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US 2009/0217488 A1Published application
Two-pronged corsage pin
OwnerRose D. Bryczekinventor
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Abstract
This invention provides corsage pins and methods of their use. The pins can be a single wire bent to provide a first straight segment connected to a second straight segment through a looped segment. In methods of use, first segment can be inserted into a flower and the second segment into fabric of a garment.
Claims23
A corsage pin comprising:
- a metal wire comprising:
- a first straight wire segment and a second straight wire segment connected through a wire loop segment;
- wherein the loop segment turns about more than 180 degrees of arc;
- and, wherein the straight wire segments diverge from each other as they extend away from the loop segment and wherein the straight wire segments each comprise a sharpened end of the corsage pin.
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A corsage comprising:
- a flower comprising a cut stem;
- and,
- a metal wire comprising a first straight wire segment and a second straight wire segment connected through a wire loop segment, wherein the straight segments diverge less than 90 degrees from each other;
- and,
- wherein one straight segment is inserted into the flower stem and one straight segment is not inserted into the stem.
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A method of mounting a flower on a fabric garment, the method comprising:
- providing a flower with a cut stem;
- providing a metal wire comprising a first straight wire segment and a second straight wire segment connected through a wire loop segment, wherein the loop comprises an opening and the straight segments diverge from each other by less than 90 degrees;
- inserting the first segment into the flower stem;
- and,
- inserting the second segment into the garment;
- whereby the flower is mounted onto the garment.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.