JPH07206602A - Method for making seal or the like with pressed flower embedded in paper surface - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a method for utilizing pressed flowers in such a way that pressed flowers are embedded in the surface of paper such as Japanese paper with a transparent synthetic resin and then sealed. CONSTITUTION:(1) A Japanese paper frame 5 is prepared by sticking a sheet of Japanese paper 2 cut to a design for placing pressed flowers 1 thereon on one side of a double-sided adhesive tape 4. (2) The surface of the Japanese paper 2 on the frame 5 is coated with a transparent synthetic resin 6 and the back surface of the pressed flowers 1 is adhesively placed thereon; the resin is then injectedly applied to the petals etc. When the resin is cured to a nearly syrupy state, the resin surface is covered with a planished synthetic resin sheet 7 and the thickness of the synthetic resin 6 is regulated under presurization; after curing, the sheet 7 is removed, and the double-sided adhesive tape 4 is cut, together with a release paper attached to one side thereof, along the contour of the Japanese paper 2 on the frame 5.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention This invention is used in handicraft classes, handmade workshops, etc., where natural flowers are collected and pressed into a design, and placed on a paper such as Japanese paper. It is related to works such as stickers, strips, etc.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art It has already been practiced to place a natural flower pressed into a design on a paper such as a postcard, a colored paper, or a notepaper, and press-bond and seal it. The main features of this conventional technology are: (1) An adhesive surface is provided on one side of the paper surface, the back surface of the pressed flower is attached to an arbitrary part of the paper surface, then a thin paper is covered and adhered, and the arrangement is performed. A method in which cream-like synthetic resin such as silicone is rubbed over the thin paper covering the pressed flowers and sealed. (2) A method is used in which the pressed flowers arranged are covered with a transparent vinyl chloride sheet or the like having an adhesive surface on one side, and the resulting pressed and heated pieces are sealed under heat. However, the products produced by these conventional methods have the following problems. (A) Since the background color of the sealed pressed flower is not provided, the product has a monotonous taste. (B) The color of a beautiful natural flower is ultimately expressed by light. Therefore, when the arranged pressed flowers were covered with thin paper or had an adhesive surface, the luster and freshness of the beautiful natural shade were lost. (C) The biggest problem with the conventional method for sealing pressed flowers on paper is that the beautiful natural color of the pressed flowers sealed on the paper fades and discolors in about 3 months to 1 year.
(It is clarified that even the pressed flowers that are sealed on the NTT telegraph telegram paper, which is currently being implemented with the most advanced technique for sealing the pressed flowers, may discolor after more than 3 months.) ) Because of the problems described above, the pressed flower sealed on the paper is stored for a while, then taken out at any time and pasted on the surface of any object for enjoyment. The law has not yet been implemented.

[0003]

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION The present invention has a product according to the prior art in which pressed flowers are sealed on the surface of the paper, and while solving the above problems, the pressed flowers have not been put into practice on the paper. The purpose is to develop a method of making embedded stickers, etc., to broaden the range of utilization of pressed flowers and contribute to a part of activities such as a fun handicraft class.

[0004]

According to the present invention, it is difficult to maintain a natural color for a long period of time by the conventional method of sealing the pressed flower 1 on the paper surface as a means thereof. Therefore, the pressed flower 1,
It hardens while infiltrating into voids in tissues such as Japanese paper 2.
Embedding is performed with transparent synthetic resin such as polyester resin. The structure is as follows. (A) Prepare a colored Japanese paper 2 cut into a shape necessary for placing the pressed flower 1, and cut out a central part of the sheet-shaped cardboard 3 or the like to a size larger than the shape of the Japanese paper 2 to one side thereof. A double-sided adhesive tape 4 is attached, and a Japanese paper frame 5 on which the Japanese paper 2 is attached is provided on the adhesive surface. (B) The Japanese paper frame 5 is laid flat, and the position of the pressed flower where the transparent synthetic resin 6 that cures at room temperature is placed on the surface of the Japanese paper 2.
Apply lightly by considering size and number. (C) The pressed resin 1 is arranged so that the back surface of the pressed flower 1 adheres to the surface of the injected synthetic resin 6, and then the synthetic resin 6 does not overflow from the flower or leaf surface and flow out on the surface facing upward. Inject and apply to a certain degree, catch the time when the synthetic resin 6 has hardened to a honey-like state, cover it with a mirror-finished synthetic resin sheet 7 cut one size larger than Japanese paper 2, and start. While gently pressing down, attach one end of the synthetic resin sheet to the surface of the adhesive tape 4 around the Japanese paper 2 and adjust the thickness of the synthetic resin 6 so that the pressed flower 1 is embedded as thinly as possible. While exposing the synthetic resin to the outer surface of the Washi paper 2 surface or the adhesive tape 4 surface, the lower pressure is strengthened along with the progress of curing, and the synthetic resin 6 is cured to such an extent that the synthetic resin 6 does not flow even if the lower pressure is applied. Carefully remove the synthetic resin sheet 7. (D) After the synthetic resin sheet 7 is removed, the double-sided adhesive tape 4 on the back side is cut along the shape of the Washi 2 side of the Washi frame 5 together with the release paper attached to one side thereof. By this, 6 layers of synthetic resin, 1 embossed flower embedded therein, 2 layers of washi paper which is the background color of the embossed flower, and 4 layers of double-sided adhesive tape with release paper attached on one side,
Obtain a seal with embedded pressed flowers. The method of embedding the pressed flower 1 on the front surface of a postcard, strip, or the like has the following configuration. (A) Cut the pressed flower 1 into a shape required for designing and arrange colored Japanese paper 2, etc., and then attach the Japanese paper to one side of the double-sided adhesive tape, and change the shape of the attached Japanese paper 2 Along the line, the double-sided adhesive tape 4 is cut to provide the Japanese paper sheet 8. (B) The Japanese paper sheet 8 is peeled off from the release paper of the double-sided adhesive tape 4 attached to one side thereof and attached to an arbitrary position on the cover surface 9 such as a postcard or a strip. (C) A postcard to which the Japanese paper sheet 8 is attached is laid flat, and the transparent synthetic resin 6 is thinly applied to the surface of the Japanese paper 2 around the position of the pressed flower 1 to be arranged. Subsequent steps are constructed by carefully turning the synthetic resin sheet 7 through the step (c) for obtaining the seal in which the pressed flower is embedded, and thereby the sheet surface 9 such as a postcard or a strip is integrated. Then, the pressed flower 1 is placed and the embedded work is obtained.

[0005]

[Work]

(A) When used as a seal, the release paper attached to one side of the double-sided adhesive tape 4 on the back side is peeled off and attached to the surface of any object. (B) Transparent synthetic resin 6 (example polyester resin)
However, the one attached to the back surface of the pressed flower 1 and the one injected and attached to the surface of the flowering plant etc. are integrally united by the downward pressure through the synthetic resin sheet 7 to wrap the pressed flower, and the void in the tissue Since it infiltrates and hardens while substituting part of the air, this hardening action serves to stop the function of the enzyme relating to discoloration in the tissue of the pressed flower 1 and to maintain the shade at the time of embedding for a long period of time. (C) The thickness of the pressed flower 1 used for seals is 0.2-
Most of them are thin with 0.5 mm. The synthetic resin 6 required for embedding this is about 1 g in the case of a pressed flower having a diameter of about 2 cm. Since the heat of curing reaction when the front and back of the pressed flower 1 having a diameter of about 2 cm is wrapped by about 1 g is so weak that it cannot be touched, almost no discoloration effect on the pressed flower 1 at the time of embedding is observed. (D) Even if the synthetic resin 6 (polyester resin of Example) injected and applied to the back surface of the pressed flower 1 infiltrates into the voids in the tissue of the Japanese paper 2 or the like and exudes to the double-sided adhesive tape 4 adhered to the Japanese paper 2, There is no action until the base material layer of the double-sided pressure-sensitive adhesive tape is dissolved, but rather an FPR-like function occurs, including the Japanese paper 2, and it becomes integral with the synthetic resin 6 in which the pressed flower 1 is embedded and is strong even if it is thin. For example, embedded seals.

[0006]

【Example】

(A) As the transparent synthetic resin 6, an unsaturated polyester resin in which a small amount of wax-like substance such as paraffin is mixed and dissolved and a curing accelerator is mixed within 3% in advance is used. (B) The Japanese paper 2 used for arranging the pressed flower 1 may be colored with a magic ink or the like when the pressed flower 1 is arranged, even if it is not colored. Further, instead of the Japanese paper 2, a thin cloth, copy paper, etc. can be used. (C) Instead of the sheet-shaped cardboard 3 of the Japanese paper frame 5, a synthetic resin sheet and its molded product can be used. (D) When embedding the pressed flower 1 on the surface of the Japanese paper 2 of the washi frame 5, measure the position of the flower to be placed, the thickness size of the flower, etc., and the amount of synthetic resin 6 required for embedding Is placed in a graduated cup, and a room temperature curing agent is dropped and mixed with 1.5 g to 2 g of resin with a dropper at a ratio of one drop. When the mixed synthetic resin 6 is applied by injection, it is hardened to a honey-like state in about 12 to 15 minutes. (E) As the synthetic resin sheet 7, polyethylene, polypropylene, vinyl chloride sheet or the like is used. A film can be used instead of the sheet. (F) As for the downward pressure through the synthetic resin sheet 7, the palm is used for small works. If the lower pressure is increased from the beginning, the injected and coated synthetic resin 6 will flow out, and it will not be possible to embed with a minimum wall thickness. Even if the lower pressure is strong, it is about 40 cm for a 10 cm square.
It is from 0 g to 500 g.

[0007]

【The invention's effect】

(B) The method of solving the problems of the conventional method of sealing pressed flowers and embedding it firmly in thin paper with a transparent synthetic resin on the surface of Japanese paper, such as embedding pressed flowers and sealing it Expanded the area of familiar use that was not possible with the method of using pressed flowers up to now. (B) A New Year's card with pressed flowers that was handmade until now,
Striped colored paper amounts, for example, 3 to maintain the shade when sealed.
I had to treat with a desiccant every 6 months to 6 months, but since I no longer have to worry about discoloration even after long-term use, it seems that it is possible to make handmade products more fun and commercialize good works. Became.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a sectional perspective view showing an embodiment of (a) and (c) of claim 1.

FIG. 2 is a sectional perspective view showing an embodiment of (d) and (e) in claim 1.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of a seal in which the pressed flower of (f) of claim 1 is embedded.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of a work in which pressed flowers are embedded in the cover surface of the strip or the like of claim 2.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 is a pressed flower. 2 is Japanese paper. 3 is cardboard. 4 is a double-sided adhesive tape. 5 is a Japanese paper frame stand. 6 is a transparent synthetic resin. 7 is a synthetic resin sheet. 8 is a Japanese paper sheet. 9 is the front page such as a strip of paper.

Claims (2)

[Claims] (A) A Japanese paper 2 which is cut into a shape size necessary for arranging pressed flowers 1 and which is colored in an arbitrary color is provided. (B) Prepare a sheet-shaped cardboard 3 or the like having an arbitrary thickness according to the thickness of the pressed flower 1, cut out a central portion thereof one size larger than the shape size of the washi paper 2, and attach the double-sided adhesive tape 4 to one side thereof. Is attached, and a Japanese paper frame base 5 in which the Japanese paper 2 is pasted is provided on the adhesive surface, and the Japanese paper 2 is placed flat with the surface of the Japanese paper 2 facing up. (C) The transparent synthetic resin 6 that hardens at room temperature while infiltrating the pressed flower 1 is injected and applied onto the two surfaces of the Japanese paper frame 5 while considering the position, size, number, etc. of the pressed flower 1 to be placed. . (D) The synthetic resin 6 that has been injected and applied is arranged so that the back surface of the pressed flower 1 is adhered, and then the transparent synthetic resin 6 is placed on the surface facing upward from the flower and leaf surfaces. Inject and apply so that it does not overflow and flow out. (E) When the transparent synthetic resin 6 that has been injected and applied has hardened to a state of a honey-like state, the synthetic resin sheet 7 that is cut into a size larger than the Japanese paper 2 and has a mirror-finished surface is used to cover it. At first, while gently pressing down, one end of the synthetic resin sheet 7 is attached to the surface of the adhesive tape 4 around the Japanese paper 2 so as to embed the pressed flower 1 as thinly as possible. While adjusting the excess synthetic resin, the excess synthetic resin is applied to the surface 2 of the washi paper 1 on the outer circumference, and the extra synthetic resin is applied to the surface 4 of the adhesive tape on the outer circumference of the Japanese paper, and the lower pressure is applied together with the progress of curing. The synthetic resin sheet 7 is carefully removed after the transparent synthetic resin 6 is hardened so that the transparent synthetic resin 6 does not flow even if it is pressed down. (F) After removing the synthetic resin sheet 7, the Japanese paper 2
The double-sided adhesive tape 4, which is the back surface of the Japanese paper frame base, is cut along with the shape of the surface together with the release paper attached to one surface thereof to form a transparent synthetic resin layer 6 embedded in it. Pressed flower 1, two layers of Japanese paper that is the background color of the pressed flower, double-sided adhesive tape 4 with release paper on one side
A method for making a sticker in which a pressed flower is embedded in a paper, which is characterized in that a pressed flower composed of layers is obtained. 2. (a) When cutting the washi 2 necessary for disposing the pressed flower 1, the washi 2 is cut into a size larger than a necessary size, and then the washi 2 is attached to one side of the double-sided adhesive tape 4. . The double-sided adhesive tape 4 is cut along the shape of the attached Washi paper 2 to provide a Washi sheet 8. (B) Turn off the release paper attached to one side of the double-sided adhesive tape 4 of the Japanese paper sheet 8 to obtain a postcard, stationery,
It is attached to an arbitrary position on the cover surface 9 such as a colored paper or a strip. (C) A strip of Japanese paper sheet 8 is placed flat, and the transparent synthetic resin 6 is placed on the Washi paper 2 surface of the Japanese paper sheet 8.
Is injected and applied centering on the position of the pressed flower 1 to be arranged in consideration of the number thereof. In the subsequent procedure configuration, the synthetic resin sheet 7 is carefully removed through the steps (d) and (e) of claim 1, so that the pressed flower 1 is integrally arranged on the front surface 9 of the strip or the like. A method of making a sticker or the like in which the pressed flower according to claim 1 is embedded in a paper, which is characterized in that it is an embedded work.