Sleeping bag for children
OwnerLannie Alleeinventor
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Abstract
A sleeping bag having an upper side and an under side and an opening at one end is provided with indicia representing a creature, the mouth parts of which are aligned with the open end so that a user entering the sleeping bag at the open end is given the impression of crawling into the mouth and body of the creature to sleep.
Claims6
A sleeping bag having an upper side and an under side, each with an inner and outer surface, said bag being provided with an opening at one end, said underside including a pillow at the open end of the bag and said upperside including a flap at the open end of the bag, said flap being foldable back onto the upper side, said bag bearing indicia representing the body of a creature, and the pillow and the flap cooperating together to form the head of said creature, the indicia representing the mouth parts and teeth of the creature being located on the flap and pillow and aligned with the open end of the bag, so that a user entering the bag through the open end crawls past the teeth into the mouth of the indicia-represented creature.
A sleeping bag of generally rectangular shape having an upper side and an under side, each with an inner and outer surface, said bag being provided with an opening at one end and a closable opening between the two sides, said closable opening extending from said open end of the bag at least part of the length of said bag, said underside including a narrower elongated pillow at the open end of said bag, and said upper side including a narrower elongated flap at the open end of the bag, said flap being foldable back onto the upper side, said bag bearing indicia representing the body of an alligator, wherein said flap and pillow cooperate to form the head of said alligator and the inner and outer surfaces of said sizes bear the indicia representing said alligator, the indicia representing the mouth parts and teeth of the alligator located on the flap and the pillow and aligned with the open end of the bag so that a user entering the bag through the open end crawls past the teeth into the mouth of the indicia-represented alligator.
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