Abstract: A convertible comestible comprising a food bar divisible into a plurality of edible portions, which can be repositioned to form a three-dimensional object such as a toy. The edible portions have shapes which are close-fitting and interrelating with one another to form one or more three-dimensional objects when separate from each other. Wrapping means may include a foil wrap for inner covering and an illustrated paper envelope as an outer cover. The food bar may be integral with separable edible portions or separated to begin with, or a combination of the two. The edible portions are generally sized to fit inside one's mouth, although some maybe bigger than others and may require more than one bite to be eaten.

Abstract: Reversible multifoldable greeting and advertising card having a plurality of panels with illustrations thereon and off-set openings in the panels through which the illustrations are visible to display messages and greetings to be conveyed which are related to various occasions and circumstances.

Abstract: A manufacturing system for soft goods having intricate curved configurations such as three dimensional toys that compacts and consolidates in a one-piece blank all the pattern parts for the manufacture of the toy where all the pattern parts use the same fabric material. The system includes a generally rectangular fabric blank having halve portions which are substantially mirror images of each other with respect to a median line, the blank providing maximum economy in the cutting and utilization of fabric material. The blank generally includes integrally formed body and leg-forming portions and may also include integrally formed head, ear and tail forming portions. The forming portions are appropriately shaped so that upon forming the blank into the toy, edges of corresponding forming portions mate with each other to enable the toy to be manufactured with a minimum number of seams and pieces. One-piece head forming blanks are also disclosed for use with blanks which, when formed, provide a body for a soft toy.

Abstract: A doll head comprises a soft core, such as foam rubber, with a pair of sleeping eye modules therein, an outer covering through which the eyes peer out and an intermediary member having annular parts joined by an intermediate nose portion to form a mask-like member within the outer covering for securing the eye modules to said covering and in place relative to each other.

Abstract: A manufacturing system for soft goods having intricate curved configurations such as three dimensional toys that compacts and consolidates in a one-piece blank all the pattern parts for the manufacture of the toy where all the pattern parts use the same fabric material. The system includes a generally rectangular fabric blank having halve portions which are substantially mirror images of each other with respect to a median line, the blank providing maximum economy in the cutting and utilization of fabric material. The blank generally includes integrally formed body and leg-forming portions and may also include integrally formed head, ear and tail forming portions. The forming portions are appropriately shaped so that upon forming the blank into the toy, edges of corresponding forming portions mate with each other to enable the toy to be manufactured with a minimum number of seams and pieces. One-piece head forming blanks are also disclosed for use with blanks which, when formed, provide a body for a soft toy.

Abstract: A convertible stuffed toy having a pair of soft, generally round head members disposed with their neck members connected together with a common juncture and having face portions disposed toward opposite directions from each other and a reversible shell fabric cover connected to said head members along said common juncture for flipping movement about said common juncture and said shell fabric cover being selectively flippable about the common junction to cover and conceal one head while leaving the other head visible, the concealed head serving as the body of the visible head.