JPH0244720B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a transfer paper for thermal transfer dyeing, and particularly to a method for manufacturing a transfer paper using Japanese paper.

[Conventional technology]

BACKGROUND ART Recently, in the field of handicrafts, transfer dyeing has been widely used as a simple dyeing technique for neckties, handkerchiefs, and other small items.

As shown in Figure 2, the transfer dyeing method involves printing a transfer paper 21 with various designs such as flower patterns, geometric patterns, or character patterns on Western paper such as art paper using sublimation dyeing ink. Transfer dyeing is carried out by placing a cloth 22 such as polyester or the like to be dyed, placing a pressing cloth 23 on top of the cloth 23, and hot pressing with an iron 24 over the cloth 22. Of course, the iron 24 may be replaced by a suitable dedicated thermal transfer device.

The sublimable dye particles contained in the ink in the transfer paper 21 are vaporized and transferred to the fabric by heating at a temperature of 100 to 200°C, and are fixed on the fiber surface by a chemical reaction. This dyeing method has high color fastness and less fading due to washing or friction.

[Problem to be solved by the invention]

In the conventional heat transfer dyeing method, the transfer paper material is art paper or other paper that contains a bleed prevention agent, and designs such as patterns are accurately drawn or printed on every corner of the transfer paper and then transferred directly onto the fabric. is intended. As a result, the finished pattern had a hard tone and a natural texture could not be obtained. Another problem with printed transfer paper is that it cannot meet the needs of the times for diversity and creativity because it has to limit the designs to a certain number of types.

[Means to solve the problem]

The present invention uses washi paper, which has been unsuitable as a material for transfer paper due to its large bleeding properties, and by actively utilizing its bleeding properties, it creates blurred and subtle patterns in the pattern. To provide a means for easily producing transfer paper for thermal transfer dyeing with various designs that cause changes and have natural textures.

Specifically, Japanese paper is folded in a certain direction, a sublimation dye solution is soaked into the corners of the folded paper to draw a desired floral pattern, etc., and this is dried to create heat transfer dyeing. This company manufactures transfer paper for printing.

[Effect]

The transfer paper manufactured according to the present invention can be transferred to cloth using a conventional heat press.

At this time, the shading formed on the transfer paper is directly transferred to the fabric, resulting in dyeing with a soft, natural texture.

In this way, washi paper is extremely convenient as a transfer paper, as it is easy to obtain a beautiful blurring effect due to its bleeding properties, has high water absorption and moisture absorption properties, has excellent dye retention, and is also water resistant and durable. It has many qualities.

In addition, by preparing dye solutions of various colors and concentrations and soaking them into Japanese paper in multiple layers, or by appropriately changing the soaking time, it is possible to draw a variety of blurred patterns.

Furthermore, if so-called Unryu washi paper, which is made by mixing long fibers with low water absorption, is used as a transfer paper, it is possible to transfer the Unryu pattern with blurring, and it is also easier to use the Tigirie technique.

〔Example〕

Below, preferred embodiments of the present invention are shown.

FIG. 1 shows steps a to d for producing one embodiment of transfer paper having a folding pattern. Diagram a
In this step, Japanese paper 11, which is the material of the transfer paper, is folded into ridges along folding lines 12, as shown in Figure b. Next, it is folded along the folding line 13 in figure b to form a triangle as shown in figure c.
The three corner portions 14, 15, and 16 of the triangle thus folded are immersed in a suitable sublimable dye solution (ink) 17 and colored. In this case, the patterns can be diversified by associating sublimation dye liquids of different colors or densities with each of the corner portions 14, 15, and 16. Here, depending on the amount of the washi paper 11 soaked in the sublimable dye liquid and the length of time it is soaked, the dye liquid bleeds from the corners of the triangle toward the center, forming a blurred pattern. .

Figure d shows the pattern of the transfer paper that was dried and finished after the coloring process shown in Figure c, with reference numeral 18 representing the colored pattern and 19 representing the blurred pattern due to the bleeding.

In addition, in the coloring process shown in Figure c, by applying dye liquids of different colors multiple times to the same corner,
You can create blurred patterns with complex colors.

The embodiment shown in FIG. 1 is only one example of the folding pattern, and the present invention is not limited to other folding patterns or arbitrary designs drawn using a brush such as floral patterns and character patterns. It is possible to form a blur using blur. Also Japanese paper 11
If a material containing a large amount of Unryu is used, the Unryu pattern in the finished design can be made to stand out in white or in a light color.

Furthermore, by tearing the periphery of the Japanese paper 11 or tearing it into a specific shape, it is possible to generate the fluff characteristic of Japanese paper, and to make the dyeing more tasteful.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As described above, according to the present invention, by using Japanese paper for the transfer paper, it is impossible to obtain a result using conventional Western paper such as art paper. You can easily obtain dyeing with a natural texture that is blurred.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of a transfer paper production procedure according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a general explanatory diagram of a thermal transfer dyeing method. In the figure, 11 is Japanese paper, 12 and 13 are folding lines, 14 to 16 are folded triangular corners, 17 is a sublimation dye solution, 18 is a colored pattern, and 19
indicates a blurred pattern.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Heat transfer dyeing characterized by forming a floral pattern by folding Japanese paper in a certain direction and soaking a sublimable dye solution into the corners of the folded Japanese paper. Method for manufacturing transfer paper. 2. A method for producing a transfer paper for thermal transfer dyeing according to claim 1, characterized in that Japanese paper made by mixing long fibers with low water absorption is used. 3 In claim 1 or 2,
A method for producing transfer paper for thermal transfer dyeing, which is characterized by tearing the periphery of Japanese paper to create fluff.