Abstract This invention relates to a garment pattern and more particularly to the markings thereon. It is a common practice to use pins or tailor tacks to place markings on the material underlying a garment pattern corresponding with specified markings on the pattern such as the matching points of the pattern and to indicate darts, pleats, button hole locations and the like. Pins damage the pattern and are time consuming to make. The improvement herein consists of using small self-adhesive marking members of different configurations to indicate markings on the pattern and to be positioned onto the material through appropriate apertures or openings formed in the pattern. These marking members are readily applied and removed and vary in configuration so that corresponding marking members are readily matched up in assembling the material to form a garment.
Inventors
👤 Eunice A. Carlin
Bibliographic Details
Application Number—
JurisdictionUS
Data Sourcegoogle_patents
Last Synchronized2026-11-08 17:52
CPC Classifications
A; A41; A41H; A41H3/00
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 5
Claim 1
Independent Claim
87 words
A method of applying markings onto material corresponding to garment pattern markings consisting of the steps of a. forming apertures in a garment pattern at each marking point on said pattern, b. forming corresponding of said apertures to have like configurations, c. overlying material with said pattern, d. forming marking members of material having an adhesive surface, e. configuring said marking members to conform to said apertures, and f. disposing said marking members through like of said apertures to secure the same therethrough to said underlying material.
Claim 2
Independent Claim
87 words
A method of applying markings onto material corresponding to garment pattern markings consisting of the steps of a. forming apertures in a garment pattern at each marking point on said pattern, b. forming corresponding of said apertures to have like configurations, c. overlying material with said pattern, d. forming marking members of material having an adhesive surface, e. configuring said marking members to conform to said apertures, and f. disposing said marking members through like of said apertures to secure the same therethrough to said underlying material.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
39 words
The method set forth in claim 1, wherein a. said marking members have a cover strip overlying the adhesive surface thereof, and b. said cover strips are removed from said marking members in applying the same to said material.
Claim 4
Independent Claim
80 words
A method of applying markings onto material corresponding to garment pattern markings consisting of the steps of a. overlying material with a garment pattern, b. forming marking members of a material having an adhesive surface, c. having one of said marking members in connection with said pattern for each marking point on said pattern, d. corresponding of said marking points having like configurations, and e. said marking members respectively corresponding in configuration to their respective marking points of said pattern.
Claim 5
Independent Claim
80 words
A method of applying markings onto material corresponding to garment pattern markings consisting of the steps of a. overlying material with a garment pattern, b. forming marking members of a material having an adhesive surface, c. having one of said marking members in connection with said pattern for each marking point on said pattern, d. corresponding of said marking points having like configurations, and e. said marking members respectively corresponding in configuration to their respective marking points of said pattern.