JPH05392Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Field of industrial application) This invention is a method for adding natural ornaments such as natural pearls, coral, opal, etc. to the fabric of kimonos and dresses.
It relates to a structure for fixing jade, turquoise, etc.

(Prior Art) In the past, precious stones such as pearls, corals, opals, jade, and turquoises have been widely used as ornaments, but they have not been directly fixed to the fabric of kimonos or dresses. This is because it is difficult to securely fix natural ornaments such as pearls to fabrics and keep them in that state for a long time.

(Problem that the invention aims to solve) Therefore, the conventional role of natural decorations such as pearls is that they function as decorations on their own, and that the pearls and the pictures and patterns drawn on the fabric have a design effect. It was never used in a way that gave it a beautiful appearance.

The present invention was developed in view of the above circumstances, and the idea is to use natural decorations such as pearls so that the pictures and patterns drawn on the fabric and the natural decorations such as pearls are integrated in terms of design and give a beautiful appearance. The purpose is to provide a structure that can be directly attached to fabric.

(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to solve the problems of the above conventional example, the fixing structure of the natural decoration according to claim 1 provides a hole in the bottom of the natural decoration and inserts a pair of metal rods into the hole. At the same time, the metal rod is fixed in the hole by filling the hole with an adhesive, and the metal rod is passed through a fabric whose front and back sides are sandwiched between thin films, so that the tips of the metal rods are located in opposite directions. The metal rod is bent like this, and the bent part of the metal rod is covered with a thin cloth.

The fixing structure of the natural ornament according to claim 2 is the fixing structure according to claim 1.
The inner wall of the hole is formed in a spiral shape, and a hook portion is provided at the tip of the metal rod on the side of the natural decoration.

The fixing structure of the natural decoration according to claim 3 is provided by providing a hole in the bottom of the natural decoration, inserting a pair of threads cured into a linear body with adhesive into the hole, and filling the hole with adhesive. The thread is fixed in the hole, passed through a fabric whose front and back sides are sandwiched between thin films, bent so that the tips of the thread are located in opposite directions, and the bent part of the thread is made into a thin film. It is characterized by being covered with cloth.

The fixing structure of the natural ornament according to claim 4 is the fixing structure according to claim 1.
Alternatively, in claim 3, a gel-like resin is used as the adhesive to be filled in the hole.

(Function) According to the invention of claim 1, since the part of the fabric through which the metal rod penetrates is sandwiched between the thin films, it is possible to prevent the threads of the fabric from unraveling from this part, and
The natural decoration can be fixed to the fabric by sandwiching the fabric between the bottom surface of the natural decoration and the bent part of the metal rod.

According to the invention of claim 2, the connection between the natural decoration and the metal rod can be strengthened.

According to the invention of claim 3, since a thread hardened into a linear body with an adhesive is used as a member for sandwiching the cloth,
In addition to the invention of claim 1, the weight of the fixing structure can be reduced.

According to the invention of claim 4, since a gel-like resin is used as the adhesive, the adhesive does not flow onto the surface of the natural decoration during the fixing process, making it easy to handle.

(Embodiment) An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3. In this example, button-shaped pearls are used as natural decorations.

FIG. 1 shows a cross section of the pearl fixing structure according to this embodiment, in which there is a
A hole 2 is provided in which a spiral uneven portion 3 is formed on the inner wall. This hole 2 is formed by pressing the bottom surface 1a of the pearl 1 against a rotating needle-like object (not shown) to form a recess, and then screwing a screw-like object (not shown) into this recess. By removing the shaped body, a spiral uneven portion 3 is formed on the inner wall.

Furthermore, the pearl 1 used in this example is a freshwater pearl without a nucleus, and has a button-shaped cross-section as shown in FIG. And this button-shaped pearl 1
The flat bottom surface 1a as described above is formed by cutting the lower surface 1a' of the .

A pair of thin metal rods 4, 4 are inserted into the hole 2. A hook portion 4a is provided at the tip of the metal rod 4.
is formed by bending, and this hooking portion 4a is connected to the hole 2.
It is arranged so that it is caught in the concave part of the concave and convex part 3.
With this configuration, the connection between the pearl 1 and the metal rods 4, 4 can be strengthened.

The hole 2 is filled with an adhesive 5 with the metal rods 4, 4 inserted therein, and the metal rods 4, 4 are fixed in the hole 2. As the adhesive 5, a semi-solid gel-like synthetic polymer plastic adhesive was used. For example, if a mixture of water-absorbing cyanoacrylate and synthetic resin is used as the adhesive 5, the curing time will be quick (about a few minutes), and after curing, it will not soften even if a small amount of heat is applied. Once hardened, you will have 1 pearl, 4 metal rods, and 5 adhesives.
can maintain their mutual bond.

The cloth 6 to which the pearl 1 is fixed includes the metal rod 4,
In order to prevent the threads of the fabric from unraveling from the portion where the pearl 4 penetrates, thin film sheets 7, 7 having an area smaller than the bottom surface 1a of the pearl 1 are attached to the front and back sides of the fabric 6, respectively. This thin film sheet 7, 7
For example, a poly film is used, and this is heated (100 to 130° C.) with an iron or the like to fuse and adhere.

The anti-pearl 1 sides of the metal rods 4, 4 that have penetrated the fabric 6 form bent portions 4b, 4b whose tips are bent in opposite directions, and the metal rods 4,
The fabric 6 is sandwiched between the bent portions 4b, 4b of 4 and the bottom surface 1a of the pearl 1. Further, the bent portions 4b, 4b of the metal rods 4, 4 are covered with a thin cloth 9 via an adhesive 8.

Next, the procedure for fixing the pearls described above will be explained.

First, a bottom surface 1a is formed on the pearl 1. and,
A hole 2 is provided in this bottom surface 1a. A pair of metal rods 4, 4 are inserted into the hole 2, and an adhesive 5 is filled in the hole 2 and hardened to fix the pearl 1 and the metal rod 4. The metal rods 4 are passed through the fabric 6 to which the thin film sheet 7 has been pasted on the front and back of the area where the pearl 1 is to be fixed in advance.
The pearls 1 are fixed to the fabric 6 by bending them so that their tips are located in opposite directions. metal rod 4,
Adhesive 8 is applied to the bent portions 4b, 4b side of 4, the bent portions 4b, 4b are covered with a thin cloth 9, and the thin cloth 9 is fused to the cloth 6 with an iron. At this time, since the adhesive 5 used is one that does not change much when heated, the bond between the pearl 1 and the metal rod 4 is maintained.

FIG. 4 shows another embodiment of the present invention, in which a pair of threads 10, 4 are used instead of the metal rods 4, 4 of the above embodiment.
10 is used.

That is, the thread 10 is hardened into a linear body by containing an adhesive (for example, the same as the adhesive 5), and the pair of hardened threads 10, 10 are inserted into the hole 2. The threads 10, 10 are fixed in the holes 2 by filling them with an adhesive 5. Similarly to the first embodiment, a bent portion 10b is formed on the side of the threads 10, 10 opposite to the pearl 1, and the fabric 6 is sandwiched between the bottom surface 1a of the pearl 1 and the pearl 1 is fixed to the fabric 6. is being carried out. Further, in this case, the spiral uneven portion 3 is not formed on the inner wall of the hole 2. The other configurations are the same as the fixing structure shown in FIG. 1, so the same reference numerals are given and detailed explanation thereof will be omitted. According to this embodiment, there is no hard member such as a metal rod inside the fabric 6, so when this embodiment is used for a fabric that is in close contact with the body, it will be easier to use than a fabric that uses a metal rod. This makes it possible to improve the feel on the body, and also to reduce the weight of the fixing structure.

According to the embodiment described above, the following effects can be achieved.

Since the cloth 6 is sandwiched between the bottom surface 1a of the pearl 1 and the bent portion 4b of the metal rod 4 or the bent portion 10b of the thread 10, the pearl 1 can be fixed to the cloth 6.

Since the front and back sides of the fabric 6 in the portion through which the metal rod 4 or the thread 10 passes are sandwiched between the thin films 7, it is possible to prevent the threads of the fabric 6 from unraveling from this portion.

Since a gel-like synthetic polymer plastic adhesive was used as the adhesive 5, when filling the hole 2 of the pearl 1, even if the hole 2 of the pearl 1 is filled too much, the excess adhesive 5 will not be absorbed into the pearl 1 like a liquid adhesive. It does not stick to the surface and retains the luster of the pearl, making it easier to handle the adhesive during the fixing process.

In the above examples, pearls were used as natural decorations, but the bottoms of precious stones such as coral, opal, jade, and turquoise were processed into a flat shape, and holes into which metal rods, etc. were inserted (holes in Figure 1) were used. If 2) is provided and used, the above-mentioned natural decoration can be fixed to the fabric, and the same effects as in the above embodiment can be achieved.

(Effects of the invention) According to the invention, natural decorations such as pearls are combined with metal rods or threads, and the metal rods or threads are fixed to the fabric, so that the natural decorations can be firmly fixed to the fabric. and can maintain that state.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a cross-sectional explanatory diagram showing a pearl fixing structure according to an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is an assembled perspective explanatory diagram showing the pearl fixing structure of Fig. 1, and Fig. 3 is an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a side view of a pearl used in the present invention, and FIG. 4 is an explanatory cross-sectional view showing a pearl fixing structure according to another embodiment of the present invention. 1... Pearl, 1a... Bottom, 2... Hole, 3...
Uneven part, 4...Metal rod, 4a...Hook part, 4
b...Bending portion, 5...Adhesive, 6...Fabric, 7...
...Thin film sheet, 9... Thin cloth, 10...
Thread, 10b...bent part.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) A hole is provided in the bottom of a natural decoration, a pair of metal rods are inserted into the hole, and the metal rod is fixed in the hole by filling the hole with adhesive. Then, the metal rod is passed through a cloth whose front and back sides are sandwiched between thin films, bent so that the ends of the metal rod are located in opposite directions, and the bent part of the metal rod is covered with a thin cloth. Features a structure that adheres natural ornaments to fabrics. (2) The structure for fixing natural decorations to fabric according to claim 1, wherein the inner wall of the hole is formed in a spiral shape, and a hook portion is provided at the tip end of the metal rod on the side of the natural decoration. (3) A hole is provided in the bottom of the natural decoration, a pair of threads hardened into a linear body with adhesive are inserted into the hole, and the thread is fixed in the hole by filling the hole with adhesive. The yarn is passed through a cloth whose front and back sides are sandwiched between thin films, the yarn is bent so that the ends of the yarn are located in opposite directions, and the bent portion of the yarn is covered with a thin cloth. Structure of fixing natural decorations to fabric. (4) A structure for fixing a natural ornament to a fabric according to claim 1 or 3, wherein a gel-like resin is used as the adhesive to be filled in the hole.