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US 9,554,664 B2Granted
Decorative ornament
OwnerWifred John Bellinghauseninventor
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Abstract
A decorative object to be decorative may include a first section having a first body member and a first neck member, a second section having a second body member and a second neck member being connected to the first section, a third section having a third body member and a third neck member being connected to the first section. The first section may be looped and the second section may be looped over the first section. The third section may be looped over the second section. The first section may include a hanging extending projection to hang the decorative object.
Claims8
A decorative object to be decorative, comprising:
- a sheet including:
- a first section having a first body member, a first transverse slot, and a first neck member that is directly connected to a second section;
- the second section having a second body member, a second transverse slot, a second neck member that is directly connected to a third section, and a noncontinuous slit that defines an area for indicia;
- the third section having a third body member, a third transverse slot, and a third neck member that is directly connected to a fourth section;
- and the fourth section having a fourth body member, a fourth transverse slot, a fourth neck member that is directly connected to the third section, and a projecting fastener extending in the opposite direction of the third section;
- wherein the first section is looped to form a first loop, the second section is looped to form a second loop around the first section, the third section is looped to form a third loop around the first and second loops, and the fourth section is looped to form a fourth loop around the first, second, and third loops;
- and wherein the fastener is inserted into and cooperates with each of the first, second, third, and fourth transverse slots to fasten the first, second, third, and fourth loops into place.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.