JPS6355950B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for setting doll hair with parting lines.

Traditionally, the history of dolls has gone through various changes, but in modern times, dolls are not only used as pet toys for young children, but also for the general public, and are even used in the field of appreciation as works of art. It is also expanding.

In addition, the materials of the dolls include paper, real wood, stone, etc.
It covers a wide range of materials such as clay, pottery or porcelain.
In this way, the scope of dolls has expanded from pet toys to works of art, and various attempts are being made to further beautify them, and this is also a reflection of the human heart's desire for beauty. It is also an expression.

Therefore, although there are many different methods of making dolls, the aesthetic value of these dolls is greatly influenced by the shape of their faces. In this way, the eyes, nose, mouth, and facial shape control the shape of the face, but the hairstyle of the head is also an important element.

Conventionally, various fibers have been used for doll hair, and these fiber materials have been used to adjust (hereinafter abbreviated as "set") the hairstyle of the doll's hair. for example,
Generally, the ends of the fiber bundles of hair material are tied into a ring shape, and this neck is sewn to the top of the doll's head or fixed with adhesive to set the hairstyle.

However, among these dolls, there are very few hairstyles with hair parting streaks. To do this, to create a parting line for the hair and to make it look natural, fibers corresponding to hair are implanted into each hole, or several or many fibers are implanted into the groove.
Alternatively, it was done by hand, which required a lot of patience, such as sewing in and fixing the hair and then creating the parting streaks for the hair.

Based on this, the inventors aimed to provide a hairstyle for dolls that has hair parting lines, that look natural, are easy to set, and are inexpensive.As a result of various researches, the present invention was developed. discovered a method for creating hairstyles with parting lines for dolls' hair.

That is, the doll hair setting method according to the present invention consists of the following processing steps.

In the first step, pieces of paper or a series of papers are stacked or folded in at least three layers, and a fiber bundle serving as a substitute for human hair is sandwiched between these paper surfaces.

In the second step, the material obtained in the first step is sewn from the top of the paper surface using a sewing machine or a hand needle so as to cross the length of the fiber bundle.

In the third step, while tearing and discarding pieces of paper or a series of papers interposed between the fiber bundles along the seam in the second step, one part of the fiber bundle with the seam indicated as a hole is sequentially removed from the other. At the end, the fiber bundles separated into two opposite directions are left as they are, or cloth or paper is further pasted on the lower back side of the seam.

In the fourth step, the fiber bundle group finished in the third step is fixed to the top of the doll's head, or is attached so that it can be replaced without being fixed.

The fifth step is characterized in that after the fourth step, the fiber bundles are combed into an appropriate hairstyle using a comb or the like.

Next, embodiments will be described based on the present invention.

Fig. 1 is a sketch of the process from the first process to the second process based on the present invention, and Fig. 2 shows how the fiber bundle is clamped depending on the folding state of the paper in the first process. FIG.

When using a piece of paper, first spread the fiber bundle horizontally on the piece of paper, layer another piece of paper on top of it, spread another piece of fiber horizontally on top of that, and repeat the process of layering another piece of paper on top of this. However, in the case of a series of papers, for example, in Figure 1, a fiber bundle is spread horizontally on the bottom paper surface, this fiber bundle is rolled upward using the extra paper surface, and other fiber bundles are placed on the unfolded paper surface. This process is repeated by spreading out the fiber bundle horizontally, wrapping the fiber bundle again with extra paper, and then unfolding it so as to cover it.

Various methods can be considered for sandwiching fiber bundles between sheets of paper in this way, but cross-sectional views of these are as follows:
For example, FIG. 2 shows winding or stacking types such as S-shape: A, Z-shape: B, and e-shape: C. As described above, in the first step, the present invention is characterized in that the fiber bundles are held on the bottom paper surface and below the top paper surface, respectively.

In addition, as described later, for example, when the fiber bundle has three layers as shown in B in Figure 2, for example, when you want to have more hair on one side than the other from the parting line of the hairstyle, you can use can be used immediately by separating two fiber bundles into one fiber bundle.

When processed as above, the second step is to sew with a sewing machine or hand needle so as to cross the length of the fiber bundle on the top paper surface as shown in the sketch in Figure 1.
Next, Figures 3, 4, 5 and 6 are
This is a diagram showing a processing process performed based on the process.

In other words, in FIG. 3, the sketch of FIG. 1 obtained in the first and second steps is processed in the third step, so the top paper surface 1A and the bottom paper surface 1C are processed along the above seams. Fig. 4 shows the process of tearing the paper from the top paper surface unilaterally along the seam toward the bottom of the e-shaped case shown in Fig. 2 C. This is a sketch.

FIG. 5 shows a sketch of a state in which the fiber bundle 2A and the fiber bundle 2B are folded in two and stacked on top of each other, with the seam 3 as the boundary, based on FIG. 3 in the third step,
FIG. 6 is a sketch of a group of fiber bundles separated in two directions with the seam as a boundary after tearing and discarding the used paper.

The fiber bundle group obtained as described above may be used as it is, or a cloth or paper may be attached to the lower back of the seam portion.

In the present application, the first step, second step, and third step are the processing operations that are characteristic of the present application.

In the fourth step, the fiber bundle group obtained above is fixed to the top of the doll's head, or simply attached without being fixed so that it can be replaced.

In the fifth step, the fiber bundles attached to the top of the doll's head are combed into an appropriate hairstyle to complete the setting.

FIG. 7 shows the hairstyle of a doll with parted hair set based on the present application.

Next, the paper strip or paper series used in the present invention may be a natural paper such as Japanese paper or Western paper, or a synthetic fiber paper such as vinylon or a thin film made of a general synthetic resin. Also,
The use of paper facilitates the handling of the fiber bundle, and at the same time, the provision of stitches as described above strengthens the stiffness of the fiber bundle and facilitates further processing operations.
Another feature is that these paper surfaces can be easily discarded after the processing operation, completely eliminating the feeling of use of the paper.

Next, the fibers used for the doll's hair used in the present invention are natural fibers such as cotton, hemp, silk, wool, or animal hair such as human and horse hair, or polyvinyl chloride polyethylene, cellulose acetate, rayon, nylon, Tetron, etc. Synthetic fibers can also be used.

Furthermore, the thickness of the fibers can be sewn based on the concept of the doll's hair, and is not restricted by the thickness. Furthermore, the length of the cellulose is determined based on the size of the head of the target doll and the appearance of the hairstyle.

In addition, the fourth step and the fifth step based on the present invention are described above.
In the step, the fiber bundle groups obtained in the third step and divided into two opposite directions are attached to the top of the doll's head.
By combing this with a comb, it is possible to easily obtain a doll's hairstyle with hair parting lines at the seams as shown in Figure 5. The seams attached to the center of the bundle strengthen the waist, so by attaching it to the top of the doll's head and processing it with a comb, etc., you can make the hair at the front of the doll's head fall down. .

As described above, the present invention is a method for setting doll hair, and the processing operation consists of five steps. That is, in the first step, a piece of paper and a fiber bundle are used, and the fiber bundle is held between two sides of the paper. In the second step, sew with a sewing machine or the like so as to cross the fiber bundle length from the uppermost paper surface of the paper obtained in the first step, and in the third step, sew the uppermost and lowest parts along the stitches obtained in the second step. Tear and discard the piece of paper, fold each fiber bundle in the next lower part and the next upper part of the paper piece in half and stack them to form two stacked fiber bundle groups folded in opposite directions, and insert an intervening fiber bundle into this fiber bundle group. Tear up and discard all pieces of paper.

In the fourth step, the fiber bundle group (hair) obtained in the third step
Attach it to the top of the doll's head.

The fifth step is to comb the hair that was applied in the fourth step and arrange it into a hairstyle with parting lines.
This set ends.

From the above, it can be seen that according to the method for setting doll hair according to the present invention, the processing operation is simple and does not require any difficult experience, and in spite of this, it is possible to easily set doll hairstyles, especially doll hairstyles with parting streaks. In addition, the hairstyle shows a natural state and is easy to apply to other hairstyles, and because it is easy to produce, it requires no labor, and therefore the production cost is low, making it suitable for mass production.

Next, examples will be shown.

As shown in Figure 1, on a series of paper surfaces 1C with a width of 20 cm, a fiber bundle 2B made of golden colored 25 denier rayon yarn with a length of about 25 cm is uniformly spread horizontally to a width of 10 cm, and this fiber bundle surface is Roll the paper up in an S shape so as to cover it, spread another fiber bundle 2A on the paper surface on the fiber bundle in the same way as above, and spread the paper surface on this fiber bundle surface to 1A.
shall be. Starting from the uppermost paper surface 1A, sew with a sewing machine or hand needle so as to cross the length of the fiber bundle, and then sew the uppermost paper surface 1A as shown in FIG.
and the lowest paper surface 1C, and tear it along the seam hole 4. Also, as shown in Figure 4, cut off any of the pieces of paper spread as above with scissors, etc., to obtain the intermediate paper length. You can leave it there. After processing in this way, each fiber bundle 2 of the upper and lower parts of the intermediate paper
A and 2B are folded in two and stacked on top of each other with the seam 3 as a boundary as shown in FIG. 5, to obtain a fiber bundle group 5 divided into two opposite directions.

This group of fiber bundles is attached to the top of the doll's head as is, or with cloth or paper pasted to the lower part of the seam, or is attached so that it can be replaced.

That is, the finished state based on this method is shown in FIG.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a progress diagram of the first and second processes when a series of papers based on the present invention is used in an S shape, and Fig. 2 is a diagram of the method of sandwiching the fiber bundle between the paper surfaces in the first process. The cross-sectional views are shown as A, B, C, and D, and Figures 3, 4, 5, and 6 are from the fiber bundle folded in half along the seam and stacked in the third step. A progress diagram is shown in which two groups of fiber bundles in opposite directions are obtained, and FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the finished set of a doll hairstyle having hair parting lines based on the present application. Codes in the drawings: 1... piece of paper, 1A... top paper, 1B... middle paper, 1C... bottom paper, 2...
...Fiber bundle, 2A...Top fiber bundle, 2B...Lower fiber bundle, 3...Seam, 4...Tear in paper surface, 5...
Fiber bundle group, 6...hair parting lines.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1 Paper strips or a series of papers are stacked or folded in at least three layers, a fiber bundle to be used as a doll's hair is sandwiched between these paper surfaces, and a sewing machine or hand needle is sewn onto the topmost paper surface. sew so as to cross the length of the fiber bundles, tear and discard the pieces of paper or a series of papers interposed between the fiber bundles along this seam, and sequentially sew the pieces of paper that appear on one side with the seam as a boundary. Fiber bundles are folded and overlapped with the fiber bundle in the other part, and the fiber bundles that are separated into two opposite directions at the end can be left as they are, or they can be further affixed with cloth or paper to the lower part of the back of the seam. A method for setting doll hair, which comprises fixing it to the top of the doll's head or attaching it so that it can be replaced without sticking, and then combing the hair into an appropriate hairstyle using a comb or the like. 2. The method of setting doll hair according to claim 1, wherein the paper strip and the paper series are made of natural or synthetic fiber paper or a thin film of synthetic resin. 3. The method of setting doll hair according to claim 1, wherein the fiber bundle is made of natural or synthetic fiber.