IP Library Granted Patent US 7,909,066
Granted Patent B2
US 7,909,066 · App. 12/658,076 · Granted Mar 22, 2011

Method for weaving layered beaded fabric and beaded fabric woven by the method

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Patent No.
US 7,909,066
App. No.
12/658,076
Granted
Mar 22, 2011
Kind
B2
Abstract

Two layered beads (B) arranged between two neighboring warps (t x-1 ) and (t x ) are woven by inserting a weft (y x ) through center holes ( 2 ) of the beads in (B) in a forward direction or in a backward direction and turning the weft (y x ), around one of the warps (t). A two layered beaded fabric is obtained by repeating the movements of the weft (y x ). A three layered beaded fabric can be obtained in the same manner as the two layered beaded fabric.

Claims (39)

1. A method for weaving two-layered beaded patterns into one-layered beaded fabric, wherein the method for weaving said one-layered beaded fabric is comprised of the following steps:

(A) arranging a plurality of warps in parallel;

(B) tying an end of a weft around a first warp;

(C) putting a first row of beads in spaces between neighboring warps;

(D) passing said weft through center holes of said beads in a forward direction so as to be passed under said warps successively;

(E) turning said weft upward around the last warp;

(F) passing said weft through the center holes of said beads in a backward direction so as to be passed above said warps successively;

(G) turning said weft downward around the first warp;

(H) putting in a second row of beads in the spaces between neighboring warps;

(I) repeating steps from (D) to (G) so as to finish the second row; and

(J) repeating steps from (H) to (I) for weaving further rows,

 wherein; a unit procedure for weaving a two-layered beaded fabric structure into said one layered fabric is comprised of the following steps:

(K) arranging upper and lower beads between two neighboring warps, a former and a latter, instead of one bead in the middle of step (D) at any desired warp;

(L) passing said weft through the center hole of said lower bead in the forward direction;

(M) turning said weft upward around the latter warp and then passing the weft through a center hole of said upper bead in the backward direction;

(N) turning said weft downward around the former warp and then passing the weft through a center hole of said lower bead in the forward direction; and

(O) turning said weft upward around the last warp and then passing the weft through a center hole of said upper bead in the backward direction,

wherein said two-layered beaded fabric is woven by repeating said unit procedure comprising steps (K) to (O) between the desired neighboring warps.

2. A method for weaving three-layered beaded patterns into one-layered beaded fabric, wherein a method for weaving said one-layered beaded fabric is comprised of the following steps:

(A) arranging a plurality of warps in parallel;

(B) tying an end of a weft around a first warp;

(C) putting in a first row of beads in the spaces between neighboring warps;

(D) passing said weft through the center holes of said beads in a forward direction so as to be passed under said warps successively;

(E) turning said weft upward around the last warp;

(F) passing said weft through the center holes of said beads in a backward direction so as to be passed above said warps successively;

(G) turning said weft downward around the first warp;

(H) putting in a second row of beads in the spaces between neighboring warps;

(I) repeating steps from (D) to (G) so as to finish the second row; and

(J) repeating steps from (H) to (I) for weaving further rows,

 wherein: a unit procedure for weaving a three-layered beaded fabric structure into said one layered fabric is comprised of the following steps:

(K) arranging upper, middle and lower beads between two neighboring warps, a former and a latter, instead of one bead in the middle of step (D) at any desired warp;

(L) passing said weft through the center hole of said lower bead in the forward direction;

(M) turning said weft upward around the latter warp and then passing the weft through a center hole of said middle bead in the backward direction; (N) turning said weft upward around the former warp and then passing the weft through a center hole of said upper bead in the forward direction;

(O) turning said weft downward around the latter warp and then passing the weft through a center hole of said middle bead in the backward direction;

(P) turning said weft downward around the former warp and then passing the weft through a center hole of said lower bead in the forward direction; and

(Q) turning said weft upward around the last warp and then passing the weft through a center hole of said upper bead in the backward direction,

wherein said three-layered beaded fabric is woven by repeating said unit procedure comprising steps (K) to (Q) between the desired neighboring warps.

3. A plurality of layered beaded fabric obtained by the method according to claim 1 .

4. A plurality of layered beaded fabric obtained by the method according to claim 2 .

Priority Claims (1)
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Continuity (1)
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