3D crafts made from pine wood wool

Abstract

We offer crafts made from pine wood wool. [Solution] This craft uses a base material selected from materials with three-dimensional geometric structures, such as spheres, cones, cylinders, pyramids, and polyhedrons (e.g., tetrahedrons), or materials with three-dimensional structures inherent to natural materials, such as gourds and seashells. The base material is covered with pine wood wool, and embroidery is performed on the base using lily or traditional threads, such as Ezohimo (Japanese holly cords), with natural dyeing applied as needed to create unique colors. The base construction process can include a step of smoothing the surface of the base. Furthermore, chemical fibers or synthetic threads can be used in the embroidery process instead of lily or traditional threads.

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] This invention relates to crafts using pine wood wool, and in particular to crafts that use lily wool or traditional threads to embroider on a base with a three-dimensional structure such as a sphere or shell, and in some cases use plant dyes to create unique colors. [Background technology]

[0002] Traditional embroidery techniques have a long history and have been used for decoration and design in many cultures.

[0003] Embroidery is a technique for applying color and patterns to flat surfaces, and is used to enhance the aesthetic value of fabrics and clothing.

[0004] However, conventional embroidery techniques have been focused on flat designs, and their application to three-dimensional shapes has been limited.

[0005] There have been attempts to embroider three-dimensional shapes, but due to technical and design limitations, this has never become widespread.

[0006] Today, designers and craftspeople are seeking new methods of expression, and are continually experimenting with applying traditional techniques to create innovative designs. In particular, the technology that allows for the application of color and patterns to any three-dimensional shape is expected to have a wide range of applications, including accessories, interior decorations, and fashion items.

[0007] However, even in these fields, embroidery technology is still primarily used for two-dimensional applications, so there is a demand for three-dimensional objects embroidered with high precision and aesthetic appeal.

[0008] Therefore, there is a demand for modern and new designs of crafts that utilize traditional embroidery techniques to apply colors and patterns to any three-dimensional shape.

[0009] Patent document 1 discloses an embroidered sheet that can prevent damage to the embroidery even with long-term use and also suppresses a decrease in the strength of the base material, as well as a school bag and a bag that use the same. However, the embroidery is applied to flat areas, which differs from the present invention, which applies embroidery to a base material with a three-dimensional structure such as a sphere or shell.

[0010] Patent Document 2 discloses a container with highly sophisticated embroidery decoration. Although this is a three-dimensional object, the embroidery is only applied to the lid portion, which has a top surface, and therefore differs from the present invention, which applies embroidery to a base having a three-dimensional structure such as a sphere or a shell.

[0011] Patent document 3 discloses an embroidered product that allows for rich expression of three-dimensional internal shapes, but this is a product that creates a three-dimensional effect by stacking multiple embroidered sheets together, and is different from three-dimensional crafts such as the present invention.

[0012] As such, the provision of modern and new designs of craft products by applying colors and patterns to any three-dimensional shape has not yet been realized. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0013] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Publication No. 2020-163051 [Patent Document 2] Japanese Patent Publication No. 2023-096857 [Patent Document 3] Publication No. 3251139 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0014] The present invention was made in consideration of the above unsolved problems, and aims to provide crafts that use traditional embroidery techniques to decorate any three-dimensional shape with colors and patterns. [Means for solving the problem]

[0015] Traditional embroidery techniques were limited to two-dimensional designs and were difficult to apply to three-dimensional shapes, which meant that designers and craftspeople struggled to develop new methods of design expression.

[0016] In particular, the lack of technology to apply high-precision and beautiful embroidery to three-dimensional objects has been a constraint on new modern design crafts.

[0017] This invention aims to apply traditional embroidery techniques to add colors and patterns to any three-dimensional shape, thereby creating new design variations and expanding the possibilities of modern craft production.

[0018] This makes it possible to create innovative contemporary art without being bound by the flat designs of the past.

[0019] To solve this problem, this invention provides crafts that use traditional embroidery threads on a base made of pine wood wool, and in some cases, dyes with natural dyes, to create unique colors and a three-dimensional effect.

[0020] In other words, this invention relates to crafts made using pine wood wool, and in particular, crafts are provided that produce unique colors by embroidering a base with a three-dimensional structure such as a sphere or shell using lily or traditional threads, and in some cases using plant dyes.

[0021] Here, spheres and shells are preferable as the base material with a three-dimensional structure. By embroidering the molding with lily or traditional threads, it becomes a craft product with unique colors.

[0022] The process of creating the craft of this invention includes three steps: "the process of creating a free-form three-dimensional base such as a sphere or shell," "the process of embroidering the base using lyrion or traditional threads such as Ezohimo," and "the process of dyeing with plants as needed to create unique colors."

[0023] Furthermore, the process of constructing the base can include a step of smoothing the surface of the base. Also, in the embroidery process, chemical fibers or synthetic threads can be used instead of lyrical or traditional threads.

[0024] This provides a new craft technique using pine wood wool.

[0025] This method allows for intricate and detailed decoration without compromising the natural texture of the pine wood, resulting in the production of higher quality, more artistic crafts. Furthermore, the variety of colors available through plant dyeing significantly enhances the uniqueness and aesthetic appeal of the products.

[0026] The above is merely an example, and any material that can achieve the intended purpose can be selected.

[0027] That is, according to the present invention, the following crafts are provided. (1) A craft using pine wood wool, characterized by the following: (a) A free three-dimensional substrate such as a sphere or a shell; (b) Embroidery on the above-mentioned base using lily or traditional threads such as Ezohimo; (c) When necessary, natural dyes were used to create unique colors. (2) The craft product according to (1), characterized in that the surface of the base (a) is smoothed. (3) A craft item according to (1) or (2), characterized in that in the embroidery of (b), chemical fibers or synthetic threads are used instead of lyrian or traditional threads. [Effects of the Invention]

[0028] Crafts made using the pine wood wool of this invention have a very high added value in the craft market because they allow for unique colors and three-dimensional expression compared to conventional crafts.

[0029] This craft is expected to be applicable in a wide range of fields, such as exhibits in art museums and craft galleries, traditional craft souvenirs at tourist spots, and contemporary art displays. It will provide new value to the craft production industry and its potential for use is extremely great. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0030] [Figure 1] A sphere that serves as the base for embroidery [Figure 2] A craft item with a sphere as the base and embroidered on it [Figure 3] Craftwork with a sphere as the base and embroidery 2 [Figure 4] A lantern made from a craft item with a spherical base and embroidered on it [Figure 5] Crafts with embroidery on a shell base DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0031] The following describes in detail the form of the craft product according to the present invention with reference to the drawings, but the scope of the present invention is not limited to the examples of use.

[0032] As mentioned above, this invention relates to crafts using pine wood wool, and in particular to crafts that use embroidery on a base with a three-dimensional structure such as a sphere or shell, using lily or traditional threads, and in some cases using plant dyes to create unique colors.

[0033] That is, according to the present invention, (1) A craft using pine wood wool is provided, characterized by the following: (a) A free three-dimensional substrate such as a sphere or a shell; (b) Embroidery on the above-mentioned base using lily or traditional threads such as Ezohimo; (c) When necessary, natural dyes were used to create unique colors. (2) The craft product according to (1) is provided, characterized in that the surface of the base (a) is smoothed. (3) The crafts described in (1) and (2) are provided, characterized in that in the embroidery of (b), chemical fibers or synthetic threads are used instead of lyrical or traditional threads.

[0034] Figure 1 shows a sphere that serves as the base for embroidery in the process of creating the craft of this invention, and Figures 2 and 3 show examples of crafts that have been completed by embroidering the sphere on Figure 1. Figure 4 shows a lantern made using the craft described above. Furthermore, Figure 5 shows an example of a craft in which embroidery is applied to a shell base. 1 is white thread sewn to cover the sphere. 2 is aesthetic embroidery that further covers the white thread. 3 is the part attached to the sphere to make it into a lantern. 4 is aesthetic embroidery on a shell.

[0035] This is the base of the craft of this invention shown in Figure 1. The sphere is beautifully covered with white thread 1. By adding embroidery to this, a high-quality and artistic piece of this invention is completed.

[0036] Figures 2 and 3 are examples of beautiful embroidery 2 based on Figure 1. Lilyan and traditional threads, such as Ezohimo, are used for embroidery 2, and natural dyes are used as needed to create unique colors. There are countless embroidery patterns, allowing for a wide range of expressions.

[0037] Embroidery 2 may also use synthetic or man-made fibers instead of lily or traditional threads.

[0038] As shown in Figure 4, by attaching 3, it is possible to make a lantern using the craft of this invention. It can also be arranged by combining it with other parts.

[0039] Figure 5 uses shells as the base and is embroidered with embroidery 4, creating a craft item with great aesthetic value. As can be seen from Figure 5, the shells are not all the same in shape or size, and the patterns vary, so the possibilities are endless.

[0040] The above is merely an example, and the shape of the base and the material used for embroidery can be selected as desired to achieve the intended purpose.

[0041] This invention makes it possible to embroider lily or traditional threads onto any three-dimensional geometric base, such as a sphere, tetrahedron, or hexahedron, or natural materials such as gourds or shells, to create a craft that produces unique colors.This is expected to provide new value to the craft production industry, such as in exhibits at art museums and craft galleries, traditional craft souvenirs at tourist spots, and modern art displays. [Explanation of symbols]

[0042] 1 White thread sewn around the sphere 2 Beautiful embroidery that covers the white thread 3 The part attached to the sphere to make the lantern 4 Beautiful embroidery on shells

Claims

1. A craft using pine wood wool, characterized in that: (a) Free three-dimensional substrates such as spheres and shells; (b) Embroidery on the base using lily or traditional threads such as Ezohimo; (c) When necessary, natural dyes were used to create unique colors.

2. 2. The craft product according to claim 1, wherein the surface of the base of (a) is smoothed.

3. 3. The craft of claim 1 or 2, wherein in the embroidery of (b), chemical fibers or synthetic threads are used instead of lily yarn or traditional threads.

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