Reversible, stuffed doll
OwnerRobert VonPhilp, Sr.inventor
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Abstract
A stuffed doll is formed of two fabric sections with a cavity containing filling material between them. Each fabric section has on its outer facing surface accent devices giving it two different appearances of a toy animal or person. An additional fabric section is provided to conceal one of the two appearances. This additional fabric section can be moved when desired to cover the other appearance. A hat is secured to extend acros the juncture of each fabric section and the additional fabric section so that a different hat is exposed for each appearance.
Claims6
A reversible stuffed doll head comprising:
- a first fabric section and a second fabric section;
- said first and second fabric sections each having an inner surface and an outer surface;
- said fabric sections having edge portions including bottom edge portions;
- said edge portions of said first and second fabric sections joined to form an internal cavity between said inner surfaces;
- a filler material contained in said cavity separating said first and second fabric sections except at their joined edge portions forming said stuffed doll head;
- each of said outer surfaces of said first and second fabric sections bearing accent devices representing first and second doll faces;
- a third fabric section coextensive with said first and second fabric sections;
- said third fabric section having edge portions including a bottom edge portion joined to said first and second fabric sections except at said bottom edge portion;
- said bottom edge portion of said third fabric section and said bottom edge portions of said first and second fabric sections forming an opening through which said stuffed doll head may be deformably pushed to conceal one of said first and second faces and exhibit the other of said faces.
A reversible stuffed doll head comprising:
- cavity fabric for forming a cavity having opposed sides and a top and bottom with a common margin;
- filler material contained in said cavity;
- accent devices on each of said opposed sides opposed sides giving said opposed sides different facial appearances representing a daytime appearance and a nighttime appearance;
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- pocket fabric coextensive with and secured to said cavity fabric along said margin except at said bottom, whereby an opening is formed at said bottom for movement from a first position adjacent to and concealing one of said opposed sides to a second position adjacent and concealing the other of said opposed sides by deformably pushing said filled cavity through said opening.
A reversible stuffed doll head comprising:
- a first fabric section and a second fabric section each having a top and bottom and opposite side edges;
- said first and second fabric sections having a common margin juncture;
- said first and second fabric sections having a cavity therebetween;
- filler material contained in said cavity separating said first and second fabric sections to form a stuffed head with spaced opposite sides;
- a third fabric section and a fourth fabric section generally coextensive with said first and second fabric sections;
- said third and fourth fabric sections joined to said first and second fabric sections along said common margin juncture except at said bottom forming an opening at said bottom;
- said third and fourth fabric sections moveable from a position adjacent to one of said spaced opposite sides to a position adjacent to the other of said spaced opposite sides by deformably pushing said stuffed head through said opening;
- a first set of accent devices secured to said one of said spaced opposite sides to provide a daytime appearance of said doll face;
- a first hat secured partially to said one of said spaced opposite sides and partially to said third fabric section;
- a second set of accent devices secured to said other of said spaced opposite sides to provide a nighttime appearance of said doll face;
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- a second hat secured partially to said other of said spaced opposite sides and partially to said fourth fabric section.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.