Hairclip strip
OwnerJoanne K. Brothers, Bruce T. Brothersinventors
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Abstract
A long, thick, 1-11/2" wide colored elastic band folded and sewn at each end in such a way as to allow a short wooden or plastic dowel through each end. Each dowel is painted and decorated at each end with a cap made of metal with gold or silver finish, or made of plastic. One of the dowels consists of a chain with a chain fastener strewn through one of two holes in the dowel placed on each side of the elastic band, strewn in front of the elastic, and up through the hole of the other end of the dowel, thus allowing for the invention to be hung up and hairclips and hairbows clipped to the elastic band, stretching the elastic for expansion of clipping space.
Claims1
A hairclip strip for holding hairclips and hairbows comprising
- a long, thick, colored, elastic band substantially 11/2" wide with ends that are folded over and sewn forming a loop on each end,
- two short, colored dowels that are placed in said loops having two holes drilled in each and end caps glued on both ends of said dowels wherein the elastic band is positioned between said holes,
- a chain with a chain fastener strewn through one of the two holes, across the front of the elastic band and up through the other of said two holes on the other side of said dowel,
- wherein said hairclip strip is to be hung so that hairclips and hairbows can be clipped to said elastic band and further stretched to accommodate extra clipping space.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.