JPH0718557A - Printing method of colored embroidery - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To facilitate the production of high-quality colored embroidery by combining the cloth-embroidering technique with the transfer technique for color print. CONSTITUTION:This printing method comprises the step in which a piece of shielding paper larger than the part to be embroidered is placed on the cloth beforehand and the part is embroidered, the step in which preliminarily prepared color-printing paper is overlapped on the surface of the embroidery, as they are positioned and the prescribed colors are transferred and the step in which the shielding paper is removed after color transfer. Thus, even when many colors are used and the pattern to be printed is fine, gorgeous colored embroidery can be printed through simple operations in no need of complicated and sophisticated embroidering operations.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for printing luxurious color embroidery on predetermined places of clothes, clothing and other fabrics, which is intended to reduce the cost and improve the workability significantly. With the goal.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In color embroidery, in order to represent a plurality of colors, an embroidery print operation is performed using embroidery threads of different colors for each monochromatic portion. Therefore, it is necessary to use a multi-head type embroidery sewing machine having a large number of heads as the number of colors is increased, and more time and labor are required.

[0003]

However, in the case of the above-mentioned conventional method, when the number of colors is large and the print pattern is fine, it is difficult to perform embroidery work at many places at the same time. Since it requires a lot of labor and time to partially finish it, and also requires a lot of skill, it is inevitable that it is not suitable for mass production and the cost becomes high. In addition, it is almost impossible to express the delicate shades of halftones.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In the present invention, therefore, various problems in the prior art described above are solved, and embroidery with a large number of colors and luxurious color embroidery including a delicate shade of halftone are shortened. It is designed to be able to print with time and with a simple work. Specifically, in advance, a shield paper larger than the embroidery part is placed on the surface of the fabric,
A step of embroidering from above, a step of aligning a color transfer paper prepared in advance on the top surface of the applied embroidery, transferring a predetermined color, and removing the shielding paper after the color transfer. The present invention relates to a method for printing color embroidery, which comprises steps.

[0005]

[Function] When printing embroidery on the fabric, a shield paper larger than the embroidery part is placed on the surface of the fabric in advance,
Single-color embroidery printing is performed on the shielding paper together with the shielding paper. Next, transfer paper with a predetermined color, which was prepared in advance, is aligned and overlaid on the embroidery described above, and this is pressed and heated from above to transfer the color of the transfer paper to the embroidery portion and embroider Arbitrary coloring is applied to itself. Finally, the shielding paper described above is torn off along the contour of the embroidery or dissolved in water to be removed, whereby a desired color embroidery can be easily printed.

[0006]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The concrete contents of the present invention will be described below with reference to the embodiment shown in FIG. 1. Reference numeral 1 represents a material to be printed, and the material 1 represents multicolored color embroidery 3. The color embroidery 3 of the present application is represented by the following steps. First, centering on the part of the cloth 1 where the color embroidery 3 is applied, overlay a shielding paper (not shown) on the surface,
Arbitrary pattern embroidery is performed on the cloth 1 together with the shielding paper from the shielding paper by using a known automatic embroidery machine or the like using a monochromatic (preferably white) embroidery thread.

For embroidery, rayon polyester, nylon thread or the like is used, and a single color embroidery is performed by using a known automatic embroidery machine. The shielding paper is sewn into the embroidery part together with the cloth 1, and prevents the color transferred from the transfer paper 2 from adhering to the cloth 1 protruding from the monochromatic embroidery part during color transfer. Therefore, it is possible to sufficiently absorb the transfer ink protruding from the single-color embroidery part or prevent it from adhering to the fabric, and after transfer,
A material that can be easily removed from the cloth 1 is preferable.

Therefore, the material of the shielding paper is not so strict, and any paper having a certain level of strength may be used, but for example, bilin or water-soluble polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) is preferably used. .

Since the embroidery is performed on the single-color embroidery part including the above-mentioned shielding paper, it is ideal to use a water-soluble shielding paper if possible, but a part of the shielding paper remains inside the embroidery part. However, there is no particular problem. Further, the transfer paper 2 is preferably larger than the portion of the cloth 1 where the color embroidery 3 is shown, and moreover it is sufficiently resistant to pressurization and heating. Further, as shown in FIG. Multiple or multiple colors (red a, yellow b, pink c, green d,
An arbitrary pattern or the like in blue e, etc. is represented by using a known transfer ink.

In each of the above-mentioned constitutions, a shielding paper is overlapped around the portion of the surface of the cloth 1 on which color embroidery is to be applied,
Single-color embroidery with an arbitrary pattern is performed on the shielding paper using an automatic embroidery machine or the like. Next, centering on the single color embroidery part, the transfer paper 2 prepared in advance on the upper surface is
The patterns on the transfer paper are transferred to the single-color embroidery portion by aligning and stacking and then pressing and heating from above with an iron or the like. Next, a beautiful color embroidery 3 is obtained by leaving the embroidery part and tearing off the shielding paper along the periphery of the embroidery part, or putting it in water to remove the shielding paper.

[0011]

As described above, according to the present invention, a step of preliminarily overlaying a shielding paper larger than the embroidery portion on the surface of the fabric and embroidering from there, and a color prepared in advance on the upper surface of the embroidered fabric. Since the process includes the steps of aligning and stacking transfer papers to transfer a predetermined color and the step of removing the shielding paper after the color transfer, even if the color transfer is performed on the single color embroidery part, All of the ink that has overflowed from the part and transferred is absorbed or removed by the shielding paper, and as a result, even if the number of colors is large and the print pattern is fine, or even if it has a delicate shade of halftone, it is complicated and precise. Gorgeous color embroidery as it is possible to faithfully reproduce the color as shown on the transfer paper on a single color embroidery in a short time and easily without the need for troublesome embroidery work. It is possible to print.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an example of color embroidery applied by the method of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view showing an example of a transfer paper used for carrying out the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 cloth 2 transfer paper 3 color embroidery a color b color c color d color e color

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A step of preliminarily overlaying a shielding paper larger than the embroidery portion on the surface of the fabric, and embroidering from above, and aligning a color transfer paper prepared in advance on the upper surface of the embroidered fabric. A method for printing color embroidery, which comprises a step of overlapping and transferring a predetermined color, and a step of removing the shielding paper after the color transfer.