JPS6036617Y2 - fabric - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention aims to create a beautiful textile by fixing decorative beads in an immovable manner so that there is no risk of them moving or detaching.

In this invention, horizontal holes 1 and 1' are formed in the vertical and horizontal directions in the shape of a cross, and decorative beads (diamonds, gold and silver, pearls, coral, etc. ) A is arranged on a ground plane that is weaved in warp, 3, lat, and 4 planes, and on the lower surface of open can a, the warp 3 is arranged in parallel with the weft 4 without being woven, and both the left and right edges of the lower surface are arranged. At this step, the same weft thread 4 is folded back, and the lower ends 6, 6 and upper ends 7, 7 of both stop threads 2, 2 are folded back.
Each of the weft yarns 4 and a large number of warp yarns are arranged and fastened in a folded manner at the same opening, thereby fixing the open can a to the ground surface.

Since the present invention has the above-mentioned structure, the lower ends 6.6 and the upper ends 7, 7 of both retaining threads 2, 2 arranged in a cross shape on the decorative beads a are woven into the ground plane. Since the open can is fixed and the open can is fitted into the parallel arrangement part 5 of the warp threads on the lower surface of the open can, the open can a is reliably fixed immovably to the ground and there is no risk of it moving or detaching. .

Therefore, it is possible to create a fabric with decorative beads that is suitable for obi fabrics, clothing fabrics, bag fabrics, etc.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a sketch, Fig. 2 is an organizational chart, and Fig. 3 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the ornament. a: Decorative beads, b: Ground phase, 2, 2: Stop yarn, 5: Parallel arrangement of warp yarns.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Decorative beads with cross-shaped horizontal holes formed in the vertical and horizontal directions and retaining threads written in each of the horizontal holes are placed on a weft-warp-plane weave, and on the bottom surface of the open can, the warp is the weft. The same weft threads are arranged in parallel without being organized, and the same weft threads are folded back at both the left and right edges of the same lower surface, and the lower end and upper end of both stop threads are arranged in a folded manner with a large number of warp threads at the same opening as the weft threads. A fabric that is organized and fixed to the ground to fix the open can to the ground.