Abstract: A jewelry holder comprising an flat upright plastic panel preferably rectangle and has a lightly defined straight border on the face of the panel near its edges on all sides which border contains perforations within the border so the panel can be attached to any accepting surface. The interior of the panel free of the borders includes a plurity of perforations that penetrate the panel and are evenly spaced horizontally and evenly sized throughout said panel and when cord is pulled/woven/attached in and out of said perorations in a such manner will form a multitude of cord/loop supports that jewelry/articles can be hung on or attached to. The panel can include at least one horizontal plastic container at the panel's base to hold jewelry/articles not elected or unable to be hung or attached to the cord/loops on the jewelry holder's panel.

Abstract: A flexible screen partition that has a plastic frame with top, bottom, left, and right sides surrounding an open interior space. The plastic frame is preferably rectangular and flexible. A wire mesh segment covers the entire interior space of the plastic frame. The wire mesh segment has top, bottom, left, and right edges that are fused with the respective sides of the plastic frame. The plastic frame has at least one receiving aperture on both its left and right sides. The flexible screen partition also includes at least one extension piece. This extension piece has at least one insertable projection on one of its sides. The insertable projection is insertable into a receiving aperture on the plastic frame. An extension piece is attached to either the right or left side of the plastic frame when the plastic frame is not wide enough to cover the area of its intended use.

Abstract: A method of sculpturing using solid plastic configurations, such as blocks, and in which a general shape is formed and liquid plastic is poured in a multiplicity of steps over the general shape while utilizing means for controlling the plastic flow in order to achieve the desired shape. Another method of sculpturing with plastic material is set forth whereby a solid plastic block is drilled internally and the holes are fractured to form an internal sculpture.