Weaving method to put laser-processed diagram sheets onto band without spoiling the diagram
OwnerChing-Min Tsenginventor
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Abstract
A weaving method to put laser sheet onto weaving band without spoiling the diagrams printed on the laser sheet is disclosed. In the first step, a laser-processed diagram sheet is cut into a plurality of delicate strips a certain amount of which are then rolled up in group at one end onto each of a number of shuttles. The rolled sheet strips on a number of shuttles are used as warp yarns and natural fabric fibers are used as weft yarns so that a woven fabric on a weaving machine is obtained from the interwoven warp yarns and weft yarns. Thereby a woven fabric provided with colorful laser-processed diagram can produce colorful and three-dimensional illumination effect when light is shed onto a fabric band
Claims1
A weaving method to put laser-processed diagram sheet to woven band without spoiling the diagram wherein said weaving method includes steps:
- (a) selecting a laser-processed diagram sheet of a proper width;
- (b) cutting said laser-processed diagram sheet into a plurality of elongated strips a certain of amount of which are rolled up in group at end on each of a number of weaver's shuttles, instead of rolling up each said strip on a weaver's shuttle;
- (c) using the rolled strips as warp yarns and natural fabric fibers as weft yarns that are interwoven on a weaving machine;
- (d) interveaving said warp yarns and said weft yarns into a woven band so as to reproduce said laser-processed diagram on said woven band.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.