JPS5917231B2 - Kasuri yarn manufacturing method - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides simple kasuri printing using a kasuri yarn pot dyed in the same dark color as the base so as not to cause stains on the base part, and a fine kasuri kasuri without the difficulty of matching the kasuri. This relates to a manufacturing method for dyeing a dark-colored ground using dyes that are color-discharged, and arranging them in parallel on a dark-colored ground, using Kasuri pattern paper to dye the same color as the dark-colored ground that will not be colored in the discharge printing process described later. Kasuri dyeing is carried out within a predetermined range using Kasuri dyeing, and using a patterned paper with a pattern window of a size that fits within the predetermined range where Kasuri dyeing has been performed, kimono printing is carried out using a pick-up dye of a different color from the ground. It is characterized in that when the dark colored ground which has not been dyed with kasuri dyeing is removed, it is simultaneously colored with E and a different color, thereby expressing a kasuri pattern with a dark colored ground and discharge dyeing.

When making kasuri threads in two conventional colors, for example black and red, it is necessary to use two paper patterns and perform kasuri printing twice for each color.

It is difficult to print correctly using these two Kasuri patterns so that the two colors of Kasuri are alternately continuous.

In other words, due to various conditions such as temperature/humidity, dye concentration, printing heat rays, etc., the kasuri may not be printed correctly and a blank area may appear at the boundary between the first black kasuri and the next red kasuri, making it difficult to print the kasuri correctly. There was a drawback that it could not be done.

For this reason, the dark black color is printed using a kasuri pattern paper, and the red color is printed without using a kasuri pattern paper. Therefore, a method has been adopted in which the black is not contaminated with red, and only the spaces between the black strings appear to be dyed red.

However, in any case, when the kasuri warp is dyed black by printing, the ground warp becomes a black fabric of the same color as the kasuri warp.In other words, if you want to express a red kasuri on a black background, the black color of the kasuri warp cannot be dyed by printing using the method described above. The black color of the ground and warp threads is dyed by prior dyeing.

In this case, due to the difference in the dyeing process between dyeing and printing, even if the same black dye is used, the color will not be exactly the same, and if the black of the ground warp due to dyeing and the black of the warp of the kasuri due to kasuri printing are the same black, then However, the warp knitting becomes uneven and becomes contaminated (dirty lines) because it exhibits a slightly different black color.

This contamination occurs all over the land and is very noticeable, resulting in loss of commercial value.

This also applies to weft threads (weft stripes).

The present applicant has focused on this point and has conducted various studies, and has found a method that does not require consideration of matching the first kasuri with the next different-colored kasuri, that is, a method that does not use two kasuri patterns, and which is a method that does not require the use of two kasuri patterns. Kasuri pattern paper is used only for colored parts, and the method allows solid dyeing for light and different colors without using Kasuri pattern paper.However, since the ground part is a total light immersion dyeing that can be done together with the ground warp threads, the above-mentioned contamination process is not applied. It has made it possible to manufacture Kasuri yarn without knitting or contaminating rings.Threads that are fully dyed on a dark background using a dye that can be removed are lined up in parallel, and these parallel yarns [using Kasuri pattern paper] First, the first Kasuri dyeing is done.

The next unique color kasuri dyeing is done not with a kasuri pattern, but with a pattern pattern, so there is no need to worry about combining the first and second kasuri patterns like traditional methods. In addition, the first Kasuri uses a dye that cannot be removed by this adhesive dye, and the ground dyeing uses a dye that removes the color, so the removal and coloring can occur within the pattern window of the pattern paper. Because it is done, it is not a kasuri match, but a different color can be definitely colored between the kasuri comrades that are not removed, and there is absolutely no blank space at the boundary like in the case of kasuri match. Become.

Men were once kasuri-dyed using kasuri stencils, but the next unique kasuri is not kasuri, but simply pattern dyeing, which can be solid printed, which not only makes it easier to print, but also makes it easier to make kasuri stencils. Overall, Kasuri yarn can be produced at a lower cost.

Moreover, printing with consideration to the above-mentioned kasuri matching is more difficult the finer the details, but the present invention is a method that does not require this kasuri matching, so it is possible to produce any kasuri, no matter how fine, and the cost is reduced to compensate for the fineness of the kasuri. Since high-quality kasuri threads can be mass-produced easily and at low cost, fine kasuri woven fabrics, which were conventionally expensive, can be mass-produced at low cost.

Furthermore, since the ground is dark colored and the first kasuri is the same color as the ground, there is no need to worry about contaminating the ground during the initial kasuri dyeing, and you only need to set an appropriate range and do it without worrying about contamination. Improve work efficiency.

Next, the different colored kasuri is done within the set range, and by setting the pattern window at this time, the first kasuri that is not colored and the second colored kasuri that is glued are two colored kasuri threads. This kasuri thread can be distinguished by the pattern window, so if it is used as kasuri thread to make kasuri fabric, a predetermined kasuri pattern can be created using these two-color kasuri, for example, a beautiful kasuri pattern that expresses a flower by a collection of only fine kasuri threads. I will do it.

Next, in the present invention, the most important point is that the dark color of the background is dyed by dyeing the kat warp threads in advance as a total light dye.

In this way, by adopting dyeing and dyeing for the kasuri threads that are to be dyed with kasuri, it becomes possible to dye them with the warp threads, which are normally dyed with the kasuri threads, and the threads that are dyed with kasuri threads.

The fact that the ground warp threads and the Kasuri warp threads can be pre-dyed and dyed together is extremely noteworthy for Kasuri textiles. It doesn't turn black.

Therefore, when the ground warp is immersed and the black of the ground is also printed using the kasuri pattern paper, the black color of the two is slightly different, and the kasuri fabric has warp knitting contamination (also known as dirty lines) in the ground part. ), resulting in a significant decrease in product value.

In this regard, the kasuri yarn of the present invention has the dark colored part of the ground dyed completely by light dyeing by employing the above-mentioned adhesion technique, so it is possible to dye the dark colored part of the ground warp and the ground warp yarn with the same dark color. , the contamination (dirty line) phenomenon exhibits the isotropic feature that no total heat is generated.

Next, an example of the implementation of the present invention will be described in detail as follows.

The threads are fully dyed on a dark background (black) using the dye to be extracted, then warped and arranged in parallel on a printing table.

(If dyeing is carried out along with the ground yarn, only the kasuri thread is taken out and lined up.) A kasuri pattern paper is applied to this warp thread, and dye (black) of the same color as the ground that will not be removed in the discharge printing process described later is applied within a specified range. Kasuri dyeing is performed to form a Kasuri dyed part 1 of the same color (black) as the ground.

Since it is impossible to illustrate this kasuri-dyed part 1 because it is the same color as the background, the kasuri-dyed part 1 is shown with diagonal lines.

A pattern paper with a pattern window of a smaller flower outline that falls within the predetermined range of this kasuri dyeing is applied, and the kasuri dyeing is carried out using a pick-up dye (red) of a different color from the ground. At the same time as removing the background color that does not exist (different color (red) from this background) f
This is colored to form a pick-up/release printing portion 2.

The product is dyed using conventional methods.

If this kasuri thread is used as a kasuri warp or a kasuri weft and is woven together with a black background sewn weft, a beautiful kasuri fabric with a flower pattern expressed only by the red kasuri on a black background without ground contamination will be obtained.

[BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS] Fig. 1 shows the fully dyed yarn of the present invention, Fig. 2 shows the yarn dyed with splashed patterns, and Fig. 3 shows the yarn subjected to pick-up printing.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. Threads that are fully dyed on a dark colored ground using dyes to be color removed are lined up in parallel, and using Kasuri pattern paper, dyed yarns are dyed in the same color as the dark colored ground that will not be colored in the color removing process described later. Kasuri dyeing is carried out within a predetermined range using Kasuri dyeing, and using a patterned paper with a pattern window of a size that fits within the predetermined range where Kasuri dyeing has been performed, kimono printing is carried out using a pick-up dye of a different color from the ground. A method for producing kasuri thread, characterized in that the dark-colored ground that has not been dyed with kasuri dyeing is extracted and at the same time is colored in a different color from the ground, thereby expressing a kasuri pattern with a dark-colored ground and discharge coloring.