Abstract: A generally rectangular sheet which has a plurality of holes arranged in vertical and horizontal rows is secured into any of a variety of different sized sleeves. This may be accomplished by the use of a lace or strand being woven through overlying holes, by the use of two-piece rivets, or by the use of nubs extending from a first surface adjacent one edge of the sheet being received in holes adjacent the opposite edge. A bottom for the sleeve can be formed by interweaving the strand or by a separate bottom member that is attached by two-piece rivets or arms. These arms may be received in a horizontal row of holes directly or nubs on the arms may extend into the holes. The attachment nubs can be shaped to be received in complimentarily shaped holes in the sheet and may involve a sliding into a recess sized to receive a head portion of a button. An extending tab can be used to secure the personal carrier to a belt or shoulder strap to secure it to a portion of the body of the user.

Abstract: A novelty greeting card with a hanging mobile configuration constructed of planar semirigid flexible material comprised of two hingedly connected side members. These side members have base portions which are bent into a perpendicular position to overlap and form a base foundation. This base portion supports an upper structure from which the hanging mobile or other visual attraction is suspended. The card and the hanging mobile are printed with appropriate visual indicia of a coordinated nature to enhance and complete the presentation of the card.

Abstract: A head covering containing a carrier means for securely retaining an article. The carrier means may be affixed or removably attached to a crown means or some other portion of the head covering. A flap or cover means may be present to cover and protect the carrier means and the article to be retained.