Abstract: The invention thus comprises a hem holding device for the temporary shortening and raising of a hem line of an article of clothing by the wearer of that clothing. The device includes an elongated front panel having a first end, a second end, a front side and a rear side with a thin piercing pin extending off of the rear side of the front panel adjacent the first end thereof. A frame member has a proximal end extending off of the rear side of the front panel at the second end thereof, the frame member also having a distal end with a hinge thereon. A pivotable finger is attached to the hinge on the frame member, the finger having a first end in swingable engagement with the piercing pin, the finger also having a gripping surface defining a first plane.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a decorative belt loop pin for the decorating of an article of clothing and for the securement of a belt to an article of clothing. The belt loop pin comprises a rectangularly shaped frame having a central internal opening of rectangular shape. A front member is arranged to receive a decorative panel thereon. A rear member has an upper end and a lower end, the upper end having an upper standoff thereon, the lower end having a lower standoff thereon. The upper standoff has an elongated securement pin hingedly attached thereto. The lower standoff has a securement grasping member thereon. The internal opening of the rectangular frame crtically has a minimum length of about one inch, and a minimum width of about at least three-eighths of an inch, to permit a belt to be readily passed therethrough.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a microphone holding decorative pin assembly for the holding of one or more miniature microphones and for providing an attractive holding pin assembly. The pin assembly comprises a panel having a front surface for a decorative pin display for a wearer thereof. The panel has a rear surface with a first and a second securement arrangement thereon. The first securement means comprises a pivotable pin arranged between a pair of standoffs extending from the rear surface of the panel. The second securement means comprises a biased paddle hingedly attached to a base on the rear surface, the paddle having a angled frame so as to permit the paddle to secure a plurality of microphones wires in a uniform manner. The paddle and the base each define a plane which are parallel to one another to prevent pinching of any microphone wires between the paddle and the base.