Abstract: A self-contained folding wingnut tool for a variety of wingnut applications including percussion instruments. The tool has a hinged clamshell housing with multi-spaced pairs of upstanding wingnut engagement elements aligned to engage and adjustably turn wingnuts of various dimensions therebetween. Each pair of upstanding wingnut engagements form opposing space contoured frictional engagement surfaces for the registration with respective portions of a wingnut, positioned therebetween. The opposing spaced wingnut engagement pairs extend from wingnut engagement portion of the hinged housing inwardly from its free end, so when opened and extended an oppositely disposed portion handle is formed by the opposite housing portion for leverage and enclosure when closed.

Abstract: A modular panel is described which has a flexible planar sheet form body with peripheral edges. Zippers are positioned along each of the four peripheral edges. The zippers along the peripheral edges of the body enable the peripheral edges to be mated with each other or other bodies to form articles of clothing, clothing accessories and the like.