Convertible bag
OwnerJeremie Caloinventor
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Abstract
A bag convertible to a bib. The bag is comprised of a primary flexible material (such as paper) and may also incorporate an attachment mechanism and a scored or perforated portion. Score lines enable a user to transform a portion of the bag walls from the open end of the bag into the straps of a bib. With the straps of the bag unfurled, the user can connect the strap ends to each other behind the neck of the user (or, if there is one long strap, around the neck of the user and then re-connected to the bag), such that the remainder of the bag hangs from the user's neck presenting a portion of the bag to collect falling debris, and a bib surface which rests on the chest (or clothing, etc.) of the user to intercept spillage.
Claims2
A bag, said bag comprised of:
- a flexible material including
- a floor and
- a plurality of upstanding walls projecting from the floor,
- wherein each two adjacent walls meet one another at a corner of the bag, and
- there is at least one perforated section near the opening of the bag such that a user may rip the bag along said at least one perforated section to reveal one or more straps
- wherein said one or more straps includes a first strap and a second strap, and said first strap has a set of perforations extending downwardly from an upper edge of said strap and said second strap has a set of perforations extending upwardly from a lower edge of said strap.
A bag, said bag comprised of:
- a flexible material including
- a floor and
- a plurality of upstanding walls projecting from the floor,
- wherein each two adjacent walls meet one another at a corner of the bag, and
- there is at least one perforated section near the opening of the bag such that a user may rip the bag along said at least one perforated section to reveal one or more straps
- wherein said one or more straps includes a first strap and a second strap, and said first strap has a set of slits extending downwardly from an upper edge of said strap and said second strap has a set of slits extending upwardly from a lower edge of said strap.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.