Slip-on cover for a guitar stand cradle
OwnerElizabeth Buttice-Cannoninventor
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Slip-on covers for covering the cradle portions of a guitar stand. A guitar stand has a neck cradle and a body cradle for supporting a guitar. The covers are cylindrical pieces of soft fabric, having a top edge and an open bottom edge. A string is stitched to the inside surface of each cover, the string extending through the entire length of the cover, past the open bottom edge. A strip of hook and loop fasteners extends outward from the top edge of the cover. In use, the cover is slid downward over the arm. Once in place over the arms, the strings from each pair of covers are tied together in order to secure the covers in place. The strips of hook and loop fasteners are stretched around the circumference of the cover and secured thereto. Once the covers are in place, the guitar may be rested thereupon without fear of damage.
A slip-on cover for covering cradle portions of a guitar stand, said stand having a neck cradle and a body cradle for accommodating a guitar, the cradles having arms extending outward from a mid point for accommodating corresponding parts of a guitar, comprising:
A method of covering a cradle of a guitar stand with slip-on covers, wherein the stand has a neck cradle and a body cradle, each cradle having two arms extending outward from a mid point, and wherein each cover has a top edge, an open bottom edge, a string stitched to an inner surface of the cover, and a strip of hook and loop fasteners positioned at the top edge of the cover, comprising the steps of:
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