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US 2006/0048906 A1Published application
Decorative accessory for a window treatment
OwnerRobert Mathiesoninventor
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Abstract
A decorative accessory for a window treatment having a first area containing printed indicia desired to be viewed and a second area. The first and second areas are separated at least in part by a die cut that is coterminous with a line of demarcation. The combination of the die cut and line of demarcation separate the first and second areas.
Claims39
A decorative accessory for a window treatment comprising:
- a substrate having a first area containing a decorative printed indicia desired to be viewable;
- and
- a second area not desired to be viewable, said first and second areas separated in part by a die cut, said die cut terminating at a line segment separating said first and second areas.
A decorative accessory in combination with a window treatment comprising:
- a substrate having a first area containing a decorative printed indicia desired to be viewable;
- a second area not desired to be viewable, said first and second areas separated in part by a die cut, said die cut terminating at a line segment separating said first and second areas;
- and,
- a window treatment.
1 more element
A decorative accessory for a window treatment comprising:
- a substrate having a first area containing a decorative printed indicia desired to be viewable;
- a second area not desired to be viewable, said first and second areas separated in part by a die cut, said die cut terminating at a line segment separating said first and second areas;
- and,
- wherein an extrapolation of said line segment transects said first area.
1 more element
A method of decorating a window treatment with an accessory comprising:
- a) engaging a window treatment with a decorative accessory, said decorative accessory comprising a first area containing a decorative printed indicia desired to be viewable and a second area not desired to be viewable, said first and second areas separated at least in part by a line segment;
- and,
- b) aligning said window treatment with said line segment partially delineating said first and second areas.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.