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Flat-fell seam textile and method

A technology of textile products and textile materials, applied in the field of textiles, can solve the problems of not attracting great attention and the unattractiveness of seamed quilts.

Inactive Publication Date: 2004-09-29
DAVID TEXTILES
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However, machine-sewn patchwork quilts are often unattractive or not held in high regard

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[0020] See the attached drawings for more particularity. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the present invention showing a patchwork textile fiber article 10 . The textile fiber product 10 can constitute any form of bed covering (such as a quilt) or a blanket shawl, and can also be used for other purposes. Fiber product size to determine. For example, a quilt that is approximately seven (7) feet by seven (7) feet can be made from a series of fourteen (14) individual strips 14 each six (6) inches wide by seven (7) )inch. Each strip 14 is juxtaposed with the next. A second series of fourteen (14) individual blocks 16 each six (6) inches wide and seven (7) inches long are positioned above and transversely across the first series of blocks 14 . As shown in FIG. 4, each strip 14 is then interleaved with strips 16 until all strips are interleaved and lie relatively straight. The interleaved panels 14, 16 are joined together by employing rows of stitching 18 along parallel lines 2...

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A textile fabric comprising a plurality of pieces of fabric material cut into strips, which are then placed adjacent to one another and interlaced. The interlaced strips are situated transverse of one another and allow for overlapping edges. Recessed from these edges along a generally parallel line are rows of stitching employed to join the pieces of fabric. The result enables the appearance of a simulated patchwork design. A method to construct a textile fabric with the realistic appearance of patchwork design comprising the steps of providing pieces of fabric material formed into strips of generally equal length and width, placing a first series of the strips in juxtaposed relation and a second series of the strips in a juxtaposed relation and situated transverse to and covering the first series of strips, interlacing the two series of strips to form a top and bottom surface of textile fabric, arranging the transversely related series of strips so that their edges overlap, and stitching the series of strips along a line generally parallel to and recessed from the edges.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the field of textiles, and more particularly, to simulated patchwork textile articles and methods of making the same. Background technique [0002] Patchwork patterns or "looks" including patchwork quilts, blanket shawls and other types of bedspreads and even wall hangings have a long history in the art. The history of patchwork patterns and textiles with these patterns actually dates back 500 years, when quilted quilts originated in Asia and Europe and were eventually brought to America by the Amish in the mid-18th century. For example, the uniqueness of Amish quilts is that these quilts are made of solid colored fabrics with light and dark colours. Amish styles are usually geometric shapes with ornate and elaborate patterns. Quilting was introduced to Hawaii by American New Zealanders. Most Hawaiian quilts are made from one solid piece of cloth with a sewn-in pattern, usually on a neutral-colored background. Anoth...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): D05B97/00
CPCD05B97/00
Inventor L·徐
Owner DAVID TEXTILES
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