JPH0123595B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a method for forming pseudo-jewels on the surface of fabric to emphasize the unique aesthetics of Japanese clothing or clothing.

(Prior Art) Jewelry is generally used as women's accessories in the form of net dresses and brooches, but these are all intended to exhibit aesthetic appeal in harmony with clothing.

It is well known that many pseudo-jewels are attached to the surface of upper garments such as dresses or jackets, or lower garments such as skirts for decorative purposes. It was attached to the surface of the fabric by a method such as fixing it by hanging it over the jewelry, or by stitching the button hole on the bottom of the jewelry and the fabric.

However, with this method, since the pseudo-jewels protrude from the surface of the fabric, they tend to come into contact with objects and fall off, and the looseness of the attached thread causes the jewelry to sway, making it unsightly. Naturally, they are heavy and have various drawbacks, such as poor comfort.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) However, the present invention eliminates the above-mentioned conventional defects and forms a pseudo-jewelry integrated into a part of the surface of a novel fabric to impart elegance when manufactured into clothing. The purpose is to provide a method for

Another object of the present invention is to provide a method for forming a pseudo-jewel on a part of the surface of a fabric, which is flexible with the fabric, easily conforms to the body, and has excellent weather resistance.

A further object of the present invention is to provide a method for forming a pseudo-gem having a glittering, raised, smooth curved surface on a part of the surface of a fabric.

(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the method of partially forming pseudo-jewels on the surface of fabric according to the present invention involves applying a water-based acrylic resin adhesive to a desired location on the surface of the fabric. After coating the outline, a group of transparent film pieces having finely cut length and width and a group of colored foil in the desired jewel color are scattered and fixed on the upper surface of the adhesive layer in an undried state, and the desired color is visible through the top. It is characterized by a method of partially forming pseudo-jewels on the surface of the fabric, which is made by individually applying jewel-colored solvent-based polyurethane resin in the form of raised smooth curved surfaces.

A specific example of a method for partially forming pseudo-jewels on the surface of fabric will be described in detail below.

Using a brush, apply a water-based acrylic resin adhesive to a desired location on the surface of a fabric such as silk fabric to create a pseudo-jewelry, forming an oval shape with a major axis of about 10 mm and a minor axis of about 4 mm, or a circle with a radius of about 3 mm. do.

In this case, if the fabric in the area to which the adhesive is applied is dark in color, it is preferable to apply the adhesive mixed with a white pigment in advance in order to hide the color of the fabric. Next, when the adhesive is undried, at least dry to the touch, a polygonal finely cut pole having length and width is distributed through a mesh of No. 10 to No. 200, preferably around No. 100. A group of thin transparent film pieces is spread and fixed on the top surface using a bamboo tube or the like. The group of film pieces is an object that imparts glitter when seen through a jewel-colored raised smooth curved surface, which will be described later, and has any irregular shape such as an irregular triangle, quadrilateral, or other polygon. However, a large number of curved portions is not preferable since it will have a negative effect on the glitter. If the scattered film pieces overlap unevenly, remove the excess film pieces as appropriate using an arbitrary brush or the like.

Next, a group of fine, ultra-thin foils colored in a desired jewel color are sprayed and adhered to the gaps between the scattered film pieces.

If the colored foil group is also non-uniform, use a brush or the like to remove excess foil group as appropriate.

Only when the ground color of the fabric is exposed, white dye or white pigment is mixed in to prevent the fine gaps created by the scattering of the film pieces or foils from being exposed.

On top of the layer thus obtained, a transparent solvent-based polyurethane resin having the desired jewel color to be obtained by mixing pigments or dyes is applied in the form of a raised smooth curved surface and allowed to air dry.

It is not necessary to make the raised smooth curved surface excessively high, but if it approximates a relatively flat surface, the three-dimensionality and elegance of the pseudo-jewelry will be diminished. Depending on the case, the raised smooth curved surface may be further raised by applying a transparent epoxy resin to emphasize the pseudo-jewelry portion.

Further, the pseudo jewel referred to in the present invention may be constructed in the same manner after forming an outer frame in advance.

The outer frame is formed by, for example, forming a frame using acrylic resin and then pasting desired gold foil on the frame.

This outer frame makes the application outline of the water-based acrylic resin adhesive clear, prevents defects in which the adhesive protrudes outside the outline, and improves workability.

In addition, when you need a pseudo-jewelry that does not require glitter, instead of scattering film pieces or foils, use a polyurethane resin of a single color that cannot be seen through, or use transparent pigments, etc. When polyurethane resin is multi-colored, such as polyurethane resin that is impossible to see through and polyurethane resin that can be seen through dyes, a pseudo-jewel with a marble feel can be formed by appropriately mixing polyurethane resins of different colors and stacking them on the top of the adhesive layer. .

(Example) Formation of gold-colored Yuzen pseudo-jewelry An acrylic resin adhesive was applied to a portion of a silk fabric where a pseudo-jewelry pattern was to be formed.

If the fabric is colored, especially if the base color is dark, white dyes or pigments are mixed in. Next, a group of transparent film pieces of mesh sizes 10 to 200 were scattered on the adhesive surface, and fine silver colored foil was further spread in the gaps between them. As a finishing touch, a jewel-colored transparent solvent-based polyurethane resin was applied. The solvent in the resin dissolved the dye in the colored foil, and the deep color of the dissolved dye could be seen randomly through the jewel color of the resin, resulting in a deep pseudo-jewel.

Formation of pseudo-ruby An acrylic resin adhesive mixed with a small amount of white pigment was applied to a colored fabric. Then 100 on the adhesive side
A group of film pieces of No. 1 were scattered leaving a small gap, and a fine red foil was further spread and fixed in the gap.
After drying, a see-through solvent-based polyurethane resin matched to ruby color was applied. After cooling, the color of the red foil was dissolved well, and a deep ruby-colored pseudo-jewel was obtained.

Formation of pseudo-opal As in the example, after applying adhesive to the fabric, a group of No. 100 film pieces and a group of opal-colored foils were fixed. After drying, an opal-colored, see-through solvent-based polyurethane resin was applied, and after cooling, a deep opal-colored pseudo-jewel was obtained.

Formation of pseudo-onyx An adhesive was applied to the fabric, and a small amount of a solvent-based polyurethane resin mixed with a white pigment was applied without scattering the film pieces. Subsequently, a solvent-based polyurethane resin mixed with a black pigment was gradually mixed with the aforementioned resin and built up to obtain an onyx-colored pseudo-jewel with a marble feel.

(Effects of the Invention) According to the method of the present invention, since a water-based acrylic resin adhesive is used for the fabric, the adhesion is strong, and the transparent fabric has finely cut lengths and widths such as polygons. The film fragments diffusely reflect through the jewel-colored polyurethane resin having a raised smooth curved surface, imparting a so-called glittering property, thereby giving the visual appearance of a pseudo-jewel as much as possible. Furthermore, the dye in the jewel-colored colored foil group was dissolved by the solvent accompanying the polyurethane resin, and the color darkened irregularly in some areas. Complex shading with a three-dimensional effect and depth is created between the colors. Therefore, the simulated gemstone according to the present invention is not only of a single color made of colored polyurethane, but also has a dark color of the same type visible through any part from inside, so it is given a natural quality that is as close to the brilliance of a thick gemstone as possible.

Since the pseudo-jewel according to the present invention is mainly made of polyurethane resin, it can be expected to have extremely good bending power, weather resistance, and the convenience of easily adapting to the clothes worn.

In addition, in the case of pseudo-gems that do not require glittering properties due to diffused reflection, polyurethane resin of a single color can be used, or polyurethane resin of a different color can be used for two or more colors, without going through the fixing process of film or foil. Since the simulated gemstones are formed by applying a mixture of polyurethane resins in bumps onto the top surface of the acrylic adhesive layer, this method is extremely simple and, as with the glittering simulated gemstones, provides flexibility and weather resistance. This makes it possible to form pseudo-gems with good properties.

Clothes made from fabrics with pseudo-jewels formed by the method of the present invention do not feel particularly strange on the wearer;
The result is an elegant garment unlike anything seen before.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. After applying water-based acrylic resin adhesive to the desired location on the surface of the fabric to the outline of the jewel, a group of transparent film pieces having finely cut lengths and widths and colored in the desired jewel color are placed on the upper surface of the undried adhesive layer. Pseudo-jewels are formed partially on the surface of the fabric, which is characterized by scattering and fixing a group of foils and individually applying a visible solvent-based polyurethane resin in the desired jewel color to the top of the foil in the form of a raised smooth curved surface. how to.