被服構成に関する研究(第1報) : 和裁の留めについて

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In Japanese sewing, especially unlined clothing, it is necessary, when they are finished, to be fine and fast with no fear of becoming unsewn. Especially, fastening at the end of stitches plays an important role. Now, there are a few ways of end-fastening, among which fastening with one back stitch is considered to possess the greatest tensile strength. We have investigated two methods of end-stitching, two methods of entwining thread on needle, and also the advantage of a small reinforced piece of cloth used in the process. Recordings on autographs show how these methods have behaved when stretched with different forces and breaking processes of seams. The results are as follows : 1. Back stitch paralleled to the seam has proved to be stronger than that with slanted ones (∠30°). 2. No difference existed between entwining the needle with the thread once and that entwined twice. 3. A reinforcing piece sewn on the back of the cloth has proved stronger when the clotth is stretched, and also, less breakage of textile.
日本家庭科教育学会の論文
1972-03-31