Abstract: An organizational structure for supporting an object in at least a generally vertical manner includes a generally planar first support surface having a first end and an opposing second end. The first support surface extends in a first plane. A generally planar second support surface has a first end and an opposing second end. The second support surface extends in a second plane. The second plane extends generally perpendicularly to the first plane. A plurality of laterally spaced-apart strands extends parallel to one another. A first end of each strand is secured to the first support surface at a location spaced-apart from the first and second ends thereof. An opposing second end of each strand is secured to the second support surface at a location spaced-apart from the first and second ends thereof.

Abstract: A Wilton-type carpet and methods of making integral fringes on it, of affixing a decorative border around the periphery of the carpet and of inlaying decorative strands within the design of the carpet. The method creates integral fringes by the one way looming of the face yarns and by the severance of two transverse backing strands. The backing is undone while simultaneously releasing face yarns to act as the fringes. The method also provides a shelf at the fringe/carpet face interface allowing for a decorative trim to be affixed thereto. Another aspect of the method entails the complete removal of face yarns at both left and right sides to result in a shelf along the left and right sides to which decorative trim can be affixed. The face yarns within the carpet face can be removed in both the longitudinal and transverse directions to inlay decorative yarn therein.