Set of hand held devices
OwnerCarolyn K. Jenner, Dale A. Jennerinventors
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Abstract
Hand Held Devices are disclosed. The devices are for creating fabric from yarn. These devices are square or rectangular sheets (1) with a series of indentations around the perimeters (2). The sheets are divided into halves (3) and held together with hinges (4). The devices have location holes (5) to which are attached the swinging arms (7). The arms have a location hole (8) and a slot (9). They are held to the devices with suitable fasteners (10). When required the arms (7) swing free to allow the halves of each device to fold together (11) releasing the fabric.
Claims11
A set of square or rectangular Hand Held Devices comprising sheets of any suitable rigid material with a series of indentations formed around the perimeters;
- these sheets are divided into equal halves diagonally or parallel to the edges, and held together with hinges on the front side which allows the halves to fold together when required;
- to hold the devices open, swinging arms of suitable rigid material swing parallel to the place of the square or rectangle in the opened or unfolded orientation and are fastened to both halves of the back of the devices through appropriately placed holes, one end of the swinging arms is slotted to allow the arms to swing clear of the fasteners when required allowing the two halves to fold together to release the fabric.
A set of square or rectangular Hand Held Devices substantially as herein described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.