Device for attaching objects to fabric
AssigneeClip It 2, Inc.
InventorsKathy S. Adams, Michael J. Knowles, Mark L. Kornhauser, Jack Gee, II
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AssigneeClip It 2, Inc.
InventorsKathy S. Adams, Michael J. Knowles, Mark L. Kornhauser, Jack Gee, II
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The present invention provides an apparatus which facilitates attachment of objects to fabrics of various thicknesses while minimizing damage to the underlying fabric. A device is provided which includes a backing member formed from a flexible, resilient material which is shaped to surround and engage a majority of the periphery of an object to be attached to fabric. The backing member has an inner peripheral wall and an outer peripheral wall opposite the inner peripheral wall. At least one continuous discontinuity passes through both the inner and the outer peripheral walls allowing the backing member to expand in order to receive objects of various size. Another aspect of the present invention provides a tensioning device which serves to bias the backing member into contact with the fabric and the object.
A device for attaching an object to fabric, comprising:
A device according to claim, wherein said “L” shaped retaining members extend from said outer wall in a manner such that said troughs alternate between a position in which the opening of said trough faces toward the direction of insertion of said object and the direction opposite the direction of insertion of said object.
A device for attaching an object to fabric, comprising:
A device according to claim wherein said “L” shaped retaining members extend from said outer wall in a manner such that said trough alternates between a position in which the opening of said trough faces toward the direction of insertion of said object and the direction opposite the direction of insertion of said object.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.