JPH038140Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Field of industrial application) This invention relates to carp streamers used for boys' festivals and interior decoration, and in particular, the mooring eyelet for passing the mooring cord is effectively used for the muzzle that is fitted in the mouth part. It is something to be used.

(Prior technology) Most conventional carp streamer muzzles are sewn firmly into the mouth part, so it is now possible to purchase carp streamers without muzzles so that children can easily fit the muzzle on them. There is nothing I did.

(Problems to be Solved by the Present Invention) In view of the above, the present invention solves the problem by using a structure that allows the muzzle to be fitted easily and uses a plurality of mooring eyelets through which the mooring string is passed through the gap in which the muzzle is fitted. The task is to do something.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The purpose of the present invention is to specifically solve the problems mentioned in the previous section. A plurality of mooring eyelets 6 are provided in the heavy part by leaving an annular gap 5 through which the muzzle is passed, and a muzzle 10 having an annular shape and an end is inserted into the gap 5 from one end on the inner surface of the gap 5. This invention relates to a carp streamer that is provided with a hole 7 for inserting a ring through which the carp streamer passes.

A preferred embodiment of the invention is described in the following section.

(Example) Fig. 1 shows a mouth part 2 of a carp streamer 1.The mouth part is folded inward and a bag stitch 4 is applied with a stitch 3.An annular gap 5 is formed in which a muzzle 10 is passed through the double part of the bag stitch 4. A plurality of mooring eyelets 6 are provided to pass through the gap 5 as shown in FIG. administer. In this example, the fourth
As shown in the figure, the eyelet 9 for inserting the muzzle is fixed so that the center eye serves as the hole 7 for inserting the muzzle, and the eyelet 9 for inserting the muzzle is used to prevent fraying. The muzzle 10 is made of circularly bent synthetic resin with only the ends doubled, and the mouth part 2 is maintained in a circular shape by being inserted through the muzzle 10.
FIG. 4 shows a mode of operation in which the muzzle 10 is passed through the muzzle insertion hole 7 from one end of the double portion 11. In this case, pinch the vicinity of the muzzle insertion hole 7 and press the muzzle as shown in the figure. It is more convenient to hold it vertically. The muzzle 10 keeps the double portion 11 double inside the gap 5. A mooring string 12 is passed through the mooring eyelet 6.

(Function) The present invention does not sew continuously in a ring shape, but passes the muzzle 10 having ends at both ends through the muzzle insertion hole 7 provided inside the mouth part of the carp streamer into the inside of the double part sewn into a bag. so that it does not appear outside.

(Effects) The present invention folds the mouth part 2 of the carp streamer 1 inward and performs bag stitching 4, leaving an annular gap 5 through which the muzzle is passed through the double part of the bag stitching, and creating a plurality of mooring eyelets 6.
Since it is provided through the mouth of the mooring string, the double part of the bag stitching can be made into a gap 5 that is just enough to pass the muzzle 10 through, and the seam does not come undone. 10, and at the same time prevent the muzzle 10 from moving within the gap 5, thereby preventing the deformation of the mouth part 2 peculiar to carp streamers. Further, since a muzzle insertion hole 7 is provided on the inner surface of the gap 5, which allows the muzzle 10 having an annular end to be passed from one end to the gap 5, the muzzle 10 can be inserted without special skill. It has the effect of separating the carp streamer body and the muzzle and allowing the carp streamer body to be sold in a flexible state without the muzzle.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the vicinity of the mouth part 2 of the carp streamer, Fig. 2 is a developed plan view, Fig. 3 is a sectional view taken along the line A-A in Fig. 2, and Fig. 4 is a vertical view of the mouth part 2 of the carp streamer. FIG. 5 is a partial vertical sectional view showing one end of the muzzle 10 fitted into the gap 5, and a plan view of the muzzle 10. 1...Carp streamer, 2...Mouth part, 4...Bag stitching, 5...Gap, 6...Eyelet for mooring, 7...Muzzle insertion hole, 10...Muzzle.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The mouth part 2 is bent inward and a bag stitch 4 is applied, and a plurality of eyelets 6 for mooring are passed through the double part of the bag stitch, leaving an annular gap 5 through which the mouth ring is passed. A carp streamer characterized in that a muzzle insertion hole 7 is provided to pass through the gap 5 from one end of a muzzle 10 having an end.