Two-layer corsage sleeve
OwnerMichelle April Molenda-Schrothinventor
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OwnerMichelle April Molenda-Schrothinventor
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The present invention is directed to a corsage sleeve comprised of two layers that releasably engage one another. The sleeve is configured to attach an ornamental decoration, such as flowers, to a substrate, typically a band worn by a user of the two-layer sleeve. In one version of my invention, the two-layer sleeve comprises a first layer having two surfaces—a first surface and a second, opposing surface—with the first surface comprising a plurality of loop-like structures. A second layer also comprises two surfaces—a first surface and a second, opposing surface—with the first surface comprising a plurality of hook-like structures configured to releasably engage, interlock, or mate with at least a portion of the loop-like structures of the first surface of the first layer. In use, the first surface of the first layer is pressed against the first surface of the second layer, with a portion of a substrate interposed and sandwiched between (i.e., confined by) the first and second layers. An ornamental decoration is attached to the two-layer sleeve using a fastener (e.g., an adhesive, tape, a magnet, metal, wire, ribbon, string, etc.).
A two-layer corsage sleeve configured to indirectly attach an ornamental flower to a band, the band configured to be worn on a wrist of a user, the two-layer corsage sleeve comprising:
A method for indirectly attaching an ornamental flower to a band, the band configured to be worn by a user, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of attaching an ornamental flower to a user, the method comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.