin 2 for use. The utility model has the advantages of multi-use and cost reduction, so it can achieve the purpose of the novel.

However, the above description is only for the embodiments of the present invention, and the scope of the present invention cannot be limited thereto, that is, the simple equivalent changes and modifications made by the present patent application scope and the contents of the patent specification are still It is within the scope of this new patent.

1‧‧‧Tableware bag

11‧‧‧ accommodating space

2‧‧‧Nurspaper

20‧‧‧ side

21‧‧‧ lower side

22‧‧‧Upside

23‧‧‧Down line

24‧‧‧left fold line

25‧‧‧Right line

26‧‧‧ 容部

27‧‧‧ Left fold

28‧‧‧ right fold

29‧‧‧ Coverage

210‧‧‧Upper line

211‧‧‧Upper section

3‧‧‧Tableware set

Claims (2)

The utility model relates to a tableware bag folded into a napkin, which is suitable for accommodating a tableware group. The tableware bag comprises: a napkin, which is substantially rectangular and comprises two side edges; a lower side edge connecting the lower ends of the side edges, the length of the lower side edges Less than the sides; an upper side connecting the upper ends of the sides, the length of the upper side being smaller than the sides; the lower fold line paralleling the lower side, the distance from the lower fold line to the lower side a distance from the lower fold line to the upper side; a left fold line extending from the lower fold line to the upper side and perpendicular to the lower fold line, the left fold line being relatively close to the left side of the side; a right fold line, The lower fold line extends to the upper side and perpendicular to the lower fold line, the right fold line is relatively close to the side edge on the right side, the distance from the left fold line to the left side of the side and the right fold line to the right side of the side The distance between the sides is smaller than the distance from the left fold line to the right fold line; a receiving portion is defined by the upper side, the left and right fold lines, and the lower fold line; a left fold portion from the upper side The left fold line, the lower fold line, and the side boundary at the left side are defined; a right folding portion defined by the upper side edge, the right folding line, the lower folding line, and the side boundary at the right side; and a covering portion from the lower folding line, the side edges, and the lower side Defining, the covering portion is folded forward along the lower folding line, covering the receiving portion and the left and right folding portions, and then folding back along the left and right folding lines respectively, wherein the left and right folding portions are located in the capacity The table portion is formed to form the tableware bag, and the receiving portion and the covering portion define an accommodating space opening toward the upper folding line for placing the tableware group. The tableware bag of claim 1, wherein the napkin further comprises an upper fold line adjacent to and parallel to the upper side, the distance from the upper fold line to the upper side being smaller than the length difference between the receiving portion and the covering portion. The upper side, the side edges, and the upper fold line define an upper fold portion, the upper fold portion being folded back along the upper fold line and located below the receiving portion to prevent the cutlery set from piercing the capacity At the upper end of the set.