WO2012109796A1

WO2012109796A1 - Jigsaw puzzle perpetual calendar

Info

Publication number: WO2012109796A1
Application number: PCT/CN2011/071076
Authority: WO
Inventors: 庄子毅; 庄世鸿
Original assignee: Chuang Ziyi; Chuang Shih-Hung
Priority date: 2011-02-18
Filing date: 2011-02-18
Publication date: 2012-08-23

Abstract

A jigsaw puzzle perpetual calendar includes a pattern assembly (20) and a calendar assembly (30) mosaiced in an outer frame assembly (10). Every pattern piece (21) of the pattern assembly (20) can be put together to form an integrated pattern. The calendar pieces (31) of the calendar assembly (30) have the same contour. The position and the positive/negative side of the calendar pieces (31) can be exchanged in anyway to make up the corresponding month. Thus the calendar can be used perpetually and needn't to be replaced, so as to save cost.

Description

Jigsaw calendar

Technical field

The invention is a puzzle type perpetual calendar, which refers to a perpetual calendar composed of pieces.

Background technique

The annual calendar is a product that modern people often use to check the date. Users often hang the calendar on an easy-to-see wall or partition to make it easy to check the date. However, the prior art calendar has its specificity, that is, each year The days of the week corresponding to the month are different, so the user needs to change the annual calendar for use each year, which undoubtedly adds a cost to the user.

Furthermore, in order to increase the visual effect when hanging, the common annual calendar often divides the year into several pages. On each page, in addition to the date of the specific month and the week comparison table, the pattern area composed of photos or pictures is added. In order to enhance the aesthetics presented by the almanac, and in order to make the almanac have additional entertainment purposes, the prior art has developed a puzzle calendar that allows the user to combine the majority of the tiles into a complete pattern. The process of the zone and date zone has an entertainment effect, however, as with the aforementioned drawbacks, the user must re-purchase the puzzle calendar and must re-group each time the year is replaced, in addition to increasing the cost, and also taking a lot of time.

Summary of the invention

In view of this, the present invention designs a puzzle-type perpetual calendar, which not only has an entertainment effect, but also allows the user to reuse it every year without having to purchase it.

In order to achieve the above object, the technical means adopted by the present invention is to design a puzzle type perpetual calendar, which is characterized in that it comprises:

a pattern component comprising a plurality of pattern tiles, wherein the front side of each pattern tile is formed with a pattern layer to splicing the pattern pieces to form a complete pattern;

An annual calendar component that is spliced to one side of the pattern component and includes a plurality of almanac tiles. The outer contour of each almanac tile is identical to the outer contour of the remaining almanac tiles, and the adjacent sides of each calendar tile The outer contours are correspondingly spliced, and the front side of each calendar tile is formed with a marking layer.

The invention has the advantages that the pieces of the almanac component are set to have the same contour and can be arbitrarily changed position and turned over, so that the user can arbitrarily arrange the week and date of the required month, and the user does not need to replace the almanac component. It can be used indefinitely, so it can save costs, and with the decorative effect of the pattern components, the user can reuse the favorite patterns without having to assemble again, but can only change the pattern components with preference, therefore, the hair Clearly has its practicality.

DRAWINGS

Figure 1 is a combined plan view of a first embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 2 is a combined plan view of the outer frame assembly and the partition assembly of the present invention.

Figure 3 is a combined plan view of a second embodiment of the present invention.

4 is an exploded view of the almanac component of the present invention.

Figure 5 is a combined plan view of a partial calendar tile of the present invention.

Figure 6 is a perspective view of a pattern tile of the present invention.

Figure 7 is a combined plan view of a third embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 8 is a combined plan view of a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 9 is a combined plan view of a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 10 is a combined plan view of a sixth embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 11 is a combined plan view of a seventh embodiment of the present invention.

detailed description

The technical means adopted by the present invention for achieving the intended purpose of the invention are further described below in conjunction with the drawings and preferred embodiments of the invention.

Referring to FIG. 1, the present invention includes an outer frame assembly 10, a pattern assembly 20, an annual calendar assembly 30, and a partition assembly 40.

The outer frame assembly 10 shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 includes a plurality of outer frame tiles 11 and a plurality of corner tiles 12, and one side edge of each outer frame tile 11 is a flat surface 110. The two adjacent side edges of the sheet 12 are flat faces 120, and the outer frame tiles 11 and the corner tiles 12 are assembled to form a closed outer frame. In the preferred embodiment, the outer frame tiles 11 include a plurality of pattern frame tiles 111, a plurality of calendar frame tiles 112, and at least two partition frame tiles 113, wherein the pattern frame tiles 111 and the two corner tiles 12 form a half outer frame, and the calendar frame tiles 112 and the other two corner pieces 12 constitute a half outer frame, and the partition frame pieces 113 are disposed between the outer frames of the two halves to form a complete outer frame.

Referring to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the foregoing pattern assembly 20 is spliced into the outer frame assembly 10. In the preferred embodiment, the pattern assembly 20 is spliced into the pattern frame panel 111. The pattern assembly 20 includes For the plurality of pattern tiles 21, the outer contours of each of the pattern tiles 21 are different from the outer contours of the remaining pattern tiles 21, that is, the curvature and the concave and convex configurations of the four side edges of each of the pattern tiles 21 are different. In the remaining pattern pieces 21, the front side of each pattern piece 21 is formed with a pattern layer so that each pattern piece 21 is spliced to form a complete pattern, and different contours can prevent the user from splicing the pattern piece 21 during splicing. The stitching is spliced to the wrong position, and the pattern layers can be spliced into a predetermined pattern. As shown in FIG. 3, the pattern pieces 21A are spliced into a sail pattern.

Referring to Figures 1, 2 and 4, the aforementioned almanac component 30 is spliced into the outer frame assembly 10. In the preferred embodiment, the almanac component 30 is spliced into the almanac box 112, the almanac component 30 includes a plurality of almanac tiles 31, and the outer contour of each almanac tile 31 is identical to the outer contour of the remaining almanac tiles 31, that is, the curvature and bump of the four side edges of each almanac tile 31. The configuration is the same as the remaining calendar tiles 31, and the outer contours of the adjacent sides of each calendar tile 31 are correspondingly spliced, and the front surface 311 of each calendar tile 31 is formed with a marking layer, and each calendar is spelled. The back surface 312 of the sheet 31 is a blank area without any pattern or text. In the preferred embodiment, the calendar piece 31 includes a plurality of monthly tiles 31A, at least seven weeks of tiles 31B, at least thirty. a date tile 31C, and a plurality of additional tiles 31D;

The logo on the front of each month's patch 31A is the text indicating each month. The text indicating the month can be Chinese or English. If it is Chinese, it can be set in a single month 31A or in two months. The tile 31A is shown to represent each month, for example, "January" can be represented on a single month tile 31A, or "one" and "month" are respectively represented on two different month tiles 31A; if English, the same It can be set in a single month piece 31A or on a majority month piece 31A to indicate each month. For example, "January" can be represented on a single month piece 31A, or can be split according to the number of letters. On the month piece 31A, for example, the three groups of "J", "anu", and "ary" are set on three different month pieces 31A, or if the number of letters is small, for example, "March" can be divided into two. The group is set on two different month pieces 31A;

The front panel of each piece 31B is a text indicating Monday to July. The characters of the presentations can be Chinese or English. For example, Monday can be marked by "one" on the front of the single week piece 31B. The marking layer, or the marking layer on the front side of the single week piece 31B, by the abbreviation "M";

The marking layers on the front side of each date tile 31C are respectively numbers indicating dates, such as "1", "29", "31", etc.;

Referring to FIG. 5, the marking layer on the front side of each additional piece 31D may be a blank area or an additional pattern for indicating a state, such as a cup pattern for indicating a meal, a tie pattern for representing a meeting, and an airplane pattern. To indicate a business trip, etc.;

When the overall almanac component 30 is used, the weekly patch 31B is horizontally spliced, and the monthly patch 31A is spliced on the upper side of the day patch 31B to indicate a specific month, and according to the date and the week comparison table of the specific month, The date tile 31C is spliced on the lower side of the day piece 31B to display the relationship between the date and the day of the week. Further, the date piece 31C of the specific date can be replaced with the additional piece 31D of the specific pattern for use, for example, when the month is used. On the 27th, for the date of the meal, the date piece 31C marked "27" is placed aside, and the additional piece 31D of the cup pattern is placed in the position of the date piece 31C of the original placement 27.

Referring to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the foregoing partition assembly 40 is spliced into the outer frame assembly 10 and spliced between the pattern assembly 20 and the almanac assembly 30. In the preferred embodiment, the partition assembly 40 is spliced to the partition frame. Among the tiles 113, the partition assembly 40 includes a plurality of partition tiles 41, and the opposite side profiles of the partition tiles 41 are respectively spliced corresponding to the pattern tiles 21 and the calendar tiles 31.

In the preferred embodiment, when the calendar component 30 is used with the partition assembly 40 and the outer frame assembly 10, the peripheral contours thereof are correspondingly splicable. Referring to FIG. 2 and FIG. 4, each of the four calendar tiles 31 is shown. The peripheral edges respectively have two adjacent concave sides 313 and two adjacent convex sides 314. The arrangement of the two concave sides 313 and the two convex sides 314 allows the calendar piece 31 to be arbitrarily replaced and spliced 180 degrees diagonally. After the degree is reversed, the opposite positions of the back side 312 and the front side 311 can maintain the relative positions of the two concave sides 313 and the two convex sides 314, so that the calendar piece 31 can be spliced with the remaining almanac pieces 31 after the inversion, and the calendar piece is matched. The outline of 31, the calendar frame 112 of the outer frame assembly 10 and the partition tile 41 are spliced to surround the almanac component 30, and the side of the calendar frame 112 and the partition tile 41 are respectively spliced with the almanac tile 31. For example, in FIG. 2 and FIG. 4, the upper side and the left side of each calendar piece 31 are concave side 313 and the lower side and the right side are convex side 314, and the right side of the calendar box 112 in the left column is right. The side is a convex side, and the lower side of the partitioning piece 41 in the upper row is a convex side, and the calendar box in the right column is spelled. The left side of the sheet 112 is a concave side, and the upper side of the following calendar box piece 112 is a concave side, so that it can be spliced with the outer contour of the almanac tile 31, and the concave and convex configuration of the peripheral contour described above is only The invention is not intended to limit the invention, and those skilled in the art can make some modifications or modifications to equivalent variations using the above-described disclosed relief configuration without departing from the scope of the invention.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 6 , the back surface of each of the pattern tiles 21 may be provided with a prompting unit 211 for the user to easily distinguish the pattern tile 21 from the calendar tile 31. The prompting unit 211 may be a plurality of convex portions. point.

The invention is characterized in that the pattern component 20 has a decorative effect and the almanac component 30 has the function of displaying the date, and the two combine to form a complete puzzle, and the pattern tiles 21 of the pattern component 20 have different contours for the user to still obtain. The fun of the puzzle, and the calendars 31 of the almanac component 30 are the same contours, and the position can be changed at will, so as to match the time, the week and the date required at the time, and the remaining positions that are not needed will be the calendar. The tile 31 is turned to the back surface 312 to be displayed as a blank, and as shown in FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 , the puzzle-type

perpetual calendars

1A and 1B of the present invention can be combined with the pattern components to design different numbers of the annual calendar components. Location and direction.

Furthermore, referring to FIG. 9 to FIG. 11, the present invention may be composed only of the pattern assembly 20, the almanac assembly 30 and the partition assembly 40, or only the pattern assembly 20 and the almanac assembly 30, or only the outer frame. The assembly 10, the pattern assembly 20, and the almanac assembly 30 can each achieve the object of the present invention.

The above is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Although the present invention has been disclosed in the above preferred embodiments, it is not intended to limit the present invention. A person skilled in the art can make some modifications or modifications to equivalent embodiments by using the above-disclosed technical contents without departing from the technical scope of the present invention. The present invention is not limited to any simple modifications, equivalent changes and modifications of the above embodiments.

Claims

1. A puzzle-type perpetual calendar, characterized in that it comprises:

2 . The puzzle calendar according to claim 1 , further comprising a partition assembly spliced between the pattern component and the almanac component, the partition component comprising a plurality of partitioning tiles, and two of the separating tiles. The opposite side contours are respectively matched and spliced with the corresponding pattern pieces and the calendar pieces.

The puzzle-type perpetual calendar according to claim 1, further comprising an outer frame assembly having a plurality of outer frame tiles and a plurality of corner tiles assembled to form a closed outer frame, each outer frame One side edge of the sheet is a flat surface, and two adjacent side edges of each corner piece are flat surfaces, and the pattern component and the almanac component are spliced in the outer frame assembly.

The puzzle-type perpetual calendar according to claim 2, further comprising an outer frame assembly having a plurality of outer frame tiles and a plurality of corner tiles assembled to form a closed outer frame, each outer frame One side edge of the sheet is a flat surface, and two adjacent side edges of each corner piece are flat surfaces, and the pattern component, the almanac component and the partition component are all spliced in the outer frame assembly.

The puzzle-type perpetual calendar according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the outer contour of each of the pattern tiles is different from the outer contour of the remaining pattern tiles.

The puzzle-type perpetual calendar according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the back side of each of the almanac tiles is a blank area.

The puzzle-type perpetual calendar according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the calendar tiles comprise a plurality of monthly tiles, at least seven weeks of tiles, and at least thirty-one Date tiles. The front layer of each month's tiles is the text indicating each month. The front layer of each piece of the film is the text indicating Monday to July, and the front of each date. The marking layers are respectively numbers indicating the date.

The puzzle-type perpetual calendar according to claim 7, wherein the calendar tiles comprise a plurality of additional tiles, and the front layer of each additional tile is provided with an additional pattern for indicating a state. .

The puzzle-type perpetual calendar according to claim 4, wherein the outer frame tiles comprise a plurality of pattern frame tiles, a plurality of calendar frame tiles, and at least two separator frame tiles, the patterns The frame piece and the two corner pieces form a half outer frame, and the annual frame piece and the other two corner pieces form a half outer frame, and the divided frame pieces are arranged between the two half outer frames to be connected A complete outer frame is formed, and the pattern component is spliced into the pattern frame piece, and the annual calendar component is spliced into the annual calendar frame piece, and the separation component is spliced into the separation frame piece.

The puzzle-type perpetual calendar according to claim 9, wherein adjacent sides of each of the almanac tiles are concave sides, and adjacent side sides of each almanac tile are convex sides, and The calendar block corresponding to the concave side of the almanac tile has a corresponding convex side, and the calendar block corresponding to the convex side of the almanac tile has a corresponding concave side, the partition frame piece and the almanac piece Corresponding to the concave side, the spacer frame has a corresponding convex side.

The puzzle-type perpetual calendar according to claim 9, wherein adjacent sides of each of the almanac tiles are concave sides, and adjacent side sides of each almanac tile are convex sides, and The calendar block corresponding to the concave side of the almanac tile has a corresponding convex side, and the calendar block corresponding to the convex side of the almanac tile has a corresponding concave side, the partition frame piece and the almanac piece Corresponding to the convex side, the spacer frame has a corresponding concave side.

The puzzle-type perpetual calendar according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the rear surface of each of the pattern tiles is provided with a presentation unit.

The puzzle-type perpetual calendar according to claim 12, wherein the presentation unit of each of the pattern tiles is a plurality of bumps.