Napkin with printed image promoting interactivity
OwnerPhillip Lacoi Hutchison, Cathy Marie Sandersinventors
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Abstract
A paper napkin having an image extending across more than one quadrant thereof motivates a user to interact with the napkin. A portion of the image is visible when the napkin is in a first folded condition, which portion of the image appears to be a complete image. When the napkin is unfolded from the first condition to a second condition, one or more further portions of the image is revealed. The image may include indicia to prompt the user to write or draw on the napkin.
Claims20
A substrate comprising:
- a first side and a second side, the substrate being foldable into a plurality of contiguous sections;
- an image provided on at least one of the first side and the second side, the image extending across at least two of the plurality of contiguous sections, and wherein a portion of the image provided on a first of the plurality of sections of the substrate appears to be a complete image when the substrate is folded into a first condition and positioned so that said first of the plurality of contiguous sections of the substrate is visible and at least one of the other sections of the substrate is not visible.
A paper napkin comprising:
- a machine direction fold;
- a cross-machine direction fold perpendicular and co-planar with the machine direction fold, the machine direction fold and the cross-machine direction fold dividing the napkin into four quadrants;
- and,
- an image printed on at least one surface of the paper napkin, the image extending across at least two of the four quadrants, wherein a portion of the image on a first of the at least two quadrants appears to be a complete image when the napkin is folded to a first condition and positioned so that said first of the at least two quadrants is visible and at least one of the other four quadrants of the napkin is not visible.
A napkin having a plurality of contiguous sections, and foldable into a first condition wherein one of the plurality of contiguous sections is visible and other of the contiguous sections are not visible, the napkin including means for motivating a user to unfold the napkin.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.