Fast fringe
OwnerLinda Lozarinventor
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Abstract
The ‘Fast Fringe’ is an invention intended to ease and expedite the process of making fringe for accents to crocheted blankets, scarves, etc. The idea for the Fast Fringe came to its inventor (Linda Lozar) when she was using a less practical, homemade method of fringe making using an old matchbook. She knew there had to be a fast, easy to use, inexpensive and fun way to produce this necessary garnishment to crocheting, and began to design her vision and build prototypes.
Claims9
The Fast Fringe claims to be a single piece, lightweight, inexpensive, easy to use tool used in the making of crocheted afghans, scarves, etc.
The Fast Fringe claims to be the only tool of its kind and function available now or that has ever been available in the past.
The Fast Fringe claims to expedite the process of making fringe by using a tool that can produce multiple pieces of yarn at determined equal length at one time rather than the traditional method of measuring out and cutting a single piece at a time.
The Fast Fringe claims to have no moving parts,
The Fast Fringe claims to be practically unbreakable during normal use due to its one piece design and rigid construction.
The Fast Fringe claims to be able to produce up to 120 pieces of fringed yarn of equal length in one use.
The Fast Fringe claims that it can be held easily in one hand for extended periods of time during use by both adults and children of at least 6 years of age.
The Fast Fringe claims to be safe for use by children as it has no sharp edges or points.
The Fast Fringe claims to weigh no less than 6 and no more than 10 ounces.