Splicing structure of light and thin fabric and bud sticks
By U-shaped folding of light and thin fabrics, the bud strips are placed in the folding mouth and sewn, solving the problems of cumbersome and poor flatness caused by edge wrapping strips in the prior art, and achieving a more economical and comfortable seaming effect .
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202420890575.4
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-04-26
- Publication Date
- 2024-12-20
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-04-26
AI Technical Summary
When splicing existing thin fabrics with bud strips, the edge wrapping method leads to cumbersome craftsmanship, high cost and poor flatness at the joints, affecting the user's wearing experience.
By U-shaped folding of the first fabric and the second fabric, a fold is formed, the bud strips are arranged in the fold, and stitched through the second suture, the covering treatment of the burrs is avoided using the edge wrap strips.
It reduces processing costs, avoids misalignment and discomfort at the splicing, and improves the flatness and wear comfort of the splicing.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of clothing processing, in particular to a splicing structure of thin fabrics and bud strips. Background Art
[0002] Nowadays, in order to highlight the local details, many garments will have a strip of cloth of other colors inserted in the seams for decoration. The industry calls it sprouting, and it is also called welt. It is a decoration often used in shirts, pajamas, cheongsams and other household items.
[0003] There are two types of budding: budding with rope and budding without rope. The budding with rope means that there is a thin cotton rope on the inside of the bud. Figure 1 As shown in the figure, the rope bud strip is clamped at the seam of the light and thin fabric. Before the rope buds out, the bud strip is usually sewn first so that the thin cotton rope is located inside the bud strip; Figure 1 As shown, in the prior art clothing design, when the thin fabrics are spliced with the bud strips, the two fabrics to be sewn are first placed opposite to each other on both sides of the bud strips, and then the two fabrics to be sewn and the bud strips are sewn by a first sewing line, and then the seam formed by sewing the two fabrics to be sewn and the bud strips is covered by an edge strip, and finally the edge strip and the seam are fixed by sewing by a second sewing line; the disadvantage of the above structure is that the raw edges of the seams are covered by an edge strip. On the one hand, the addition of the edge strip makes the process more complicated and increases the processing cost. On the other hand, the edge strip has a certain thickness. After the edge strip is sewn with the seam and tilted to one side, there is a more obvious misalignment at the seam, resulting in poor flatness at the seam. The edge strip is prone to discomfort after contacting the user's skin, affecting the user's clothing wearing experience.
[0004] Therefore the prior art still needs to be improved and enhanced. Utility Model Content
[0005] In view of the above-mentioned deficiencies of the prior art, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a splicing structure of a thin fabric and a bud strip, aiming to solve the problems of poor splicing effect and high cost in the prior art.
[0006] In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model adopts the following technical solutions:
[0007] A splicing structure of a thin fabric and a bud strip, comprising a first fabric and a second fabric, wherein the back surfaces of the first fabric and the second fabric are arranged opposite to each other and are sewn by a first stitch, the first fabric is folded in a U shape along the first stitch toward the front surface of the first fabric to form a first fold, and the second fabric is folded in a U shape along the first stitch toward the front surface of the second fabric to form a second fold, a bud strip is arranged in the first fold or the second fold, and the first fabric, the bud strip and the second fabric are sewn by a second stitch.
[0008] The first fabric includes a first fold, a second fold and a third fold connected in sequence, the end of the first fold is extended and folded in a U shape to form the second fold, and the second fold is extended and folded toward a side away from the first fold to form the third fold.
[0009] The second fabric includes a fourth fold, a fifth fold and a sixth fold connected in sequence, the end of the third fold is extended and folded in a U shape to form the fourth fold, and the fifth fold is extended and folded toward a side away from the second fold to form the sixth fold.
[0010] The width of the first fold is the same as the width of the second fold.
[0011] The width of the first fold and the width of the second fold are 0.3cm-0.8cm.
[0012] The second folded edge is folded along the second seam line to form a third folded edge, and the fifth folded edge is folded along the second seam line to form a sixth folded edge. The second seam line is higher than the height of the first fold and the second fold.
[0013] The buds are corded buds.
[0014] Compared with the prior art, the utility model provides a splicing structure of a thin fabric and a bud strip, comprising a first fabric and a second fabric, the back surfaces of the first fabric and the second fabric are arranged opposite to each other and sewn by a first stitch, the first fabric is folded in a U shape along the first stitch toward the front of the first fabric to form a first fold, the second fabric is folded in a U shape along the first stitch toward the front of the second fabric to form a second fold, a bud strip is arranged in the first fold or the second fold, and the first fabric, the bud strip, and the second fabric are sewn by a second stitch. The splicing structure of a thin fabric and a bud strip of the present application sews the first fabric and the second fabric by a first stitch and folds the two fabrics in a U shape to form a first fold and a second fold, and arranges the bud strip in the first fold or the second fold to cover the raw edges of the bud strip; compared with the prior art, there is no need to process the raw edges of the fabric and the bud strip by an edging strip, which reduces the cost and also avoids the problem of poor flatness after the splicing part deviates to one side. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0015] Figure 1 The cross-sectional schematic diagram is a splicing structure of a thin fabric and bud strips in the prior art.
[0016] Figure 2 A schematic cross-sectional view of the splicing structure of the thin fabric and the bud strips provided by the utility model.
[0017] Reference Numbers
[0018] Fabric to be sewn 10, first sewing line 11, second sewing line 12, edging strip 13, first fabric 2, first fold 21, first folded edge 22, second folded edge 23, third folded edge 24, second fabric 3, second fold 31, fourth folded edge 32, fifth folded edge 33, sixth folded edge 34, first stitch 4, bud strip 5, second stitch 6. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0019] In order to make the purpose, technical solution and effect of the utility model clearer and more specific, the utility model is further described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and examples. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described here are only used to explain the utility model and are not used to limit the utility model.
[0020] It should be noted that when a component is referred to as being "mounted on", "fixed on" or "disposed on" another component, it may be directly on the other component or there may be a central component at the same time. When a component is referred to as being "connected to" another component, it may be directly connected to the other component or there may be a central component at the same time.
[0021] It should also be noted that the directional terms such as left, right, up, and down in the embodiments of the present invention are merely relative concepts or are based on the normal use status of the product and should not be considered as restrictive.
[0022] Nowadays, in order to highlight the local details, many garments will have a strip of cloth of other colors inserted in the seams for decoration. The industry calls it sprouting, and it is also called welt. It is a decoration often used in shirts, pajamas, cheongsams and other household items.
[0023] Sprouting is divided into rope sprouting and ropeless sprouting. Rope sprouting means that the inner side of the bud strip 5 is threaded with a thin cotton rope, such as Figure 1 As shown in the figure, the rope bud strip is clamped at the seam of the light and thin fabric. Before the rope buds out, the bud strip 5 is usually sewn so that the thin cotton rope is located in the bud strip 5; Figure 1 As shown, when the light and thin fabrics and the bud strips are spliced in the prior art, the two fabrics to be sewn 10 are first placed opposite to each other on both sides of the bud strip 5, and then the two fabrics to be sewn 10 and the bud strip 5 are sewn by the first sewing line 11, and then the seam formed by sewing the two fabrics to be sewn 10 and the bud strip 5 is covered by the edge strip 13, and finally the edge strip 13 and the seam are fixed by sewing the second sewing line 12; the disadvantage of the above structure is that the raw edges of the seam are covered by the edge strip method. On the one hand, the addition of the edge strip makes the process more complicated and increases the processing cost. On the other hand, the edge strip has a certain thickness. After the edge strip and the seam are sewn, there is a more obvious misalignment at the seam, resulting in poor flatness at the seam, which is easy to cause discomfort to users after contact, affecting the user's clothing wearing experience.
[0024] The utility model provides a splicing structure of thin fabric and bud strips, please refer to Figure 2 , comprising a first fabric 2 and a second fabric 3, the back surfaces of the first fabric 2 and the second fabric 3 are arranged opposite to each other and are sewn by a first stitch 4, the first fabric 2 is folded in a U shape along the first stitch 4 toward the front surface of the first fabric 2 to form a first fold 21, the second fabric 3 is folded in a U shape along the first stitch 4 toward the front surface of the second fabric 3 to form a second fold 31, a bud strip 5 is arranged in the first fold 21 or the second fold 31, and the first fabric 2, the bud strip 5, and the second fabric 3 are sewn by a second stitch 6. The splicing structure of the thin fabric and the bud strip 5 of the present application sews the first fabric 2 and the second fabric 3 by a first stitch 4 and folds the two fabrics in a U shape to form a first fold 21 and a second fold 31, and the bud strip 5 is arranged in the first fold 21 or the second fold 31 to cover the raw edges of the bud strip 5; compared with the prior art, there is no need to process the raw edges of the fabric and the bud strip 5 by an edge strip, which reduces the cost and also avoids the problem of poor flatness after the splicing part deviates to one side.
[0025] This application is attached Figure 1 and Figure 2 The figure is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the splicing structure of the prior art and the present application, respectively. In the figure, the bud strip 5 is a rope bud. When the user actually wears the clothing with the splicing structure of thin fabric and the bud strip 5, the side where the thin cotton rope is located is the outside, and the side where the rough edge of the bud strip 5 is located is the inside. The inside of the splicing structure will tilt to one side, and then a misalignment will be formed at the splicing. In the prior art, an edging strip is used to cover the rough edge of the bud strip 5 and the rough edge of the fabric, which will make the splicing after the tilting thicker, because the tilted splicing will produce friction and irritation with the user's skin, and then affect the comfort of the user wearing the clothing; in the present application, the thin fabric is folded to form a fold, and the fold covers the rough edge of the bud strip 5 while also making the rough edge of the fabric face outward. Because the first fabric 2 and the second fabric 3 are thin fabrics, the thickness of the splicing will not be significantly increased, thereby avoiding discomfort to the user when wearing the clothing. Thin fabrics such as gauze, lace fabrics, etc. Compared with the ropeless sprouting, the sprout strip 5 in the present application adopts the rope sprouting structure, which will make the splicing more decorative and three-dimensional, and the sprouting part will be more prominent visually. Secondly, it will effectively increase the stiffness of the splicing and prevent the splicing from becoming soft and collapsed.
[0026] The first fabric 2 includes a first fold 22, a second fold 23 and a third fold 24 connected in sequence, the end of the first fold 22 extends and is folded in a U-shape to form the second fold 23, the second fold 23 extends and is folded toward the side away from the first fold 21 to form the third fold 24. The second fabric 3 includes a fourth fold 32, a fifth fold 33 and a sixth fold 34 connected in sequence, the end of the third fold 24 extends and is folded in a U-shape to form the fourth fold 32, the fifth fold 33 extends and is folded toward the side away from the second fold 31 to form the sixth fold 34. The lower end of the bud strip 5 of the present application is located at the second fold 31, that is, the burrs of the bud strip 5 are covered by the U-shaped fold formed by the folding of the second fabric 3. Of course, the bud strip 5 can also be sandwiched between the first fold 22 and the second fold 23, that is, the burrs of the bud strip 5 are covered by the first fold 21 formed by the folding of the first fabric 2.
[0027] The width of the first fold 21 is the same as the width of the second fold 31. The width of the first fold 21 and the width of the second fold 31 are 0.3cm-0.8cm. The attached figure of the present application is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the splicing structure, wherein the width of the first fold 21 is the longitudinal height of the first fold 22 in the figure, and the width of the second fold 31 is the longitudinal height of the fourth fold 32 in the figure. Preferably, the width of the first fold 21 and the width of the second fold 31 are 0.5cm, which ensures the stability of the splicing while avoiding material waste.
[0028] In the present application, the second folded edge 23 is folded along the second seam 6 to form the third folded edge 24, and the fifth folded edge 33 is folded along the second seam 6 to form the sixth folded edge 34. In the accompanying drawings, there is a height difference between the second seam 6, the third folded edge 24 and the fifth folded edge 33 in order to better reflect the second seam 6; the second seam 6 is higher than the height of the first fold 21 and the second fold 31, that is, when the second seam 6 sews the first fabric 2, the bud strip 5 and the second fabric 3, it will not sew to the first folded edge 22 and the fourth folded edge 32, thereby avoiding the leakage of the burrs on the upper ends of the first folded edge 22 and the fourth folded edge 32 after sewing, affecting the aesthetics of the seam structure.
[0029] In summary, the utility model provides a splicing structure of a thin fabric and a bud strip, comprising a first fabric and a second fabric, the back surfaces of the first fabric and the second fabric are arranged opposite to each other and are sewn by a first stitch, the first fabric is folded in a U shape along the first stitch toward the front of the first fabric to form a first fold, the second fabric is folded in a U shape along the first stitch toward the front of the second fabric to form a second fold, a bud strip is arranged in the first fold or the second fold, and the first fabric, the bud strip, and the second fabric are sewn by a second stitch. The splicing structure of a thin fabric and a bud strip of the present application sews the first fabric and the second fabric by a first stitch and folds the two fabrics in a U shape to form a first fold and a second fold, and arranges the bud strip in the first fold or the second fold to cover the raw edges of the bud strip; compared with the prior art, there is no need to process the raw edges of the fabric and the bud strip by an edging strip, which reduces the cost and also avoids the problem of poor flatness after the splicing part deviates to one side.
[0030] It is understandable that those skilled in the art can make equivalent substitutions or changes based on the technical solution and utility model concept of the utility model, and all these changes or substitutions should fall within the protection scope of the claims attached to the utility model.
Claims
1. A splicing structure of a thin fabric and a bud strip, characterized in that: The invention comprises a first fabric and a second fabric, the back surfaces of the first fabric and the second fabric are arranged opposite to each other and are sewn by a first stitch, the first fabric is folded in a U shape along the first stitch toward the front surface of the first fabric to form a first fold, the second fabric is folded in a U shape along the first stitch toward the front surface of the second fabric to form a second fold, a bud strip is arranged in the first fold or the second fold, and the first fabric, the bud strip and the second fabric are sewn by a second stitch.
2. The splicing structure of thin fabric and bud strips according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The first fabric includes a first fold, a second fold and a third fold connected in sequence, the end of the first fold is extended and folded in a U shape to form the second fold, and the second fold is extended and folded toward a side away from the first fold to form the third fold.
3. The splicing structure of thin fabric and bud strips according to claim 2 is characterized in that: The second fabric includes a fourth fold, a fifth fold and a sixth fold connected in sequence, the end of the third fold is extended and folded in a U shape to form the fourth fold, and the fifth fold is extended and folded toward a side away from the second fold to form the sixth fold.
4. The splicing structure of thin fabric and bud strips according to claim 3 is characterized in that: The width of the first fold is the same as the width of the second fold.
5. The splicing structure of thin fabric and bud strips according to claim 3, characterized in that: The width of the first fold and the width of the second fold are 0.3cm-0.8cm.
6. The splicing structure of thin fabric and bud strips according to claim 3, characterized in that: The second folded edge is folded along the second seam line to form a third folded edge, and the fifth folded edge is folded along the second seam line to form a sixth folded edge. The second seam line is higher than the height of the first fold and the second fold.
7. The splicing structure of thin fabric and bud strips according to claim 1, characterized in that: The buds are corded buds.