Quilt heat bonding system
OwnerMona Lou M. Emerfollinventor
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Abstract
A quilt heat bonding apparatus is provided to aid in the assembly of quilts when used in conjunction with STITCH WITCHERY(™) to produce quilts via a heat fusing process. A handle with a power cord and a control switch that accepts round heating elements of various diameters. The heating elements. vary in size from approximately one inch to two inches. A quilt would be assembled in five layers with the top quilt on top, followed by a layer of STITCH WITCHERY(™), then the batting, then another layer of STITCH WITCHERY(™), and finally the quilt backing. Various sizes of heating elements would be used on various types and sizes of quilts and the final intended use.
Claims5
A quilt heat bonding apparatus comprising:
- an articulating handle formed of an upper handle element opposed to a lower handle element affixed together by a spring urged hinge;
- a lower extension am mechanically affixed to said upper handle element;
- an upper extension arm mechanically affixed to said lower handle element;
- said lower extension arm formed in an upwardly arcuate shape and terminating at a first attachment means;
- said lower extension arm formed in an lower arcuate shape and terminating at a second attachment means;
- an electrical power supply extending from said handle;
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- heating elements located at a first attachment end terminating, said first attachment means and a second attachment end terminating said second attachment means, respectively, wherein each said pair of plates vary in size from approximately one inch to two inches and provide various heating surfaces.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.