Abstract: A portable adjustable child's chair which may be converted into a booster seat or high chair. Removable seat and back panels permit both height and depth adjustment of the child's chair by selectively inserting the panels into one or another of a series of generally horizontal and generally vertical grooves in the side panels.

Abstract: A device for closing zippers on plastic bags, the device being separable from the bags to enable repeated usage. The closing device is adapted to function as an extension of the finger-thumb action. It comprises a generally inverted U-shaped channel for receiving the interlocking elements of the zipper with the opposing legs of the device being resilient and engageable toward one another to press the interlocking zipper elements together. A guide is formed in the legs to align the zipper elements. Projections opposite the guide aid in giving a sense to the user of aligning of the guide with the zipper elements.

Abstract: A Roman shade is formed from plastic sheet material having a heat sealable characteristic. Transverse, horizontally extending pleats are folded in the shade and are heat sealed to permanently secure them. A bottom hem is formed by folding and heat sealing a bottom portion of the shade together, and the terminal end portion of the shade may be joined to a bottom horizontally extending pleat, either within or adjacent the pleat, so that the bottom pleat and hem are formed at the same time. Apertures, through which shade pull strings are guided, are provided in the pleats.

Abstract: A Roman shade is formed from plastic sheet material having a heat sealable characteristic. Transverse, horizontally extending pleats are folded in the shade and are heat sealed to permanently secure them. A bottom hem is formed by folding and heat sealing a bottom portion of the shade together, and the terminal end portion of the shade may be joined to a bottom horizontally extending pleat, either within or adjacent the pleat, so that the bottom pleat and hem are formed at the same time. Aperture, through which shade pull strings are guided, are provided in the pleats.