Tripod easel for wreath making
OwnerRegina Sellersinventor
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Abstract
A tripod easel for manufacturing a wreath includes two front legs; a rear leg; shelves fastened to the front legs with hinges; and horizontal bars fastened to the front legs opposite the shelves. The legs are fastened together at one end. The two front legs have longitudinal adjustment slots. The shelves are fastened to the rear leg when in use and fold against the two front legs for storage. The bars have lateral adjustment slots and equidistant bores. They are adjustable with fasteners in the slots on the legs and in the slots on the bars. The bores hold pegs. The user can comfortably hang a wreath on the lowest bar; assemble the top; hang the wreath on the highest bar; assemble the bottom; and move the wreath to one of the bar ends to assemble the back. The easel can be placed on a floor or tabletop.
Claims13
A tripod easel for wreath making, comprising:
- two front legs and a rear leg fastened together at one end, wherein the two front legs have longitudinal adjustment slots formed therein;
- shelves hingedly fastened to a first surface of the two front legs and operative to fastenably bracket the rear leg when the shelves are in a horizontal, in use position, said shelves operative to fold against the two front legs in a vertical, storage position;
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- horizontal bars having lateral adjustment slots and equidistant bores formed therein, said horizontal bars being adjustably fastened to a second surface of the two front legs opposite the first surface via the longitudinal adjustment slots in conjunction with the lateral adjustment slots, the equidistant bores being operative to accommodate pegs.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.