Embroidery method of podded collateral embroidery
By using the tufted embroidery technique, which utilizes balloon shaping and copper wire rings to limit the spiral winding of the embroidery thread, the problems of weak three-dimensionality and easy loosening in traditional embroidery are solved, achieving a stable three-dimensional effect and artistic expression.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202512048147.9
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-12-31
- Publication Date
- 2026-02-03
AI Technical Summary
Traditional embroidery methods suffer from problems such as weak three-dimensionality, looseness, and difficulty in shaping the filling when creating patterns and designs on woven fabrics.
The pod embroidery technique is employed, utilizing the inflatable balloon inside the shaping bag for shaping. Combined with the spiral winding of copper wire rings and positioning embroidery threads, a stable three-dimensional effect is achieved through the interplay of twisted embroidery threads and positioning copper wires.
This achieves a stable three-dimensional effect and prevents the embroidery from becoming loose, avoiding the use of internal fillers and enhancing the artistic expression of the embroidery.
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Abstract
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TECHNICAL FIELD
[0001] The present application relates to a kind of pod embroidery embroidery, belongs to embroidery technical field. BACKGROUND
[0002] In addition to the "four famous embroideries" of Suzhou embroidery, Hunan embroidery, Guangdong embroidery and Sichuan embroidery, there are Beijing embroidery, Shandong embroidery, Bian embroidery, Ou embroidery, Hangzhou embroidery, Hanzhou embroidery, Fujian embroidery and Taiwan embroidery as local famous embroideries in China.
[0003] The embroidery method generally uses embroidery needle and embroidery thread to embroider patterns on embroidery material. The needle method refers to the needle operation method in embroidery, which is also the stitch organization form in embroidery. In traditional Suzhou embroidery, the embroidery method can be roughly divided into nine categories: flat embroidery, stripe embroidery, dot embroidery, knitting embroidery, net embroidery, yarn embroidery, random needle embroidery and variable body embroidery. The above-mentioned embroidery methods can be used to express various patterns and designs. However, for the patterns and designs of woven fabrics such as grass weaving, rattan weaving and Chinese knots, or for the embroidery products of the winding embroidery type, the traditional embroidery method has obvious shortcomings in expression. For example, when using the most common flat embroidery (flat needle embroidery), the three-dimensional effect of the embroidery product is not strong and lacks expression. When using traditional winding embroidery, the embroidery thread is prone to looseness and poor three-dimensional effect after winding, and is prone to collapse. In order to prevent collapse and improve three-dimensional effect, some conventional methods use cotton or other fillers for internal filling. However, the use of internal fillers not only increases the use of materials, but also has the problems of difficult placement and difficult shaping of the fillers. SUMMARY
[0004] The present application provides a kind of pod embroidery embroidery method to solve the problem of preventing looseness and poor three-dimensional effect.
[0005] The purpose of the present application is achieved by the following technical solution, a kind of pod embroidery embroidery method, characterized in that the method comprises the following steps:
[0006] A. First, make a shaped cloth bag with a pod shape, and set a balloon in the shaped cloth bag in a strip shape;
[0007] B. Inflate the balloon to make the shaped cloth bag shape under the support of the balloon, and then seal the inflation port of the balloon to prevent air leakage, to obtain the shaped cloth bag after shaping;
[0008] C. Copper wire rings are arranged near both ends of the shaped cloth bag, and a plurality of limit embroidery threads are arranged along the circumference of the shaped cloth bag, which are spaced apart. Both ends of each limit embroidery thread are fixed on the copper wire ring at the corresponding end.
[0009] D. Select twisted embroidery thread, first fix the starting end of the twisted embroidery thread to the copper wire ring at one end of the shaping bag, then, according to the shape of the shaped bag, spirally wrap the twisted embroidery thread around the circumference of the shaped bag, so that the twisted embroidery thread is tightly wrapped around the copper wire ring at the other end. After the embroidery is completed, fix the twisted embroidery thread and cut it to obtain the desired semi-finished embroidery product.
[0010] E. Several positioning copper wires are arranged at intervals around the circumference of the semi-finished embroidery. Each positioning copper wire passes from one end of the semi-finished embroidery to the other end, so that each positioning copper wire passes through each twisted embroidery thread along the length of the semi-finished embroidery. After the embroidery is completed, the balloon is deflated and the shaping bag is pulled out from the inside to obtain the desired embroidery.
[0011] By utilizing balloons inside a shaping bag, which expand and fill the bag's interior after inflation, the balloons conform to the bag's shape, thus achieving the desired shape after inflation. Furthermore, by wrapping copper wire loops around both ends and placing guide threads between them, the subsequent embroidery achieves a good three-dimensional effect through the positioning of the two copper wire loops, eliminating the need for internal fillers such as cotton. Simultaneously, the use of multiple guide threads provides length-wise control, effectively preventing the final embroidery from loosening outwards and resulting in better shape retention. This prevents outward loosening and also contributes to the three-dimensional expression of the embroidery. The spiral winding embroidery method creates a tightly wrapped spiral shape. The copper wire loops at both ends and the inner limiting embroidery thread work together to effectively prevent the spiral winding from loosening, resulting in a stable and three-dimensional embroidery. Positioning copper wires within the twisted embroidery thread further strengthen the support of the embroidery, contributing to its stable three-dimensional appearance. Since the positioning copper wires pass through the interior of each loop of twisted embroidery thread, combined with the copper wire loops at both ends and the inner limiting embroidery thread, they provide shaping, ensuring stability even with the spiral winding method and preventing the spiral winding from loosening outwards. The resulting embroidery is less prone to loosening and has a good three-dimensional effect, better showcasing the artistic effect of the embroidery. Furthermore, because this invention uses an internal balloon inflation combined with a shaping bag for shaping, after the embroidery is completed, simply deflating the balloon allows the shaping bag to be easily removed from the inside of the embroidery, eliminating the need to fill the interior with cotton or other materials to enhance the three-dimensionality. On the other hand, because the present invention is embroidered by internal inflation and shaping, followed by continuous spiral winding with twisted embroidery thread, it mimics the air sacs formed by plant species. The twisted embroidery thread then creates a shape resembling the undulating, winding process of growth, showcasing the species' growth through countless twists and turns. It further expresses the quiet gestation and extension of natural life. Therefore, the embroidery of the present invention is called "Pod Embroidery." It essentially simulates the appearance of a seed pod, expressing it through the art of embroidery.
[0012] In the above-mentioned method of making embroidered pods, preferably, the bottom of the balloon and the bottom of the shaping bag in step A are tied together and fixed by tying them together simultaneously, and the inflation port of the balloon is located at the opening of the shaping bag.
[0013] Furthermore, the sealing process described in step B specifically involves sealing the balloon's inflation port and the opening of the shaping bag by tying them together simultaneously.
[0014] By tying the bottom of the balloon to the bottom of the shaping bag simultaneously, and then tying the balloon's inflation port to the opening of the shaping bag after inflation, the two can be securely fixed together. The balloon within the shaping section formed between the two knots will not shift relative to the air after inflation, thus ensuring better stability of the shaping. Furthermore, there will be no relative movement during subsequent embroidery, improving the stability of the embroidery process.
[0015] In the above-mentioned embroidery method for pod embroidery, preferably, the pods in step A are selected from long, flat, or oval plant pods. The shape of the shaping bag can be designed according to the shape requirements of the embroidery. Here, by using the artistic design of the above-mentioned plant pod shape, the embroidery is equivalent to displaying this hollow, air-bag-like shaping form in an artistic design similar to the above-mentioned plant pod shape. Then, twisted embroidery thread is spirally wound to create a concave and undulating shape. Through countless wrappings, the shape of the pod is revealed, showing the artistic form of natural life quietly being conceived.
[0016] In the above-mentioned method for embroidering embroidery, preferably, in step C, both ends of each of the limiting embroidery threads are fixed by wrapping them around the copper wire rings, forming limiting embroidery thread ends after the limiting embroidery threads are wrapped around the copper wire rings. It is best to keep each of the limiting embroidery threads taut. Being taut during embroidery better ensures the required spacing between the two copper wire rings, and also ensures the consistency of the required length of the embroidery after completion, preventing it from loosening outwards.
[0017] In the above-mentioned method for embroidering embroidery, as a preferred embodiment, the fixing of the starting thread in step D specifically involves:
[0018] The starting thread of the twisted embroidery thread is wound around the copper wire ring, and after the twisted embroidery thread is wrapped around the surface of the copper wire ring, the spiral winding embroidery is then performed.
[0019] When beginning the spiral winding embroidery, the end of each limiting embroidery thread at the copper wire ring at one end of the shaping bag is spirally wound together with the twisted embroidery thread. Upon reaching the copper wire ring at the other end, the end of the corresponding limiting embroidery thread at that end is spirally wound together with the twisted embroidery thread and secured. By winding the limiting embroidery thread ends together during the spiral winding process, the ends are hidden within the embroidery, enhancing the overall artistic effect. Simultaneously, the joint winding also provides some fixation, allowing the limiting embroidery thread to be simply folded from the outside to the inside of the copper wire ring, avoiding excessive knots on the copper wire ring. This also facilitates the twisted embroidery thread wrapping around the surface of the copper wire ring, enhancing the overall three-dimensional effect.
[0020] In the above-mentioned method for embroidering embroidery, preferably, the positioning copper wire in step E is processed by the following method:
[0021] E1. Select copper wire, tie one end of the copper wire to one end of the embroidery thread to fix it, and thread the other end of the embroidery thread through the embroidery needle.
[0022] E2. Pass the embroidery needle through each loop of the twisted embroidery thread from one end of the semi-finished embroidery to the other end. The embroidery thread on the embroidery needle drives the copper wire through each loop of the twisted embroidery thread until the copper wire comes out from the other end and is pulled tight.
[0023] E3. Embroider along the circumference of the semi-finished embroidery at intervals, and repeat the embroidery according to step E2.
[0024] E4. After repeating step E3 several times, the embroidery is completed and fixed, so that several positioning copper wires are distributed at intervals around the circumference of the semi-finished embroidery.
[0025] By using a needle and thread to guide the copper wire through the embroidery, it is possible to pass through each twisted strand of spirally wound embroidery thread more effectively. Only one complete copper wire is needed for embroidery, and several positioning copper wires can be distributed around the circumference of the embroidery, which is beneficial for the overall embroidery. The circumferential distribution of the positioning copper wires can also better improve the overall three-dimensional stability. Using a single copper wire to coil back and forth for embroidery is more conducive to fixing the two ends and can also better prevent loosening in the length direction. There is no need to fix each positioning copper wire formed, which is more conducive to the embroidery operation.
[0026] In the above-mentioned method for embroidering embroidery, preferably, the number of positioning copper wires is 6-10, and the positioning copper wires are evenly distributed along the circumference of the semi-finished embroidery. Distributing the positioning copper wires circumferentially provides good support for the embroidery in all directions, which is beneficial for achieving stable shaping and resulting in a strong overall three-dimensional effect.
[0027] In the above-mentioned method for embroidering embroidery, preferably, after the balloon is inflated in step B, the length of the balloon along the length of the shaping bag is greater than the length of the embroidery to be embroidered. This better ensures the required shaping length of the shaping bag and effectively avoids insufficient shaping.
[0028] In the above-mentioned method for embroidering embroidery, preferably, the number of limiting embroidery threads in step C is 4-6, and the limiting embroidery threads are evenly distributed along the circumference of the positioning bag. The purpose is to improve the overall limiting ability, prevent it from loosening to both sides (outward) in the length direction, and improve and maintain three-dimensional stability.
[0029] In summary, compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following advantages:
[0030] 1. This invention, through the combined action of copper wire rings at both ends and the limiting embroidery thread on the inner side, can effectively prevent the loosening of this spiral winding, forming a stable embroidery with a good three-dimensional effect.
[0031] 2. By positioning the twisted embroidery thread inside the coiled thread with positioning copper wire, the support of the embroidery can be better strengthened, giving it a stable three-dimensional feel. Furthermore, since the positioning copper wire passes through the inside of each coil of twisted embroidery thread, combined with the copper wire loops at both ends and the inner limiting embroidery thread, it also helps to fix the shape. This ensures that even when using the spiral winding method, the embroidery remains stable, preventing the spirally wound portion from loosening outwards. The resulting embroidery is less prone to loosening and has a good three-dimensional effect, better showcasing the artistic effect of the embroidery. Attached Figure Description
[0032] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the embroidered product of the present invention.
[0033] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram showing the setup of the copper wire ring and the limiting embroidery thread after the shape-fixed cloth bag is inflated using the present invention.
[0034] Figure 3 This is a cross-sectional structural diagram of the embroidered product of the present invention.
[0035] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the spiral winding structure during the embroidery of the present invention.
[0036] In the picture, 1. Shaped cloth bag; 2. Copper wire ring; 3. Limiting embroidery thread; 4. Twisted embroidery thread; 5. Positioning copper wire; 6. Spinach embroidery. Detailed Implementation
[0037] The technical solution of the present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to specific embodiments and accompanying drawings, but the present invention is not limited to these embodiments.
[0038] This embroidery can be made using the following methods:
[0039] Combination Figures 1 to 4As shown, step 1: According to the shape requirements of the embroidery to be embroidered, make a long strip-shaped shaping bag 1 that corresponds to the shape of the embroidery to be embroidered. For the appearance of the shaping bag 1, it is only necessary to design it according to the requirements. According to the required size and shape, it is best to use a shape similar to a seed pod. Here, the seed pod is similar to the shape of a plant seed pod that is long, flat, or oval. The specific shape can be designed according to actual needs. The selected fabric can be made into the corresponding shape of the shaping bag 1 through conventional manufacturing methods, or it can be processed into a tubular fabric tube. A long strip-shaped balloon is placed inside the shaping bag 1. It is best to make the length of the shaping bag 1 and the balloon approximately the same size, which is convenient for operation. The specific implementation plan is to place the balloon inside the tubular fabric tube, so that the bottom (closed end) of the balloon is basically aligned with one end of the bag. Then, the bottom of the balloon and that end of the shaping bag 1 are fixed together by tying a knot to form a fixed knot.
[0040] Step 2: Inflate and fix. Specifically, inflate the balloon to fix the shape of the fabric bag 1. Inflate the balloon inside the fabric bag 1 until it fills the inner cavity of the bag, thus achieving the desired shape. Simultaneously tighten the balloon's inflation port and the opening of the fabric bag 1, then tie a knot to secure the balloon, ensuring it is airtight. This results in the fixed fabric bag 1. A corresponding shaping section is formed between the two knots. Both ends are fixed by knotting, which not only effectively seals the balloon's outlet to prevent air leakage but also provides excellent fixation, resulting in good overall stability. The balloon inside will not move during embroidery, improving the stability of the embroidery process.
[0041] Step 3: Wrap copper wire loops 2 around both ends of the shaping section of the shaping bag 1. That is, wrap the copper wire around both ends of the shaping section to form the corresponding copper wire loops 2. It can be wrapped 2-3 times and then fixed to form the copper wire loops 2. There is a certain distance between the two copper wire loops 2, that is, the area between them is the embroidery area for embroidering the embroidery.
[0042] Several spaced-apart positioning embroidery threads 3 are then arranged along the circumference of the shaping bag 1. Both ends of each positioning embroidery thread 3 are fixed to the corresponding copper wire ring 2. This can be achieved by wrapping and knotting, resulting in the aforementioned positioning embroidery thread ends. A more preferred implementation is to have 4-6 positioning embroidery threads 3. All positioning embroidery threads 3 are evenly spaced circumferentially; the optimal solution is 4 threads. This uniform circumferential distribution enhances the positioning effect, effectively preventing the embroidery from loosening outwards along its length.
[0043] like Figure 4As shown, step 4: Select twisted embroidery thread 4, first fix the starting end of the twisted embroidery thread 4 at the copper wire ring 2 at one end of the shaping bag, and then spirally wrap the twisted embroidery thread 4 around the circumference of the shaping bag 1, so that the twisted embroidery thread 4 is tightly wrapped and embroidered to the copper wire ring 2 at the other end. After the embroidery is completed, fix the twisted embroidery thread 4 and cut it to obtain the desired semi-finished embroidery product; it is equivalent to making the twisted embroidery thread 4 form a spiral winding shape between the two copper wire rings 2, forming a tightly wrapped state; the shape of the embroidered product can correspond to the appearance of the corresponding shaping bag.
[0044] Step 5: Thread several spaced positioning copper wires 5 around the circumference of the semi-finished embroidery. Each positioning copper wire 5 is threaded from one end of the semi-finished embroidery to the other, so that each positioning copper wire 5 passes through each loop of twisted embroidery thread 4 along the length of the semi-finished embroidery. Alternatively, each loop of twisted embroidery thread 4 can be threaded onto each positioning copper wire 5. The aforementioned positioning copper wires 5 can be segments of copper wire or multiple positioning copper wires 5 formed by coiling a whole copper wire. After the positioning copper wires 5 are fully threaded and fixed, the embroidery is completed. Then, deflate the internal balloon and pull it out from the inside along with the shaping bag. After tidying up, the desired tufted embroidery 6 is obtained.
[0045] In a more specific implementation scheme, in step 3 above, both ends of each limiting embroidery thread 3 are fixed by wrapping around the corresponding copper wire ring 2, so that each limiting embroidery thread 3 forms a corresponding limiting embroidery thread end after being wrapped around the copper wire ring. Furthermore, each limiting embroidery thread 3 is preferably kept relatively taut to better achieve the limiting effect.
[0046] A better implementation method, combined with Figure 4As shown, step 4 above specifically involves: wrapping the starting end of the twisted embroidery thread 4 around the copper wire ring 2, and then wrapping the twisted embroidery thread 4 around the copper wire ring 2 in a circumferential manner so that the twisted embroidery thread 4 covers the circumferential surface of the copper wire ring 2 before spiral winding embroidery; specifically, when starting spiral winding embroidery, the starting end of each limiting embroidery thread 3 at one end of the shaping bag 1 copper wire ring 2 is spirally wound together with the twisted embroidery thread 4, and when embroidering to the other end of the copper wire ring 2, the starting end of the limiting embroidery thread at that end of each limiting embroidery thread 3 is spirally wound together with the twisted embroidery thread 4 and fixed. At the beginning and end of the spiral winding embroidery, the corresponding ends of the limiting embroidery thread are brought together with the twisted embroidery thread 4, and then spiral winding is performed simultaneously, from one end of the copper wire ring 2 to the other end. By bringing the ends of the limiting embroidery thread together with the twisted embroidery thread 4, the ends of the limiting embroidery thread are spirally wound together with the twisted embroidery thread 4, which can effectively fix the limiting embroidery thread 3 and also achieve a good concealing effect. It is best to leave a length of 2cm-5cm for the ends of the limiting embroidery thread. A better implementation method is that at the end of the spiral winding, the ends of the limiting embroidery thread at the other end are brought together with the twisted embroidery thread 4 and then wound around the copper wire ring 2 at that end. The twisted embroidery thread 4 is wound around the copper wire ring 2, specifically by winding it around the circumference of the copper wire ring 2 one circle at a time, so that a surface coating layer is formed on the surface of the copper wire ring 2. Then, the twisted embroidery thread 4 is fixed and cut.
[0047] In a more specific implementation, it is preferable that the positioning copper wire in step 5 above is processed by the following method:
[0048] E1. Select copper wire. The diameter of the copper wire can be 0.5mm-2mm. Copper wire is thin and soft, easy to thread, and can also play a role in positioning and support. When embroidering, the free end of the selected whole copper wire is tied to one end of the embroidery thread, and the other end of the embroidery thread is threaded through the embroidery needle. The embroidery needle is used to thread through each round of twisted embroidery thread 4.
[0049] E2. Specifically, the rust needle is passed through each loop of twisted embroidery thread 4 from one end of the semi-finished embroidery to the other end, and the copper wire is passed through each loop of twisted embroidery thread 4 together with the embroidery thread, until the copper wire comes out of the other end and the copper wire is tightened.
[0050] E3. Then, embroider along the circumference of the semi-finished embroidery at intervals, repeating the embroidery process according to step E2.
[0051] E4. After repeating step E3 several times, the embroidery is completed and fixed, so that several positioning copper wires 5 are distributed at intervals around the circumference of the semi-finished embroidery. Ideally, all positioning copper wires 5 should be evenly spaced around the circumference of the embroidery during embroidery. Using a single copper wire for embroidery and forming multiple segments of spaced positioning copper wires 5 around the circumference of the embroidery provides better positioning and restraint, preventing the spiral embroidery from loosening outwards along its length. Furthermore, since the twisted embroidery thread in each spiral loop is threaded onto each positioning copper wire 5 around the circumference, it also provides good support, preventing deformation and achieving a good three-dimensional effect. The number of positioning copper wires 5 can be adjusted according to actual needs, aiming for better support, preventing deformation, and ensuring a three-dimensional effect. Ideally, the final embroidery 6 should have 6-10 positioning copper wires, evenly spaced around the circumference of the embroidery; an even better option is 8-10 wires. The uniform distribution in the circumference provides better support without external force, maintaining the three-dimensionality of the embroidery and preventing deformation and loosening.
[0052] The specific embodiments described in this invention are merely illustrative of the spirit of the invention. Those skilled in the art to which this invention pertains can make various modifications or additions to the described specific embodiments or use similar methods to replace them, without departing from the spirit of the invention or exceeding the scope defined by the appended claims.
[0053] Although the present invention has been described in detail and specific embodiments have been cited, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various changes or modifications can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
Claims
1. A method for embroidering a pea-patterned embroidery, characterized in that, The method includes the following steps: A. First, make a shaped cloth bag (1) with a seed pod shape, and place a long balloon inside the shaped cloth bag (1); B. Inflate the balloon to shape the fabric bag (1) under the support of the balloon, and then seal the inflation port of the balloon to prevent air leakage, thus obtaining the shaped fabric bag (1). C. Copper wire rings (2) are respectively wrapped around the two ends of the shaping bag (1), and several limiting embroidery lines (3) are arranged at intervals along the circumference of the shaping bag (1). The two ends of each limiting embroidery line (3) are respectively fixed on the copper wire ring (2) at the corresponding end. D. Select twisted embroidery thread (4), first fix the starting end of the twisted embroidery thread (4) at the copper wire ring (2) at one end of the shaping bag (1), then, according to the shape of the shaped bag (1) after shaping, spirally wrap the twisted embroidery thread (4) around the circumference of the shaping bag (1) so that the twisted embroidery thread (4) is tightly wrapped and embroidered to the copper wire ring (2) at the other end. After the embroidery is completed, fix the twisted embroidery thread (4) and cut it to obtain the required semi-finished embroidery product. E. Several positioning copper wires (5) are arranged at intervals around the semi-finished embroidery. Each positioning copper wire (5) passes from one end of the semi-finished embroidery to the other end, so that each positioning copper wire (5) passes through each twisted embroidery thread (4) along the length of the semi-finished embroidery. After the embroidery is completed, the balloon is deflated and pulled out from the inside along with the shaping bag (1) to obtain the desired embroidery (6).
2. The method for embroidering the embroidered fabric according to claim 1, characterized in that, In step A, the bottom of the balloon and the bottom of the shaping bag (1) are tied together and fixed by tying them together synchronously. The inflation port of the balloon is located at the opening of the shaping bag (1). Furthermore, the sealing process described in step B specifically involves sealing the balloon's inflation port and the opening of the shaping bag (1) by tying them together synchronously.
3. The method for embroidering the embroidered fabric according to claim 1, characterized in that, In step A Seed pod Selected from plant seed pods that are long, flat, or oval.
4. The method for embroidering the embroidered fabric according to claim 1, characterized in that, In step C, both ends of each of the limiting embroidery threads (3) are fixed by wrapping around the copper wire ring (2). The limiting embroidery thread (3) forms a limiting embroidery thread head after being wrapped around the copper wire ring (2).
5. The method for embroidering the tufted embroidery according to claim 4, characterized in that, The specific steps for fixing the starting embroidery thread in step D are as follows: The starting thread of the twisted embroidery thread (4) is wound around the copper wire ring (2). After the twisted embroidery thread (4) is wrapped around the surface of the copper wire ring (2), the spiral winding embroidery is then performed. When starting the spiral winding embroidery, the end of the limiting embroidery thread of each limiting embroidery thread (3) at the copper wire ring (2) at one end of the shaping bag (1) is spirally wound together with the twisted embroidery thread (4). When embroidering to the copper wire ring (2) at the other end, the end of the limiting embroidery thread at that end of each limiting embroidery thread (3) is spirally wound together with the twisted embroidery thread (4) and fixed.
6. The method for embroidering the embroidered fabric according to any one of claims 1-5, characterized in that, The positioning copper wire (5) mentioned in step E is processed by the following method: E1. Select copper wire, tie the free end of the copper wire to one end of the embroidery thread, and thread the other end of the embroidery thread through the embroidery needle. E2. Pass the rust needle through each loop of the twisted embroidery thread (4) from one end of the semi-finished embroidery to the other end. The embroidery thread on the rust needle drives the copper wire through each loop of the twisted embroidery thread (4) until the copper wire comes out of the other end and the copper wire is pulled tight. E3. Embroider along the circumference of the semi-finished embroidery at intervals, and repeat the embroidery according to step E2. E4. After repeating step E3 several times, the embroidery is completed and fixed, so that several positioning copper wires (5) are distributed at intervals around the circumference of the semi-finished embroidery.
7. The method for embroidering the embroidered fabric according to claim 6, characterized in that, The positioning copper wires (5) number 6-10, and the positioning copper wires (5) are distributed at equal intervals along the circumference of the semi-finished embroidery.
8. The method for embroidering the embroidered fabric according to any one of claims 1-5, characterized in that, After the balloon is inflated in step B, the length of the balloon along the length of the shaping bag (1) is greater than the length of the embroidery to be embroidered.
9. The method for embroidering the embroidered fabric according to any one of claims 1-5, characterized in that, The limiting embroidery thread (3) in step C consists of 4-6 threads, and the limiting embroidery thread (3) is distributed at equal intervals along the circumference of the positioning bag (1).