Decorative multi-loop device
AssigneeHallmark Cards, Incorporated
InventorPaul F. McGrath
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Abstract
A decorative multi-loop device is provided which is formed from at least one blank of foldable sheet material. The blank includes a central section and a plurality of loop-forming segments extending laterally outwardly from the central section. A loop-retaining unit cooperates with the central section and distal end portions of the segments to retain each segment in a loop configuration.
Claims21
A decorative multi-loop device comprising at least one blank of foldable sheet material, said blank including a central section and at least three loop-forming segments integral with and projecting laterally outwardly from said central section;
- and loop-retaining means on said blank;
- a predetermined number of said loop-forming segments being independently adjustable relative to said central section and defining decorative loops, each of said predetermined segments having a distal end portion in securing engagement with said loop-retaining means.
A decorative multi-loop device formed from a blank of foldable sheet material, said blank including a central section and at least three loop-forming segments extending laterally outwardly from said central section, and loop-retaining means cooperating with said central section and distal end portions of said segments and retaining each segment in a loop forming mode.
A decorative multi-loop device comprising a plurality of blanks of foldable sheet material arranged in substantially superposed relation, each blank including a central section and at least three loop-forming segments integral with and projecting laterally outwardly from said central section;
- and a loop-retaining means on said blank;
- a predetermined number of loop-forming segments of each blank being independently adjustable relative to the central section thereof and defining decorative loops, each of said predetermined segments having a distal end portion in securing engagement with the loop-retaining means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.