Seam method

Abstract

The present invention relates to a method for seaming a Hanbok fabric, comprising the steps of: positioning a seam guide (10) so that a seam width adjustment part (12) is aligned along the edge of the fabric while the front side (20) of the fabric to be seamed (40) is placed facing upward; performing a first stitching of the straight and curved sections of the fabric along the sewing guide line (13) of the seam guide (10) positioned along the edge of the fabric, wherein the stitching is performed along the sewing guide line (13), which is the boundary between the grid pattern part (11) formed by the weaving of warp and weft threads and the seam width adjustment part (12) formed only by weft threads; turning the fabric over so that the back side (30) of the fabric is shown upward while the fabric and the seam guide (10) are sewn together; and folding the seam guide (10) sewn together with the fabric twice so that the edge of the fabric to be seamed (40) is also folded twice The method comprises a step of folding the fabric, a step of sewing a second time along the first sewing guide line (13) while the fabric is folded so that the seam guide (10) is positioned on the upper part of the back side (30), and a step of completing the seam allowance (40) by pulling the seam guide (10) sewn together with the fabric to separate it from the fabric after the second sewing is completed. This method has the effect of simply sewing the seam allowance when finishing the edge of the Hanbok fabric, and allows for easy processing of the seam allowance in curved sections as well as straight sections of the fabric, thereby ensuring a neat finish of the fabric.

Description

Technology Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a method for seaming Hanbok fabric using a seam guide that facilitates the seam for finishing the edges of the Hanbok fabric. Background Technology

[0003] Generally, the edges of Hanbok fabric are finished with seam allowances to prevent the threads from unraveling.

[0004] To finish the seam allowance on the edge of the fabric, stitching is performed while the fabric is folded with a predetermined seam allowance length. At this time, the seam allowance is completed by stitching the edge of the fabric, which is folded once for the seam allowance, then folded twice for the length of the seam allowance.

[0005] In other words, because the fabric edge is folded twice and stitched, the work is difficult, so the stitching line for the seam allowance is crooked or the stitching spacing is uneven, resulting in an untidy finish.

[0006] In particular, since seam finishing is more difficult in curved sections compared to straight sections, there is a problem where the edges of the fabric are finished more messily after seam finishing than in straight sections. Prior art literature

[0008] Korean Patent Publication No. 10-1718402, 'Sewing Guide for Heterogeneous Multi-Stage Seam Allowances' The problem to be solved

[0009] Therefore, the objective of the present invention is to provide a seam method for Hanbok fabric using a seam guide that facilitates the seam finishing of the edges of the Hanbok fabric and facilitates the curved seam of the Hanbok fabric. means of solving the problem

[0011] According to the above purpose, the present invention relates to a method for seaming a Hanbok fabric, comprising the steps of: positioning a seam guide (10) so that a seam width adjustment part (12) is aligned along the edge of the fabric while the front side (20) of the fabric to be seamed (40) is placed facing upward; performing a first stitching of the straight and curved sections of the fabric along the sewing guide line (13) of the seam guide (10) arranged along the edge of the fabric, wherein the stitching is performed along the sewing guide line (13), which is the boundary between the grid pattern part (11) formed by the weaving of warp and weft threads and the seam width adjustment part (12) formed only by weft threads; turning the fabric over so that the back side (30) of the fabric is shown upward while the fabric and the seam guide (10) are sewn together; and folding the seam guide (10) sewn together with the fabric twice so that the edge of the fabric to be seamed (40) The method is characterized by comprising the steps of: folding twice; sewing a second time along the sewing guide line (13) that was sewn first while the seam guide (10) is positioned on the upper part of the back side of the fabric (30); and, after the sewing is completed by sewing the second time, pulling the seam guide (10) sewn together with the fabric to separate it from the fabric to complete the seam (40). Effects of the invention

[0013] The present invention has the effect of allowing the seam allowance to be simply sewn when finishing the edges of Hanbok fabric, and allows for the seam allowance to be easily processed not only on straight sections of the fabric but also on curved sections, thereby enabling a neat finish to the fabric. Brief explanation of the drawing

[0015] FIG. 1 is a drawing illustrating the configuration of a seam guide that facilitates curved seam allowances of Hanbok fabric according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a flowchart illustrating a seam allowance method for Hanbok fabric using a seam allowance guide that facilitates curved seam allowances of Hanbok fabric according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIGS. 3 to 5 are drawings illustrating a configuration for seam-treating the edge of a fabric using a seam guide according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 6 is a drawing showing the finished appearance of a fabric using the seam guide of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a drawing illustrating the appearance of a fabric finished by a conventional seam method. Figure 8 is a drawing illustrating a conventional method of finishing fabric seams. Specific details for implementing the invention

[0016] Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the attached drawings.

[0017] FIG. 1 is a drawing illustrating the configuration of a seam guide (10) that facilitates the curved seam of a Hanbok fabric according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0018] The seam guide (10) of the present invention comprises a grid pattern portion (11) that is woven by warp and weft threads and is formed stiffly so as to maintain its shape when placed on the fabric, a seam width adjustment portion (12) formed at one end of the grid pattern portion (11) so as to adjust the width of the seam allowance (40) of the fabric and cause the weft thread to protrude in the direction of the seam allowance (40) of the fabric so that the grid pattern is not formed and can be easily separated from the sewing thread of the fabric after being sewn together with the fabric, and a sewing guide line (13) that guides the seam guide (10) placed on the upper part of the fabric to be sewn along the boundary line between the grid pattern portion (11) where the grid pattern is formed and the seam width adjustment portion (12) where the grid pattern portion (11) is not formed.

[0019] Generally, when the edge of the fabric is seamed (40), as shown in FIG. 8, the worker must sew the edge of the fabric with the hand folded in two sections, making it difficult to seam the edge (40). Also, as shown in FIG. 7, the edge of the fabric that has been seamed (40) overlaps with the seam (40), resulting in an untidy seam, uneven stitching spacing, and a messy seam (40).

[0020] To solve this problem, there is a method of folding the edge of the fabric in advance to make a seam allowance (40) and ironing it, but there is the inconvenience of having to iron twice to make the seam allowance (40), and especially when making a seam allowance (40) on a curved section, the fabric ends up overlapping, so the seam allowance (40) is not neat.

[0021] In the present invention, when processing the seam allowance (40) at the end of the fabric, it is easy to process the seam allowance (40) in the curved section as well as the straight section, and as shown in FIG. 6, the end of the fabric can be neatly finished after the seam allowance (40).

[0022] The above grid pattern part (11) is formed into a grid pattern by weaving warp and weft yarns, and is woven using stiff yarn such as LM yarn (low melting yarn), so that when it is placed on the upper part of the fabric and stitched, the shape of the seam allowance guide (10) does not become distorted, and stitching can be easily done along the sewing guide line (13).

[0023] Unlike the grid pattern part (11), the above seam width adjustment part (12) is made only of weft threads without warp threads being inserted, and since the weft threads protrude to the width of the seam allowance (40) of the fabric, when the seam guide (10) is placed at the end of the fabric, the end of the seam width adjustment part (12) and the end of the fabric are aligned, so the width of the seam allowance (40) of the fabric is automatically adjusted to match the protruding length of the seam width adjustment part (12).

[0024] In addition, since it is not woven in a grid pattern using warp and weft threads but consists only of weft threads, when the thread is sewn together with the fabric to process the seam allowance (40), the seam allowance guide (10) is pulled out to the side so that it can be easily separated from the fabric without getting caught.

[0025] The above sewing guide line (13) guides the sewing to be performed along the boundary between the grid pattern section (11) and the seam width adjustment section (12), and preferably guides the sewing to be performed at a location where no warp is inserted at the boundary between the grid pattern section (11) and the seam width adjustment section (12).

[0026] When stitching is performed on the seam width adjustment section (12) where only weft threads exist and no warp threads are inserted, the seam guide (10) stitched together with the fabric can be separated more easily, and even if part of the stitching is sewn to the grid pattern section (11), pulling the seam guide (10) allows the warp threads of the grid pattern section (11) to be torn and separated from the fabric.

[0028] Below, with reference to FIG. 2, a seam allowance method for Hanbok fabric using a seam allowance guide (10) that facilitates the curved seam allowance (40) of the Hanbok fabric is explained.

[0029] First, as shown in FIG. 2, the seam allowance (40) is placed with the front side (20) of the fabric facing upward, and the seam allowance guide (10) is positioned so that the seam allowance width adjustment part (12) can be aligned along the edge of the fabric.

[0030] At this time, the stiff part of the seam guide (10), the grid pattern part (11), is positioned so that the seam guide (10) can be placed on the upper part of the fabric while maintaining its shape without distortion, thereby fixing the position of the seam guide (10) during sewing.

[0031] The straight and curved sections of the fabric are first sewn along the sewing guide line (13) of the seam guide (10) arranged along the edge of the fabric, and the sewing position is such that the sewing is done along the sewing guide line (13), which is the boundary between the grid pattern section (11) formed by the weaving of warp and weft threads and the seam width adjustment section (12) formed only by weft threads.

[0032] With the fabric and the seam guide (10) sewn together, the fabric is turned inside out so that the back side (30) of the fabric is shown on the top. After turning the fabric inside out as in FIG. 4, the seam guide (10) sewn together is folded twice so that the edge of the fabric to be seamed (40) is also folded twice.

[0033] As shown in Fig. 5, the fabric is folded so that the seam guide (10) is positioned on the upper part of the back side (30) again, and then a second stitch is made along the first stitched sewing guide line (13).

[0034] After the sewing is completed by the second stitching, the seam guide (10) sewn together with the fabric is pulled to separate it from the fabric, thereby completing the seam (40).

[0035] Since the thread that has been sewn in the first and second stages is sewn to the seam width adjustment part (12) of the seam guide (10), when the seam guide (10) is pulled, there is no catching of the warp, so it can be easily pulled out and separated. Even if the stitching is done on some of the grid pattern part (11), when pulled, the warp of the grid pattern part (11) can be torn and separated, so the end seam (40) of the fabric can be completed.

[0037] Although specific embodiments have been described in the foregoing description of the present invention, various modifications may be made without departing from the scope of the present invention. Accordingly, the scope of the present invention should not be determined by the described embodiments but by the claims and equivalents thereof. Explanation of the symbols

[0039] (10)-- Seam allowance guide (11)-- Grid pattern part (12)-- Seam width adjustment part (13)-- Sewing guide line (20)-- Front of the fabric (30)-- Back of fabric (40)-- Seam allowance

Claims

Claim 1 In the method for seaming Hanbok fabric, the steps include: positioning the seam guide (10) so that the seam width adjustment part (12) is aligned along the edge of the fabric while the front side (20) of the fabric to be seamed (40) is placed facing upward; first sewing the straight and curved sections of the fabric along the sewing guide line (13) of the seam guide (10) placed along the edge of the fabric, wherein the sewing position is such that the sewing is performed along the sewing guide line (13), which is the boundary between the grid pattern part (11) formed by the weaving of warp and weft threads and the seam width adjustment part (12) formed only by weft threads; turning the fabric over so that the back side (30) of the fabric is shown upward while the fabric and the seam guide (10) are sewn together; and folding the seam guide (10) sewn together with the fabric twice so that the edge of the fabric to be seamed (40) is also folded twice A method for making a curved seam of Hanbok fabric using a seam guide, characterized by comprising the steps of: a step of folding the fabric; a step of sewing a second time along a sewing guide line (13) that has been sewn a second time while the fabric is folded so that the seam guide (10) is positioned on the upper part of the back side (30); and a step of completing the seam (40) by pulling the seam guide (10) sewn together with the fabric to separate it from the fabric after the sewing is completed by the second time sewing.

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