System and method for quilting binding guide
AssigneeCM Designs, Inc.
InventorCarolyn D McCormick
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Abstract
The binding guide is provided by a substantially rigid translucent non-regular hexagon body, having first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth peripheral edges. The first, second and third peripheral edges define a generally rectangular section of the translucent body. The fourth, fifth and sixth peripheral edge sections define a generally obtuse pointed section of the translucent body. At least one isosceles triangular ruling for establishing a binding margin is aligned to the third peripheral edge, as is at least one binding width guideline proximate to the third peripheral edge. At least one set of aligned apertures is disposed within the translucent body to uniformly fold the binding margin. And associated method of use is also provided.
Claims29
A binding guide comprising:
- a substantially rigid translucent body, having first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth peripheral edges, the first and third peripheral edges being parallel to each other and extending normally from the second peripheral edge, the first peripheral edge being longer than the third peripheral edge;
- the fourth peripheral edge extending at a first angle from a first distal end of the third peripheral edge generally towards a first plane defined by the first peripheral edge, the sixth peripheral edge extending at a second angle from a second distal end of the first peripheral edge towards a second plane parallel to the first plane, the second plane defined by the third peripheral edge, the fifth peripheral edge joining the fourth peripheral edge and the sixth peripheral edge,
- at least one isosceles triangular ruling for establishing a binding margin, the least one isosceles triangular ruling aligned to the third peripheral edge;
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- at least one binding width guideline approximate to the third peripheral edge.
A binding guide comprising:
- a substantially rigid translucent non-regular hexagon body, having first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth peripheral edges, the first, second and third peripheral edges defining a generally rectangular section of the translucent body, the fourth, fifth and sixth peripheral edge sections defining a generally obtuse pointed section of the translucent body;
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- at least one isosceles triangular ruling for establishing a binding margin, the least one isosceles triangular ruling aligned to the third peripheral edge;
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- at least one binding width guideline approximate to the third peripheral edge.
A binding guide comprising:
- a substantially rigid translucent non-regular hexagon body, having first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth peripheral edges, the first and third peripheral edges being parallel to each other and extending normally from the second peripheral edge, the first peripheral edge being longer than the third peripheral edge;
- the fourth peripheral edge extending at a first obtuse angle away from the third peripheral edge;
- the sixth peripheral edge extending at a second away from the first peripheral edge;
- the fifth peripheral edge extending at a third obtuse angle away from the fourth peripheral edge and connecting to the sixth peripheral edge at a fourth obtuse angle;
- at least one isosceles triangular ruling for establishing a binding margin, the least one isosceles triangular ruling aligned to the third peripheral edge;
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- at least one binding width guideline approximate to the third peripheral edge.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.