Having Pocket Patents (Class 5/485)
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Publication number: 20110088165Abstract: Embodiments of the invention relate to a child sleeping system comprising a blanket, a pillow, pillow band and a carrying pouch. The blanket has a generally rectangular configuration and a length and a width. The pillow has a generally rectangular configuration filled with a non-allergenic material, and has a length and width, at least one of the pillow length and width in a predetermined dimensional relationship with at least one of the blanket length and width. The carrying pouch has a generally rectangular configuration, defines an opening at the first edge and communicates with the blanket second edge; the carrying pouch has a length and width in a predetermined dimensional relationship with at least one of the pillow length and width. The carrying pouch is adapted to receive the blanket and pillow when the pillow is folded over and the blanket side edges are folded over the pillow.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 15, 2010Publication date: April 21, 2011Inventor: Ann Cruz
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Patent number: 7874028Abstract: An easily laundered one piece sofa protector and bedding substitute for couches and sofas having a fitted sheet type element conjoined to a flat sheet in such a way to stay in place while the sofa occupant sleeps. Alternately, the flat sheet may be pulled away from the fitted sheet and laid against the back sofa cushions to protect them from soiling. Additionally, a sewn in pouch for the temporary retention of a typical throw pillow is provided so that the throw pillow may be used as a sleeping pillow without soiling the surface of the throw pillow.Type: GrantFiled: July 17, 2007Date of Patent: January 25, 2011Inventor: Kenneth Clark Bradford
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Patent number: 7856684Abstract: A fitted bed sheet is disclosed. The bed sheet comprises a generally rectangular middle portion having a first fold line on a first edge and a second fold line on a second opposing edge. The bed sheet further comprises a first side portion having a generally concave shape. The first side portion is folded along the first fold line. The bed sheet further comprises a second side portion having a generally concave shape. The second side portion is folded along the second fold line such that the second side portion contacts the first side portion. The first side portion, the middle portion and the second side portion are coupled along opposing ends generally perpendicular to the first fold line and the second fold line.Type: GrantFiled: August 6, 2007Date of Patent: December 28, 2010Assignee: Medline Industries, Inc.Inventors: James B. Robertson, Natallie N. O'Connor
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Patent number: 7832032Abstract: A multipurpose sleeping bag has an opening in the center that can be drawn around one's neck in an over garment mode, or closed in a sleeping bag mode. A draw cord is employed to compress a foot portion and, optionally, a foot draft tube, into a knot-like configuration for the sleeping bag mode. For operations other than the sleeping bag mode, the foot portion is left open to form a skirt-like configuration. Another embodiment configures a multipurpose hypothermia sleeping bag, which includes flap panels positioned on the top side thereof to provide an opening for IV or catheter administration to a hypothermia patient. Each flap panel can also accept a heating device. Chest and back pockets, respectively above and below the head opening, accept heating devices to provide warmth while using the sleeping bag in an over garment mode of operation.Type: GrantFiled: April 3, 2009Date of Patent: November 16, 2010Inventor: Richard E. Haislip
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Patent number: 7811243Abstract: A system and method for applying therapeutic forces to the vertebrae contained within a section of a patient's spine. The system utilizes a flexible pressure blanket having two ends and both a top surface and a bottom surface that extend between those two ends. A patient is asked to lie in a supine position on an elevated platform. The flexible pressure blanket is draped over the patient, wherein a central section of the flexible pressure blanket contacts the patient and end sections dangle freely on opposite sides of said patient. Weight elements are attached to the flexible pressure blanket to effect therapeutic forces upon the spine of the patient. The weight elements can be attached in-line with individual vertebrae in the spine. In this manner, forces acting in different directions can be experienced by the spine, thereby manipulating the spine from the benefit of the patient.Type: GrantFiled: February 21, 2007Date of Patent: October 12, 2010Inventor: Ronald J. Kollmann
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Patent number: 7810184Abstract: The fitted sheet system is adapted for ship bunk systems and comprises either a single flat sheet or two single sheets sewn together. The sheet includes two opposed top ends and two opposed sides. The opposed ends include hospital corners to provide a tight fit. The top sheet is sewn along a side edge of the bottom sheet and is adapted to fold over the mattress top. Four equally spaced matching slots, two on each longitudinal side, are disposed on the bottom edges of the two sides for receiving straps. Alternatively, straps are provided at the bottom of the sheet for tightening the sheet over the mattress. A pillowcase is attached to the sheet. A decorative hem displaying a logo is disposed on the fitted sheet.Type: GrantFiled: August 21, 2008Date of Patent: October 12, 2010Inventor: Kathleen McCollum
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Publication number: 20100256716Abstract: A multipurpose sleeping bag has an opening in the center that can be drawn around one's neck in an over garment mode, or closed in a sleeping bag mode. A draw cord is employed to compress a foot portion and, optionally, a foot draft tube, into a knot-like configuration for the sleeping bag mode. For operations other than the sleeping bag mode, the foot portion is left open to form a skirt-like configuration. Another embodiment configures a multipurpose hypothermia sleeping bag, which includes flap panels positioned on the top side thereof to provide an opening for IV or catheter administration to a hypothermia patient. Each flap panel can also accept a heating device. Chest and back pockets, respectively above and below the head opening, accept heating devices to provide warmth while using the sleeping bag in an over garment mode of operation.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 3, 2009Publication date: October 7, 2010Inventor: Richard E. Haislip
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Patent number: 7757315Abstract: A mattress wrap set is disclosed, providing an easy way to cover a mattress with a sheet, and remove the sheet from the mattress. The mattress wrap set includes a wrap sheet to cover the sides of a mattress and having a top edge that is inelastic. The top edge includes four right-angled corners and is adapted to cover a periphery of the top of the mattress. The mattress wrap set further includes a top sheet to cover at least most of the top of the mattress, and a plurality of fasteners, with one fastener located at each right-angled corner to removably connect the top sheet to the wrap sheet.Type: GrantFiled: April 9, 2007Date of Patent: July 20, 2010Inventor: Yolanda Lopez-Rettew
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Publication number: 20100162486Abstract: Set of attachments, including one or more attachments are attached to a portion of bedding for storing an item, such that someone lying in bed may comfortably reach the item while in bed. The set of attachments may include various sorts of holders for holding personal items, such as one or more pockets and/or one or more straps. In an embodiment the bedding is a fitted bed sheet. In other embodiments, the bedding may be other pieces of bedding where the set of attachments may be placed within reach of the person. In an embodiment, the location of the set of attachments is based on an average sized individual of a particular population and the size of the bedding. In another embodiment, the location of the pocket is based on the dimensions of the individual for which the set of attachments is made and on the individual's bedding.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 14, 2009Publication date: July 1, 2010Inventor: Teresa M. Joyce
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Publication number: 20100154122Abstract: A bed covering system is disclosed comprising an upper sheet and a lower sheet wherein the lower sheet fits on a mattress in a removable manner. The upper sheet is connected to the lower sheet through expandable flaps of material. A zipper runs between the sides of the upper and lower sheets such that when it is zipped, the upper sheet is pulled tightly against the lower sheet but when it is unzipped the upper sheet is allowed to move away from the lower sheet to the extent of the expandable flaps or material.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 22, 2009Publication date: June 24, 2010Inventors: Kathleen M. Crispino, Dennis Crispino
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Patent number: 7739761Abstract: A bedding accessory for storing a plurality of articles in the space fully beneath a bed frame includes a sheet portion, side portions appended to an edge of the sheet portion, and storage compartments formed on the side portions. The sheet portion is placed in substantially covering relation to an upper surface of a mattress support structure. The side portions are arranged to hang downwardly from the sheet portion adjacent the space beneath the bed frame. Each storage compartment is configured to retain at last one article therein and is comprised of an outer panel facing outwardly away from the bed frame and an inner panel facing inwardly toward the space beneath the bed frame. The inner and outer panels of each storage compartment jointly define an opening for receipt of an article, and the compartment substantially retains the article in the space fully beneath the bed frame.Type: GrantFiled: September 25, 2008Date of Patent: June 22, 2010Assignee: Edison Nation, LLCInventor: Holly S. Tucker
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Publication number: 20100138996Abstract: A privacy blanket, including a blanket body having a first side surface and a second side surface. At least one engagement portion is provided to removably engage the privacy blanket with a user. The privacy blanket further includes at least one functional portion for providing a containment area, a storage arrangement, and/or a working area.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 10, 2008Publication date: June 10, 2010Inventor: Valerie L. Davis
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Patent number: 7725966Abstract: A temperature controlled stroller blanket for controlling the ambient temperature around a child in a stroller is disclosed. The blanket is configured to be placed beneath the child within the stroller compartment. The blanket is constructed with a plurality of sealable pockets. The pockets are sized to receive and hold temperature packs for producing heat or extracting heat (cooling). The blanket also preferably includes a plurality of slits configured to permit passage of the straps of the stroller harness system to secure the child in the stroller. The temperature packs act to warm or cool the ambient air around the child, creating a comfortable environment within the stroller compartment. Once the packs expire, they may be removed and recharged or replaced.Type: GrantFiled: December 18, 2007Date of Patent: June 1, 2010Assignee: The Jimmy, Inc.Inventors: James B. Prater, Christel L. Prater
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Publication number: 20100122413Abstract: A bedding element having a plurality of storage pockets. The pockets being closed on at least two sides to retain items within the pocket. The pockets further having an open top to allow for easy access to items stored within the pockets.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 17, 2009Publication date: May 20, 2010Inventor: Martha McNair
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Publication number: 20100125298Abstract: A children's comfort system is disclosed comprising a blanket made from a markable and washable fabric material body, a permanent or washable marker set removably attached to the blanket, an interchangeable comfort device connected to the blanket, and a markable and washable toy doll attached to the blanket.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 2, 2009Publication date: May 20, 2010Inventor: ELISABETH K. WHITNEY
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Patent number: 7673354Abstract: A resting method and apparatus for a young child. The young child can be either a newborn, infant, or toddler. The resting apparatus will attach to a cushion such as a mattress, or other back supporting device which is generally associated with a crib or other child's sleeping environmental structure. The resting apparatus has a base sheet or cover which attaches to the cushion. On top of the base cover is attached a pouch section. The pouch section is sized to allow the child to fit comfortably within the interior of the pouch from the child's neck to the child's feet. The pouch fits securely against the outer surface area of the child. The child is laid on its back within the pouch. The arms and legs are held in longitudinal alignment within the pouch. The pouch is designed to restrain the child from overturning from its back position to a front facing position.Type: GrantFiled: August 29, 2006Date of Patent: March 9, 2010Inventor: Sarath Fader
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Publication number: 20100043144Abstract: An article of bedding comprising a bottom sheet (11) having side walls (12) thus to form a box sheet to be placed elastically over a mattress (10), and a top cover (14) having its edges attached to those of the bottom sheet (11) by means of a gusset (16). A sliding clasp fastener or the like (15) is provided to attach the edges of the bottom sheet and top cover together respectively when the article is not in use. A pillowcase (18) is permanently or removably attached to one end of the sheet and has an opening for insertion and removal of a pillow. The entire article, possibly excluding the pillow, is preferably of machine washable materials. An article made in this way ensures that the top cover which may contain a duvet, cannot slide off the bed inadvertently and therefore the occupant, most likely a child, is kept warm and safe from falling out of bed whilst having freedom of movement within the enclosure formed by the bottom sheet and top cover.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 2, 2009Publication date: February 25, 2010Applicant: FINECARD INTERNATIONAL LIMITEDInventor: Mark Anthony Thompson
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Patent number: 7661160Abstract: A beach blanket that remains in an unfolded position while on a flat surface. The beach blanket has a pair of incorporated polyvinyl chloride (PVC) straps to provide internal, structural strength when the beach blanket is in an extended position. Also, the beach blanket has at least one internal wire loop that provides extra structural support when the beach blanket is open.Type: GrantFiled: February 5, 2009Date of Patent: February 16, 2010Inventor: David M. Adams
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Patent number: 7647658Abstract: A baby blanket includes a generally rectangular base cloth panel with a front face and an opposite rear face and a front cloth panel defining five edges. The front cloth panel is attached to the base cloth panel along four of the five edges so as to define a pocket between the front and base cloth panels and to define an opening into the pocket between the fifth edge of the front cloth panel and the base cloth panel, the pocket configured to receive the baby therein such that the front cloth panel covers substantially the entire torso of the baby. A plurality of tie members are attached to the front cloth panel proximate the fifth edge of the front cloth panel, the plurality of tie members configured to releasably couple to corresponding tie members attached to the base cloth panel so as to maintain the opening in a closed position and inhibit entry into the pocket when the blanket is not in use.Type: GrantFiled: February 29, 2008Date of Patent: January 19, 2010Assignee: Luv My Woobie, Inc.Inventor: Elizabeth A. Wilson
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Patent number: 7636965Abstract: A bedding accessory for storing shoes in the space fully beneath a bed frame includes a sheet portion, side portions appended to an edge of the sheet portion, and storage compartments formed on the side portions. The sheet portion is placed in substantially covering relation to an upper surface of a mattress support structure. The side portions are arranged to hang downwardly from the sheet portion adjacent the space beneath the bed frame. Each storage compartment is configured to retain a pair of shoes therein and is comprised of an outer panel facing outwardly away from the bed frame and an inner panel facing inwardly toward the space beneath the bed frame. The inner and outer panels of each storage compartment jointly define an opening for receipt of a pair of shoes, and the compartment substantially retains the shoes in the space fully beneath the bed frame.Type: GrantFiled: September 29, 2008Date of Patent: December 29, 2009Assignee: Edison Nation, LLCInventor: Holly S. Tucker
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Patent number: 7624460Abstract: Disclosed is a comforter cover having a sleeve and one or more end caps. The sleeve can have one or two open ends and the comforter can be received into the sleeve through one of the open ends. The end cap or end caps can be fittable over the sleeve and comforter to close the open end or ends of the sleeve. A fastening system can fasten the end cap or end caps to the sleeve. The fastening system can be provided by buttons attached to the comforter which button through buttonholes in the sleeve and end caps, or by closable fasteners passing through openings in the sleeve, the end caps and also in the comforter, or other suitable fastening devices. The comforter cover can protect the comforter against wear and tear, promotes cleanliness, can seal in an esthetic manner and lends itself to a variety of ornamentation and visual effects.Type: GrantFiled: November 20, 2007Date of Patent: December 1, 2009Inventors: Michael J. Maimone, Jaydine M. Jimenez
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Patent number: 7621006Abstract: A bedding accessory for storing shoes at least partially in the space beneath a bed frame includes a sheet portion, side portions appended to an edge of the sheet portion, and storage compartments formed on the side portions. The sheet portion is placed in substantially covering relation to an upper surface of a mattress support structure. The side portions are arranged to hang downwardly from the sheet portion adjacent the space beneath the bed frame. Each storage compartment is configured to retain a shoe therein and is comprised of an outer panel facing outwardly away from the bed frame and an inner panel facing inwardly toward the space beneath the bed frame. The inner and outer panels of each storage compartment jointly define an opening for receipt of a shoe, and the compartment substantially retains the shoe at least partially in the space beneath the bed frame.Type: GrantFiled: September 25, 2008Date of Patent: November 24, 2009Assignee: Edison Nation, LLCInventor: Holly S. Tucker
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Publication number: 20090249549Abstract: A bedspread apparatus and method for facilitating the bed making process, possibly eliminating the need for pillow shams, and providing convenient storage of at least one item. A second layer portion may overlay part of the primary surface of the bedspread creating a pocket or space there between. Pillows, pajamas, or any other items may be conveniently stored within the pocket or space. The second layer portion may be either unitary with the primary surface of the bedspread or the second layer portion may be removably attached thereto. Overlapping side seams of both the second layer portion and primary surface may be secured together to further define the pocket or space. The leading edge of the second layer portion may be releasably fastened to the primary surface and the primary surface may further comprise fitted bottom corners at its foot region to facilitate placement of the present inventive bedspread.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 4, 2008Publication date: October 8, 2009Inventor: Cynthia M. Margrander
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Publication number: 20090235454Abstract: By way of example, the preferred modification for the pillowcase with a storage pocket to house a condom improvement, resolve in a flap closure. The flap closure now secures the condom from being misplace when continual movement occurs through out the entire pillowcase. The condom is secure inside the pocket by pushing the added flap in a downward motion with your fingers overlapping the insertion opening entrance. Moreover, pulling the flap in an upward motion open the non-stitch side to gain entry through out the pocket body where the condom can be retrieve. The flap closure is sewn into the pillowcase fabric ½ inch above the pocket entrance. The flap is the same measurement in width for the pocket, and it securely fit over the insertion opening evenly across on to the pocket.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 20, 2008Publication date: September 24, 2009Inventor: Romero Rodriquez Leverette
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Publication number: 20090229052Abstract: The present invention provides removable bed, mattress, and seat wraps with integrated storage compartments. Advantageously, these removable bed, mattress, and seat wraps allow a user to place pockets and other storage compartments of and in a wide variety of configurations where they are desired with respect to a bed, mattress, seat, or the like, and remove these pockets and other storage compartments quickly and easily when desired. For example, the removable bed, mattress, and seat wraps of the present invention may be used in conjunction with the headboard of a bed, a mattress, a box spring, a home seat, a vehicle seat, a boat seat, or virtually any other suitable structure, stationary or mobile.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 11, 2009Publication date: September 17, 2009Inventors: Scott T. Swierski, Dawn M. Swierski
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Patent number: 7584515Abstract: A fitted sheet-blanket (30) suitable for use with a crib or bassinet mattress (33) is provided. The fitted sheet-blanket can include a pocket coverlet (21) securely detachable on a top of the fitted sheet-blanket to form an open-ended pocket, and a pillow (13) securely detachable on the top of the fitted sheet-blanket and located above the open-ended pocket. The pocket coverlet can include one or more detachable inserts to provide an adjustable depth of the pocket relative to the pillow.Type: GrantFiled: August 30, 2007Date of Patent: September 8, 2009Inventors: Dianna Jones, Angelia Roy
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Publication number: 20090211024Abstract: A system is provided for enhancing the safety of a sleeping arrangement for a child on a bed. The bed includes a mattress and a boxspring. The system includes a frame to enclose a perimeter of the mattress and the boxspring. The frame includes a plurality of sections, which are removably attached at respective junctures with hook and loop fasteners. An outer surface of the frame is formed from a plush material. The plurality of sections includes a pair of side sections which extend along a respective pair of opposing side surfaces of the mattress and the boxspring. The pair of side sections includes a respective vertical bumper configured to extend from a top portion of the side sections by a predetermined height, to prevent the child on the bed from passing outside the side surfaces of the mattress and falling from the mattress.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 25, 2009Publication date: August 27, 2009Inventors: Jeremy Maloney, Randy Ray Vaughn
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Publication number: 20090211025Abstract: Set of attachments, including one or more attachments are attached to a portion of bedding for storing an item, such that someone lying in bed may comfortably reach the item while in bed. The set of attachments may include various sorts of holders for holding personal items, such as one or more pockets and/or one or more straps. In an embodiment the bedding is a fitted bed sheet. In other embodiments, the bedding may be other pieces of bedding where the set of attachments may be placed within reach of the person. In an embodiment, the location of the set of attachments is based on an average sized individual of a particular population and the size of the bedding. In another embodiment, the location of the pocket is based on the dimensions of the individual for which the set of attachments is made and on the individual's bedding.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 4, 2009Publication date: August 27, 2009Inventor: Teresa M. Joyce
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Publication number: 20090205133Abstract: An all in one bedding set which includes a combination top and bottom sheet set partially pre-sewn together to make it easier for handicap or otherwise impaired people to place sheets on a mattress as well as a feature to make it easier to place the sheets in combination with a blanket on the mattress. The invention also includes a matching pillow case with two internal compartments or pockets, the second pocket for use in storing items such as folded pajamas. A blanket is also optionally pre-attached to the sheets.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 28, 2008Publication date: August 20, 2009Inventor: ANNIE L. THOMAS
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Patent number: 7543344Abstract: A cover includes an enclosure for a heating blanket which is formed between an upper sheet bonded to a lower sheet of the cover. An opening for the enclosure is formed by a panel of the upper sheet which is separable from the lower sheet.Type: GrantFiled: September 29, 2006Date of Patent: June 9, 2009Assignee: Augustine Biomedical and Design LLCInventors: Scott D. Augustine, Randall C. Arnold, Rudolf A. Deibel, Scott A. Entenman, Keith J. Leland, Thomas F. Neils
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Publication number: 20090126111Abstract: Disclosed is a comforter cover having a sleeve and one or more end caps. The sleeve can have one or two open ends and the comforter can be received into the sleeve through one of the open ends. The end cap or end caps can be fittable over the sleeve and comforter to close the open end or ends of the sleeve. A fastening system can fasten the end cap or end caps to the sleeve. The fastening system can be provided by buttons attached to the comforter which button through buttonholes in the sleeve and end caps, or by closable fasteners passing through openings in the sleeve, the end caps and also in the comforter, or other suitable fastening devices. The comforter cover can protect the comforter against wear and tear, promotes cleanliness, can seal in an esthetic manner and lends itself to a variety of ornamentation and visual effects.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 20, 2007Publication date: May 21, 2009Inventors: Michael J. MAIMONE, Jaydine M. Jimenez
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Publication number: 20090113629Abstract: A functional bed skirt that consists of clear plastic covered pockets, used to store shoes. This ShoeSkirt is placed underneath an existing bed skirt. The skirt portion is a gathered material (such as polypropylene) which has thin gauge plastic attached to form pockets, which allow their contents to be visible. The pleating falls under the bed frame, which allows most of storage to take place under the bed. This design disguises the bulk of the shoes, and gives a clean line under a decorative bed skirt, providing “hidden” shoe storage under your bed frame.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 14, 2007Publication date: May 7, 2009Inventor: Holly S. Tucker
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Patent number: 7526822Abstract: Set of attachments, including one or more attachments are attached to a portion of bedding for storing an item, such that someone lying in bed may comfortably reach the item while in bed. The set of attachments may include various sorts of holders for holding personal items, such as one or more pockets and/or one or more straps. In an embodiment the bedding is a fitted bed sheet. In other embodiments, the bedding may be other pieces of bedding where the set of attachments may be placed within reach of the person. In an embodiment, the location of the set of attachments is based on an average sized individual of a particular population and the size of the bedding. In another embodiment, the location of the pocket is based on the dimensions of the individual for which the set of attachments is made and on the individual's bedding.Type: GrantFiled: February 22, 2007Date of Patent: May 5, 2009Inventor: Teresa M. Joyce
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Patent number: 7516500Abstract: A combined fabric wrap and carry bag is disclosed. The combined fabric wrap and carry bag includes a first piece of fabric and a second piece of fabric affixed to the first piece of fabric to form a first pocket. In a first configuration, the second piece of fabric inverts inside-out relative to the first piece of fabric to form with a portion of the first piece of fabric a carry bag into which a remainder of the first piece of fabric may be inserted. In a second configuration, the first piece of fabric may be spread out on a supporting surface.Type: GrantFiled: June 27, 2005Date of Patent: April 14, 2009Assignee: Idea NuovaInventor: Benjamin S. Akkad
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Publication number: 20090089928Abstract: A comforting fabric article has a soft, flexible exterior fabric. The fabric has a pocket and markings on at least one side of the fabric forming the pocket. There is a battery-powered recording and playback device with at least one pressure sensitive contact on the device within the pocket. The pressure sensitive contact has both a playback contact and a recording function activation contact. A pressure sensitive contact is aligned with one of the markings to indicate a location of at least one pressure sensitive contact within the fabric.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 3, 2007Publication date: April 9, 2009Inventor: Alina Kasbohm
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Publication number: 20090077746Abstract: The present invention provides warmth and comfort when traveling, especially during the cold months. The blanket is designed to give warmth when the body is covered; comfort and head rest for the pillow holder section and to keep out lighting from coming in when resting. This blanket is for personal traveling, when flying (airplane) or driving on bus, car, or train.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 9, 2008Publication date: March 26, 2009Inventor: Morley May Wilson
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Publication number: 20090056017Abstract: A fitted sheet-blanket (30) suitable for use with a crib or bassinet mattress (33) is provided. The fitted sheet-blanket can include a pocket coverlet (21) securely detachable on a top of the fitted sheet-blanket to form an open-ended pocket, and a pillow (13) securely detachable on the top of the fitted sheet-blanket and located above the open-ended pocket. The pocket coverlet can include one or more detachable inserts to provide an adjustable depth of the pocket relative to the pillow.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 30, 2007Publication date: March 5, 2009Inventors: Dianna S. Jones, Angelia Roy
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Publication number: 20080307577Abstract: A baby safety blanket having upper and lower panel members defining a baby-receiving enclosure, the upper and lower panel members preferably joined along at least one side in a releasable manner, such as with a zipper or hook-and-loop fasteners. Lateral panel members extend to either side, whereby the lateral panel members can be rolled into wedging rolls and wedged between the mattress and rails of a crib to tautly draw the upper panel member across the torso and legs of the baby to restrict roll-over. A secondary pocket may be provided on the upper side of the upper panel member such that blankets can be inserted or removed.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 13, 2007Publication date: December 18, 2008Inventor: Kristen Leckband
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Publication number: 20080289104Abstract: The present invention provides a bed sheet attachment system that allows a user to quickly and easily change bed sheets. In one embodiment, the fitted sheet of a bed comprises an upper surface and at least one attachment member disposed on the upper surface. A quick-change sheet having upper and lower surfaces also is provided, wherein at least one attachment member is disposed on the lower surface of the quick-change sheet. In use, the attachment member of the quick-change sheet is configured to releasably mate with the attachment member of the fitted sheet, thereby facilitating the changing of the quick-change sheet. Further, at least one pocket member may be releasably coupled to the fitted sheet, thereby providing one or more storage locations in close proximity to the bed.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 23, 2007Publication date: November 27, 2008Inventors: Deborah S. Rowson, Geoffrey R. Rowson
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Patent number: 7444695Abstract: An infant/toddler carrying apparatus that incorporates a center panel having at least two leg holes through which legs of an infant/toddler to be carried are inserted; and left and right wrapping panels fixedly connected to left and right edge portions of the center panel, at least the left and right wrapping panels being formed so as to wrappingly surround an infant/toddler to be carried. A panel insert is fixedly positioned with the center panel so as to reinforce or otherwise support the center panel. The center panel may include a fabric frame fixedly positioned on the center panel, and formed as at least one of a pocket, a warning label, an information insert, and an attachment loop. Also, the center panel may include a drop-in pocket in which the infant/toddler is positioned. The leg holes are positioned to allow the child's legs to extend therethrough.Type: GrantFiled: December 20, 2006Date of Patent: November 4, 2008Inventor: Rebekah Gonzalez
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Patent number: 7441288Abstract: A fitted blanket has a generally rectangular pocket member attached at its foot end to fit over the foot of the bed mattress. The pocket member is formed of a fabric, e.g., flannel, and has top, side, bottom and back panels, with the top panel having a length dimension of about twelve to twenty-four inches. The side panels have forward edges that extend diagonally from the bottom panel to the top panel Elastic extends around the pocket member is joined to the blanket portion at a seam sewn across the front edge of the top panel. The deep pocket member of this design accommodates in comfort the feet of a sleeper in the bed and also resists being pulled or kicked off the bed.Type: GrantFiled: April 12, 2006Date of Patent: October 28, 2008Inventors: Yvonne Johnson, Tunisia Johnson
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Publication number: 20080256707Abstract: A body cover throw construction including a stitched structure which opens to surround and cover the feet of a person who is in a sitting, reclining or laid-back position in a reclining chair, sofa or the like. The inventive body cover-throw comprises a length of fabric rectangular in shape that is hemmed to finish both ends then folded and stitched at one end, referred to as the bottom, to form three compartments within the folded layers, a centrally located compartment that has a slit opening to accommodate the feet and two are sealed compartments, one on each side of the folded layers, that provide localized areas of increased density and stability that effectively positions the bottom of the throw to catch and cover the user's feet with a scooping action when the throw is spread over and beyond the feet then pulled back over the user's feet.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 7, 2008Publication date: October 23, 2008Inventor: Marshall P. Bank
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Publication number: 20080250560Abstract: A convertible blanket including a top and a bottom, an inner surface, an outer surface, a left longitudinal edge, and a right longitudinal edge. The convertible blanket further including a vertical slit extending partially extending along the longitudinal center of the convertible blanket and a center flap fastened to the outer surface in covering relationship to the vertical slit. The convertible blanket further including a fastening device for fastening together the left longitudinal edge, and the right longitudinal edge proximate the longitudinal center thereby placing the blanket in a first folded position. The center flap of the convertible blanket being securely fastened to the outer surface at top and bottom ends of the center flap and unattached at each longitudinally extending open side such that the blanket adapted to receive objects extending from the outer side to the inner side of the blanket by passing through the open side of the center flap and on through the vertical slit.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 1, 2008Publication date: October 16, 2008Inventor: JENNIFER ARMSTRONG
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Publication number: 20080235870Abstract: A multipurpose baby blanket with integrated straps and storage pocket. The blanket is composed of several materials, and is therefore suitable for many tasks. Integrated straps with hook and loop fasteners provide an easy method of securing the blanket in place. An integrated pocket provides storage for baby supplies and paraphernalia.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 28, 2008Publication date: October 2, 2008Applicant: Warmy Toasty LLCInventor: Lisa Heide
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Publication number: 20080178386Abstract: An article of bedding comprising a bottom sheet (11) having side walls (12) thus to form a box sheet to be placed elastically over a mattress (10), and a top cover (14) having its edges attached to those of the bottom sheet (11) by means of a gusset (16). A sliding clasp fastener or the like (15) is provided to attach the edges of the bottom sheet and top cover together respectively when the article is not in use. A pillowcase (18) is permanently or removably attached to one end of the sheet and has an opening for insertion and removal of a pillow. The entire article, possibly excluding the pillow, is preferably of machine washable materials. An article made in this way ensures that the top cover which may contain a duvet, cannot slide off the bed inadvertently and therefore the occupant, most likely a child, is kept warm and safe from falling out of bed whilst having freedom of movement within the enclosure formed by the bottom sheet and top cover.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 21, 2008Publication date: July 31, 2008Applicant: FINECARD INTERNATIONAL LIMITEDInventor: Mark Anthony Thompson
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Publication number: 20080141458Abstract: A temperature controlled stroller blanket for controlling the ambient temperature around a child in a stroller is disclosed. The blanket is configured to be placed beneath the child within the stroller compartment. The blanket is constructed with a plurality of sealable pockets. The pockets are sized to receive and hold temperature packs for producing heat or extracting heat (cooling). The blanket also preferably includes a plurality of slits configured to permit passage of the straps of the stroller harness system to secure the child in the stroller. The temperature packs act to warm or cool the ambient air around the child, creating a comfortable environment within the stroller compartment. Once the packs expire, they may be removed and recharged or replaced.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 18, 2007Publication date: June 19, 2008Inventors: James B. Prater, Christel L. Prater
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Publication number: 20080127414Abstract: A recreational blanket configured to maintain positional stability when superposed on a suitable support structure during periods of increased wind velocity. The recreational blanket further includes a body that is configured in a substantially planar manner. A plurality of compartments integrally formed with the body are configured to receive material therein in order to increase the weight of the recreational blanket. The compartments are proximate the peripheral edge of the body. The recreational blanket further includes a storage container configured to receive objects therein that is substantially water resistant.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 1, 2006Publication date: June 5, 2008Inventor: Philip R. Allen
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Publication number: 20080127394Abstract: A garment having a cushion material, such as neoprene applied to be inserted into a pocket of the garment.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 27, 2007Publication date: June 5, 2008Inventor: Tammany Paige Atkinson
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Publication number: 20080083066Abstract: The Invention is a blanket that may be converted into a tote bag for transporting the blanket and other objects within the tote bag. A pouch portion has a periphery that is attached to the blanket, defining a pouch. The pouch has a first and a second position. In the first position, the pouch and the blanket are generally flat and the tote bag handle is concealed within the pouch. In the second position, the pouch is reversed to form the tote bag with the inside surfaces of the pouch forming the outside surfaces of the tote bag.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 28, 2007Publication date: April 10, 2008Inventors: Carol Linn, Scott Linn
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Publication number: 20080034500Abstract: A foot warming bed sheet 10 includes a preselected bed sheet 14, a foot member or flap 16 having a predetermined configuration, a first end 20 of the foot member 16 being secured to the bed sheet 14 such that the foot member 16 is capable of being disposed by a user's feet to ultimately encase the user's feet in a relatively warm pocket 30.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 8, 2007Publication date: February 14, 2008Inventor: Gilbert Costello