Wallet and wallet insert
AssigneeGem Designs, LLC
InventorsSarah L. Allen, Cindy J. Allen
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Abstract
One example embodiment includes a wallet insert. The wallet insert includes a first sheet and a second sheet, where the second sheet at least partially covers the first sheet. The wallet insert also includes one or more seal bars, where the one or more seal bars attach the first sheet to the second sheet. The wallet insert further includes one or more pockets, where one or more edges of the one or more pockets are formed by the one or more seal bars.
Claims20
A wallet insert, the wallet insert comprising:
- a first sheet;
- a second sheet, wherein the second sheet at least partially covers the first sheet;
- one or more seal bars, wherein the one or more seal bars attach the first sheet to the second sheet;
- and
- one or more pockets, wherein one or more edges of the one or more pockets are formed by the one or more seal bars.
A wallet insert, wherein the wallet insert comprises:
- a first layer, wherein the first layer includes:
- a first sheet and a second sheet, wherein the second sheet at least partially covers the first sheet;
- one or more seal bars, wherein the one or more seal bars attach the first sheet to the second sheet;
- a pocket, wherein one or more edges of the pocket are formed by the one or more seal bars and wherein the pocket includes an opening;
- and
- a notch, wherein the notch is formed in the second sheet near the opening;
- and
- a back flap attached to the first layer at a seam, wherein the seam is opposite the opening.
A method of manufacturing a wallet insert, the method comprising:
- providing a first sheet;
- providing a second sheet, wherein the second sheet at least partially covers the first sheet;
- providing one or more seal bars, wherein the one or more seal bars attach the first sheet to the second sheet;
- and
- providing one or more pockets, wherein one or more edges of the one or more pockets are formed by the one or more seal bars.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.