Flower coat a

Abstract

To solve the problem that in recent years, the production of accessories, sundries, objects, and the like by using flowers, leaves, and the like has been recognized as a job, and a status in the form of an author has also been established, the present invention relates to a resin Flower Coat A for making three-dimensional flowers, since the product of the present invention is considered to be sold at about a half price as compared with a general UV resin, an amount of the resin can be increased, so that the product can be used for large flowers such as roses and lilies, therefore, it is thought that some marketing methods can penetrate among handmade authors, we have decided to apply for a patent in the hope of creating works that have never been possible before and expanding the sales channels of artists who purchase Flower Coat A.SOLUTION: In order to study the properties of a resin, through a lecture and qualification test conducted in Osaka on December 15 of the last year, the qualification of an organic solvent work manager is acquired, and it is desired to expand a sales channel while providing a method of correctly using the Flower Coat A.

Description

[Technical Field] This invention is a resin that can be used to create three-dimensional flowers, and has the hardness of a plastic material, and although it deteriorates over time, it can retain a certain amount of color. [Background technology] There are several types of resin that can be used to create three-dimensional flowers. However, the technical fees required to master this skill are high, making classrooms important. I was also a student who learned the skills from a teacher who was also a manager at a classroom. Initially, the teacher had planned to hold study sessions for students to acquire the skills in the form of a qualification, and then, by paying an annual fee, to obtain the right to purchase Flower Court A and brush up on their skills. However, the manager suddenly contacted us and said, "We are no longer able to sell Flower Coat A, so I'm sorry. If you want to develop it yourself, please do it yourself. However, it will cost about 1 million yen, so it will be a lot of work." After that, Mr. F, who was involved in the production of Flower Coat A, asked me to "take out a patent and spread the technology and Flower Coat A." It has been more than two years since we stopped selling it, but we decided to apply for a patent for Flower Coat A so that students all over the country could try again and so that more people could start making things using Flower Coat A.

Claims

[Claim 1] In recent years, creating accessories and miscellaneous goods using flowers, leaves, etc. has become recognized as a job, and a position as an artist has begun to exist. Common methods of production include using two-component epoxy resin, UV resin, etc. The finished product is made by processing fresh flowers into dried flowers and then embedding them in a glass case, or by creating a three-dimensional shape using small flowers such as hydrangeas. We are now applying for a patent for the resin used to create three-dimensional flowers. As mentioned earlier, UV resin is used for three-dimensional flowers, but because it is expensive, the finished product is either sold at a high price or the artist can only produce a minimum number of items in order to incur a loss. With this invention, we are planning to sell it at roughly half the price of regular UV resin, which allows for the amount of resin to be increased. Therefore, it can be used for large flowers such as roses and lilies, and we believe that depending on the marketing method, it can become popular among artists. We have decided to apply for a patent in the hope that it will enable the creation of three-dimensional works that cannot be made with UV resin, and that it will help expand the sales channels of artists who purchase it.