Quilt stamps
OwnerLaVonne Jacksoninventor
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Abstract
A quilt stamps and quilt stamp sets can be used to simplify and expedite the process of cutting and sewing fabric pieces for a patchwork quilt. A quilt stamp can be formed of a transparent material in a desired shape. A stamping side of the quilt stamp includes parallel ridges that are offset from and extend along the outer edges of the shape. The outer ridge can be formed as a continuous ridge while the inner ridge can include repeating gaps thereby forming a dashed pattern. Both the outer and inner ridges can function to stamp lines onto fabric which define where to cut as well as where to sew the fabric.
Claims20
A quilt stamp comprising:
- a transparent material having outer edges defining a shape, a stamping side and an adhering side opposite the stamping side, the adhering side forming an adhesive surface to enable the quilt stamp to be selectively adhered to a stamping block;
- wherein the stamping side includes an outer ridge that extends along the outer edges and an inner ridge that is inwardly offset from and extends along the outer ridge.
A set of quilt stamps, wherein each quilt stamp comprises:
- a transparent material having outer edges defining a shape, a stamping side and an adhering side opposite the stamping side, the adhering side forming an adhesive surface to enable the quilt stamp to be selectively adhered to a stamping block;
- wherein the stamping side includes an outer ridge that extends along the outer edges and an inner ridge that is inwardly offset from and extends along the outer ridge.
A quilt stamp comprising:
- a transparent, flexible and adhesive material having outer edges defining a shape, a stamping side and an adhering side opposite the stamping side, the adhering side forming an adhesive surface to enable the quilt stamp to be selectively adhered to a stamping block;
- wherein the stamping side includes an outer ridge that is inwardly offset from and extends along the outer edges and an inner ridge that is inwardly offset from and extends along the outer ridge, the inner ridge including a plurality of gaps.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.