Pam Hester - Huntersville NC, US Deborah H Mance - Huntersville NC, US Ian D. Kovacevich - Charlotte NC, US Mary LaValley - Huntersville NC, US Daniel Lee Bizzell - Davidson NC, US Thomas James Philpott - Charlotte NC, US Barry Hester - Huntersville NC, US
Assignee:
Edison Nation, LLC - Charlotte NC
International Classification:
B42F 5/00 B42D 3/00
US Classification:
281 29, 281 22
Abstract:
An apparatus for securely holding and protecting a layout of elements includes a portfolio having a first cover and a first overlay. The first overlay and the first cover are releasably cohered together, preferably utilizing magnetic forces. A loose arrangement of elements can be secured to a work surface of the first cover using the first overlay for safe storage and transport. The apparatus is used in rubber stamping design, stained-glass design, and quilting design.
Securing Arrangement Of Loose Elements Of Draft Scrapbooking Page
Pam Hester - Huntersville NC, US Deborah Mance - Huntersville NC, US Ian Kovacevich - Charlotte NC, US Mary LaValley - Huntersville NC, US Daniel Bizzell - Davidson NC, US Tom Philpott - Charlotte NC, US Barry Hester - Huntersville NC, US
Assignee:
BOUNCING BRAIN PRODUCTIONS SUBSIDIARY 1, LLC - Charlotte NC Arccivo, LLC - Charlotte NC
International Classification:
B42D 1/00 B31B 13/00
US Classification:
493374000, 281015100, 281022000, 281029000
Abstract:
An apparatus for securely holding and protecting a layout of elements for a page of a scrapbook includes a portfolio having first and second covers, each cover having a width and height each of which exceeds the width and height of a scrapbooking page; and a first overlay having a width and height each of which exceeds the width and height of a scrapbooking page. The first overlay and the first cover are releasably cohered together, preferably utilizing magnetic forces. A scrapbooking page and loose elements arranged thereof thereby may be secured between the overlay and the cover for safe storage and transport between scrapbooking sessions.
Securing Arrangement Of Loose Elements Of Draft Scrapbooking Page
Pam Hester - Huntersville NC, US Deborah Mance - Huntersville NC, US Ian Kovacevich - Charlotte NC, US Mary LaValley - Huntersville NC, US Daniel Bizzell - Davidson NC, US Tom Philpott - Charlotte NC, US Barry Hester - Huntersville NC, US
Assignee:
Arccivo, LLC - Charlotte NC
International Classification:
B42D 1/08
US Classification:
281022000
Abstract:
Securing an arrangement of loose elements on a scrapbooking page includes: positioning a scrapbooking page on top of a work surface; positioning loose elements of a scrapbooking page on top of the scrapbooking page; and magnetically securing the loose elements to the work surface with the scrapbooking page disposed therebetween such that the draft scrapbooking page may then be moved and stored with the work surface without disturbing the particular arrangement of the loose elements on the scrapbooking page. The work surface may include a generally rectangular shape and may be dimensioned such that it is slightly larger than a scrapbooking page. A loose element is secured to the work surface by a magnetic member that is positioned over the loose element. The particular arrangement of loose elements on the scrapbooking page are magnetically secured such that the particular arrangement is undisturbed by moving and storing of the work surface.
Securing Arrangement Of Loose Elements In Draft Arrangement On Work Surface Of Hand Portable Object
Pam HESTER - Huntersville NC, US Deborah H. MANCE - Huntersville NC, US Ian D. KOVACEVICH - Charlotte NC, US Mary LaValley - Huntersville NC, US Daniel Lee BIZZELL - Davidson NC, US Tom PHILPOTT - Charlotte NC, US Barry HESTER - Huntersville NC, US
Assignee:
ARCCIVO, LLC - Charlotte NC
International Classification:
B42D 1/08 B42D 3/00
US Classification:
281 22, 281 29, 281 151
Abstract:
An apparatus for securely holding and protecting a layout of elements includes a portfolio having a first cover and a first overlay. The first overlay and the first cover are releasably cohered together, preferably utilizing magnetic forces. A loose arrangement of elements can be secured to a work surface of the first cover using the first overlay for safe storage and transport. The apparatus is used in rubber stamping design, stained-glass design, and quilting design.
Securing Arrangement Of Loose Elements Of Draft Scrapbooking Page
Pam HESTER - Huntersville NC, US Deborah H. Mance - Huntersville NC, US Ian D. Kovacevich - Charlotte NC, US Mary Lavalley - Huntersville NC, US Daniel Lee Bizzell - Davidson NC, US Tom Philpott - Charlotte NC, US Barry Hester - Huntersville NC, US
International Classification:
B42C 7/00 B42D 3/00 B42D 1/00
US Classification:
412 1, 281 29, 281 38
Abstract:
An apparatus for securely holding and protecting a layout of elements for a page of a scrapbook includes a portfolio having first and second covers, each cover having a width and height each of which exceeds the width and height of a scrapbooking page; and a first overlay having a width and height each of which exceeds the width and height of a scrapbooking page. The first overlay and the first cover are releasably cohered together, preferably utilizing magnetic forces. A scrapbooking page and loose elements arranged thereof thereby may be secured between the overlay and the cover for safe storage and transport between scrapbooking sessions.
Nerium International
Brand Partner
Oak Ridge Home Feb 2009 - Jun 2011
Human Resources Assistant
The Lutheran Home Feb 2009 - Jun 2011
Human Resources Assistant
Education:
St.edward's University 1984 - 1987
Alfred State College - Suny College of Technology 1977 - 1979
Associates, Associate of Arts
Robert Day, Jimmy Hickinbotham, Carol Crowley, Vickie Hennerberg, Janice Westing, Debra Stewart, Peggy Zabokrtsky, Donna Meyer, Rick Ludvicek, Melanie Brown, Lavina Brenneis