Self-adhesive napkin

A self-adhesive napkin for protecting the apparel of people when eating spaghetti, lobster and other untidy meals comprising, in combination:

• a sheet of material in a generally rectangular configuration having two parallel side edges, and parallel upper and lower edges, the sheet material being formed with an exterior absorbent layer and an interior layer of moisture impervious elastomeric material;
• a plurality of perforations formed in the upper edge extending downwardly in a generally continuous curve in the form of a U-shaped configuration from locations inwardly of the lateral edges, the perforations adapted to allow separation of a neck receiving recess from the remainder of the sheet;
• an adhesive material formed on the interior surface adjacent to the upper edge including two laterally spaced linear portions with a curved portion therebetween corresponding to the curvature of the perforations, the linear portions and curved portion of the adhesive material extending downwardly a common distance from the upper edge and the continuous curve;
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• a single cover sheet overlying the adhesive adapted to be removed prior to use for allowing the upper edge of the sheet material to be removable attached to the apparel of a wearer by the adhesive adjacent to the head of the wearer.