WO2011142037A1

WO2011142037A1 - Frilled woven fabric

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Publication number: WO2011142037A1
Application number: PCT/JP2010/058234
Authority: WO
Inventors: 重男赤石
Original assignee: イヅハラ産業株式会社
Priority date: 2010-05-14
Filing date: 2010-05-14
Publication date: 2011-11-17
Also published as: JP4598885B1; US20130189498A1; JPWO2011142037A1; CA2799368A1; EP2570528A4; KR20130016724A; KR101408403B1; EP2570528A1

Abstract

The object is to enable the easy production of beautifully frilled skirts, blouses, etc. at low cost. Disclosed is a frilled woven fabric which is formed by continuously and integrally weaving a base cloth part (1); a frill cloth part (2) which is provided, in a desired number of layers, on the front side of the base cloth part (1) in such a manner as to form a two-ply structure with the base cloth part (1); a joining part (3) which joins the base cloth part (1) with the frill cloth part (2) by multilayer weaving; and a connecting part (4) which is made of warps alone and passes from one edge of the frill cloth part (2), said edge being on the side opposite to the joining part (3), through the base cloth part (1) to connect with one edge of the joining part (3). In the aforesaid frilled woven fabric, beautiful frills can be easily formed simply by cutting the connecting part (4), lifting up the frill cloth part (2) and then carrying out a treatment, such as merrow overlocking, for preventing fraying at the edge of the frill cloth part (2).

Description

Frilled woven fabric

The present invention relates to a ruffled woven fabric used for manufacturing a ruffled skirt, a frilled blouse, and the like.

In the clothing field, when manufacturing a ruffled skirt, a frilled blouse, etc., the frill end treatment and sewing are mostly carried out by sewing using a sewing machine.

For example, in the case of manufacturing a three-step frilled skirt, conventionally, a desired fabric is cut into a desired width to produce three frilled fabrics, and a process for preventing fraying of the end portions of each frilled fabric is performed. . When gathering the frills, the frilled cloth is evenly gathered by sewing and shrinking the upper end portion of each frilled cloth. Then, three frilled cloths are sewn in order from the lower stage to a skirt cloth created separately from the frills, thereby completing a frilled skirt (see, for example, Non-Patent Document 1).

However, the conventional techniques described above have the following problems.

In the conventional technology, four steps are necessary as the cutting operation of the fabric for making the above-mentioned three frilled fabrics. In addition, as a processing method for preventing fraying of the end portions of the three frilled cloths, there are methods such as mellow lock, three rolls, and three staggered rolls. As for, 6 steps are required. Moreover, when gathering a frill, the upper end side part of each frill cloth is sewed and shrunk as mentioned above, but since processing for three sheets is required, three steps are required as work. Also, when sewing 3 ruffled cloths on the skirt fabric in order from the bottom, in order to show the finish cleanly, mark the frill sewing position with a line, and place the frilled cloth at the mark line position with the main sewing machine. The procedure of sewing is taken, but this process requires six steps. Furthermore, in order to hide the sewing position of the frilled cloth, six steps are required for the operation of performing the intermediate stitching with the front sewing machine and the press stitching with the main sewing machine.

As described above, in the conventional technique, even when three steps of frills are made and sewn on the skirt cloth, the work for at least 25 steps is required, so that it takes a lot of labor and time for manufacturing, and the manufacturing cost increases. There's a problem.

This invention makes it a subject to solve such a problem.

Therefore, the frilled woven fabric of the present invention includes a base fabric portion, a frilled fabric portion provided on the front side of the base fabric portion in a necessary number of steps so as to have a double relationship with the base fabric portion, and the base fabric. And a connecting portion in which one end of the frilled cloth portion is joined by overlapping weaving, and the base cloth portion is formed by passing through the base cloth portion from a tip opposite to the connecting portion of the frilled cloth portion, which is made only of warp. And a connecting portion provided to connect one end of the portion.

In the present invention as described above, after the connecting portion is cut and the front end of the frilled cloth portion is separated from the base cloth portion 1, it can be easily cleaned simply by applying a process such as a mellow lock for preventing fraying of the front end. Since frills can be made, the frills can be completed in 1/3 to 1/4 steps compared to the conventional method, and difficult sewing techniques that require skill are not required. And a frilled blouse can be produced at low cost.

Side view of the main part showing the first embodiment The principal part perspective view which shows 1st Example The fragmentary perspective view of the connection part in a 1st Example The principal part side view which shows the process of completing the frill of 1st Example The principal part perspective view which shows the process of completing the frill of 1st Example. Side view of main part showing second embodiment The principal part perspective view which shows 2nd Example Side view of essential part showing process of completing frill of second embodiment The principal part perspective view which shows the process of completing the frill of 2nd Example.

Hereinafter, embodiments of a woven fabric with a frill according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a side view of an essential part showing a first embodiment, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an essential part showing a first embodiment, in which 1 is a base cloth part, 2 is a frill cloth part, and 3 is a connecting part. Reference numeral 4 denotes a connecting portion, and the base cloth portion 1, the frilled cloth portion 2, the connecting portion 3, and the connecting portion 4 are woven continuously and integrally by a jacquard loom.

Here, the base cloth portion 1 is a cloth portion serving as a base such as a skirt or a blouse, and the frill cloth portion 2 is a cloth portion serving as a frill for decoration. The frill cloth portion 2 is doubled with the base cloth portion 1. A necessary number of steps (number of sheets) are provided on the front side of the base cloth portion 1 so as to be related. The connecting portion 3 is a portion obtained by weaving the base cloth portion 1 and the frilled cloth portion 2, and one end of the frilled cloth portion 2 is coupled to the base cloth portion 1 by the connecting portion 3. Further, urethane yarn is used for the connecting portion 3 as a yarn having shrinkage in the weft. The urethane yarn is stretched and hardened with glue. After weaving it as weft yarn, the glue is washed away and the binding portion 3 is contracted to connect the base fabric portion 1 and the connecting portions of the frilled fabric portions 2. Gathers 5 are created at equal intervals on the 3 side portion.

FIG. 3 is a partial perspective view of the connecting portion 4. The connecting part 4 is a part made only of warp, and connects the base cloth part 1 through one end (hereinafter referred to as the tip) opposite to the connecting part 3 of the frilled cloth part 2 to connect one end of the connecting part 3. It is provided so that a cutting tool such as a scissors can be inserted with a slack on the back side of the base cloth portion 1.

FIG. 4 is a side view of the main part showing the process of completing the frill, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the main part. The connecting part 4 of the woven fabric with the frills woven as described above is loosened on the back side of the base cloth part 1. Insert a cutting tool such as a scissors into the held part and cut it. Then, when the frilled cloth part 2 is lifted after cutting, the tip of the frilled cloth part 2 is separated from the base cloth part 1 as shown in FIGS. The frills are completed by processing such as mellow lock. In addition, although the warp of the connection part 4 remains in the connection part 3 side, since the connection part 3 is woven firmly by the double weaving, there is no fear that the connection part 3 frays.

A ruffled woven fabric with a ruffle completed in this way can easily produce a ruffled skirt by sewing, and a frilled blouse by using this ruffled woven fabric. It is also possible to manufacture costumes such as, and further, it can be used for manufacturing frilled ornaments and accessories.

As described above, the frilled woven fabric according to the first embodiment has the base fabric portion 1 and the front side of the base fabric portion 1 by the number of steps (number of sheets) necessary to form a double relationship with the base fabric portion 1. From the tip of the frilled cloth portion 2 that is made of warp only and opposite to the connected portion 3. Since the connecting portion 4 provided so as to pass through the base cloth portion 1 and connect one end of the connecting portion 3 is woven continuously and integrally, the connecting portion 4 is cut and a frilled cloth is cut. After the part 2 is lifted and separated from the base cloth part 1, a clean frill can be easily produced simply by applying a process such as a mellow lock for preventing fraying of the tip of the frill cloth part 2.

Further, since the urethane yarn that has been stretched and hardened with glue is woven as a weft thread, the base cloth part 1 and each of the frilled cloth parts 2 can be contracted by washing the glue and shrinking the joint part 3. The gathers 5 can be created at equal intervals in the portion on the side of the connecting portion 3, and the ruffle cloth portion 2, the connecting portion 3, and the connecting portion 4 are formed from the waist to the hem of the skirt, for example, when manufacturing a skirt. Since the base fabric portion 1 can be woven together with the base fabric portion 1 in a series of processes in which the base fabric portion 1 is woven by jacquard weaving, manufacturing is extremely easy.

As described above, the frilled woven fabric according to the first embodiment shortens the process until completion of the frill as compared with the normal frilling process by sewing. The conventional frilling process by sewing requires at least 25 steps, whereas according to the first embodiment, the cutting of the connecting portion 4 is performed in three steps, and the frilled cloth portion 2 is prevented from fraying. Since the total of 6 processes, including 3 processes, can be completed, it can be completed in almost 1/4 process compared to conventional processes, and it is not necessary to use difficult sewing techniques that require skill. It is possible to produce a beautifully frilled skirt, a frilled blouse and the like at a low cost.

FIG. 6 is a side view of the main part of the second embodiment, and FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the main part of the second embodiment. In the second embodiment, the frill is a ribbon frill. In the second embodiment, the connecting portion 4 in the first embodiment is omitted, and the base cloth portion 1 is formed by the necessary number of steps (number of sheets) so that the frill cloth portion 2 has a double relationship with the base cloth portion 1. It is provided on the front side, and the connecting portion 3 is created by weaving both ends of the frilled cloth portion 2 with the base cloth portion 1 so that the frilled cloth portion 2 is coupled to the base cloth portion 1 by the connecting portion 3. The cut line (cutting line) 6 is provided by weaving a weft of a different color from the frilled cloth part 2 in a desired part of each frilled cloth 2, for example, in the center part.

Also in the second embodiment, the base cloth portion 1, the frill cloth portion 2, and the connecting portion 3 are woven continuously and integrally by the jacquard loom, and the connecting portion 3 is stretched. Weaving urethane yarn as shrinkable yarn that has been hardened with glue as weft yarn, and washing the glue to shrink the connecting portion 3 to make the base fabric portion 1 and the connecting portion 3 side of each frilled cloth portion 2 Gather 5 is created at equal intervals in the part.

FIG. 8 is a side view of the main part showing the process for completing the ribbon frill, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the main part. The frilled cloth part 2 of the woven cloth with the frills woven as described above is cut according to the cut run 6. Disconnect with. As a result, the frilled cloth portion 2 is divided into two parts between the connecting portions 3, and ribbon frills are completed by applying a process such as a mellow lock to prevent fraying of the respective divided ends.

The ruffled woven fabric that has completed the ribbon ruffle in this way can easily produce a ribbon-frilled skirt by sewing, and by using this ruffled woven fabric, the ribbon ruffle can be applied to the trunk and sleeves. It is also possible to manufacture costumes such as thigh blouse, and it can be used for the manufacture of ornaments and accessories with ribbon frills.

As described above, the ruffled woven fabric according to the second embodiment is provided on the front side of the base fabric portion 1 in the necessary number of steps (number of sheets) so that the ruffle fabric portion 2 has a double relationship with the base fabric portion 1. Then, by creating a connecting portion 3 by weaving both ends of the frilled cloth portion 2 with the base cloth portion 1, the frilled cloth portion 2 is coupled to the base cloth portion 1 by the connecting portion 3, and each frill cloth Since a cut line 6 is provided by weaving a weft of a color different from that of the frill cloth portion 2 at a desired portion of the cloth 2, for example, at the center portion, the frill cloth portion 2 is cut by cutting with a scissors or the like according to the cut run 6. Thus, a clean ribbon frill can be easily made simply by dividing the frilled cloth portion 2 between the connecting portions 3 and applying a process such as a mellow lock for preventing fraying of each of the divided ends.

Further, since the urethane yarn that has been stretched and hardened with glue is woven as a weft thread, the base cloth part 1 and each of the frill cloth parts 2 can be contracted by shrinking the joint part 3 by washing away the glue. The gathers 5 can be created at equal intervals in the connecting part 3 side, and the frilled cloth part 2 and the connecting part 34 are, for example, a base cloth part from the waist to the skirt of the skirt when manufacturing a skirt. Since 1 can be woven together with the base fabric portion 1 in a series of processes of weaving 1 by jacquard weaving, manufacturing is extremely easy.

As described above, in the frilled woven fabric according to the first embodiment, the process until the completion of the ribbon frill is shortened as compared with the normal frill processing by sewing. For example, when the process for making a three-stage ribbon frill is compared, The conventional frilling process that is conventionally performed by sewing requires at least 28 steps, whereas according to the first embodiment, the connecting portion 4 is cut by three steps and the leading edge of the frilled cloth portion 2 frays. The total of 9 processes, including 6 mellow locks, can be completed in 1/3 to 1/4 process compared to the conventional process, and difficult sewing techniques that require skill are required. Since it becomes unnecessary, it is possible to easily produce a beautiful skirt with a ribbon frill, a blouse with a ribbon frill, and the like at a low cost.

In the first and second embodiments described above, the whole is woven by jacquard weave, but may be woven by dobby weave or the like.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Base cloth part 2 Frill cloth part 3 Connection part 4 Connection part 5 Gather 6 Cut line

Claims

A base fabric portion, a frilled fabric portion provided on the front side of the base fabric portion in a necessary number of steps so as to have a double relationship with the base fabric portion, and one end of the base fabric portion and the frilled fabric portion are overlaid. And a connecting portion made of only warp and penetrating from the tip of the frilled cloth portion on the opposite side to the connecting portion, passing through the base cloth portion, and being connected to one end of the connecting portion. A woven fabric with a frill.
A frilled cloth part, a frilled cloth part provided on the front side of the base cloth part in a necessary number of steps so as to have a double relationship with the base cloth part, and both ends of the base cloth part and the frilled cloth part are overlaid. And a cut line provided by weaving a weft of a color different from that of the frilled cloth part into the frilled cloth part.
The frilled woven fabric according to claim 1 or 2,
Gather formed on the base cloth part and each frilled cloth part by weaving a shrinkable yarn stretched on the connecting part 3 and solidified with glue as a weft, washing the glue off and shrinking the connecting part A woven fabric with frills, characterized by comprising:
In the woven fabric with a frill according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
A ruffled woven fabric characterized by being made entirely of jacquard or dobby weave.