Abstract: A garment having edible components associated therewith can be made by stringing apertured edible items or candies onto fabric portions, for example, waistbands of panties, bikinis, etc. Strings of fabric can accommodate a variety of different types of edible materials and such materials can be of many shapes and sizes, in particular can reflect any particular holiday event in the year (e.g., hearts for Valentine's Day; shamrocks for St. Patrick's Day; pumpkins for Halloween, etc.). The garments can be re-used with or without rethreading edible items or candies of choice, and a kit for facilitating this practice forms one aspect of the present invention.

Abstract: A garment having edible components associated therewith can be made by stringing apertured edible items or candies onto fabric portions, for example, waistbands of panties, bikinis, etc. Strings of fabric can accommodate a variety of different types of edible materials and such materials can be of many shapes and sizes, in particular can reflect any particular holiday event in the year (e.g., hearts for Valentine's Day; shamrocks for St. Patrick's Day; pumpkins for Halloween, etc.). The garments can be re-used with or without rethreading edible items or candies of choice, and a kit for facilitating this practice forms one aspect of the present invention.

Abstract: A lighted survey rod of the present invention comprises an extended member having measurement indicia included thereon, a series of light emanating sources positioned along the member so that the light emanating therefrom provides a surveyor with the ability to observe and record surveying measurements in low light and/or night time surveying conditions. In a preferred embodiment, a battery source powers light emanating elements evenly spaced along the extent of a survey rod, illuminating measurement markings along such rod. Different intensities and/or colors of lights, luminescent material, etc. can be used to indicate measurements along the rod. Mirrored surfaces can be used to further enhance the visual characteristics of light emanating from the lighted surveying rod of the present invention.