Plush toy with internal t-shaped stabilizer
OwnerVyron Kenneth Frazierinventor
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Abstract
Some embodiments of the present disclosure include a plush toy with an internal stabilizer. The plush toy may include an outer plush body with a pair of arms and an opening at a bottom surface of the outer plush body; a T-shaped stabilizer positioned within the outer plush body, the T-shaped stabilizer including a post and a pair of arms extending perpendicularly from the post at a first end of the post, and a threaded orifice at a second end of the post, the threaded orifice aligning with the opening in the outer plush body; and either a handle or a clip component removably attached to the threaded orifice.
Claims8
A plush toy with an internal stabilizer, the plush toy comprising:
- an outer plush body;
- and
- a T-shaped stabilizer positioned within the outer plush body,
- wherein:
- the T-shaped stabilizer comprises a pair of arms extending substantially perpendicularly from a post;
- an end of the post opposite the pair of arms comprises a threaded orifice;
- the outer plush body comprises an opening in a bottom surface thereof;
- and
- the T-shaped stabilizer is positioned within the outer plush body such that the threaded orifice is aligned with the opening in the bottom surface of the outer plush body.
The plush toy of claim 7, wherein the further attachment comprises a clip component configured to attach the plush toy to a window in a vehicle.
A plush toy with an internal stabilizer, the plush toy comprising:
- an outer plush body with a pair of arms and an opening at a bottom surface of the outer plush body;
- a T-shaped stabilizer positioned within the outer plush body, the T-shaped stabilizer comprising:
- a post and a pair of arms extending perpendicularly from the post at a first end of the post;
- and
- a threaded orifice at a second end of the post, the threaded orifice aligning with the opening in the outer plush body;
- and
- an attachment selected from the group consisting of a handle and a clip component removably attached to the threaded orifice.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.