Floral grouping wrapper having a detachable portion

Details Floral grouping wrapper having a detachable portion Floral grouping wrapper having a detachable portion

1999-12-16

2001-03-06

Johnson, Linda (Department: 3721)

Package making

Methods

Applying a partial cover

C053S399000, C053S410000, C053S415000

Reexamination Certificate

active

06195962

ABSTRACT:

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
FIG. 1
is a plan view of a sheet of material with one end turned up and constructed in accordance with the present invention.
FIG. 2
is a plan view of a second sheet of material with one end turned up and constructed in accordance with the present invention.
FIG. 3
is a perspective view showing the first and the second sheets of material disposed adjacent each other.
FIG. 4
is a perspective view showing bonding areas on the surface of a first sheet or a second sheet which cause bonding of the second sheet and the first sheet.
FIG. 5
is a sectional view of a modified first and second sheets of material.
FIG. 6
is another cross-sectional view of a modified first sheet of material connected to a modified second sheet of material.
FIG. 7
is a cross sectional view of still another modified first sheet of material connected to a modified second sheet of material.
FIG. 8
is another cross-sectional view of yet another modified first sheet of material connected to a modified second sheet of material.
FIG. 9
is a diagrammatic view of a plurality of sheets of material, constructed in accordance with the present invention forming a continuous roll, the roll partially unrolled to reveal a single sheet still attached thereto.
FIG. 10
is a diagrammatic view of a plurality of sheets of material forming a continuous roll of material disposed in a dispenser.
FIG. 11
is a diagrammatic view showing a roll of material wherein the roll of material comprises a first and a second sheet of material constructed in accordance with the present invention disposed in a dispenser (diagrammatically shown in
FIG. 11
) for dispensing the first and the second sheets of material from the roll of material.
FIG. 12
is a side elevational view of a pad of first and second sheets of material constructed in accordance with the present invention.
FIG. 13
is a perspective view of a floral arrangement disposed on a sheet of material.
FIG. 14
is a perspective view of the floral arrangement of
FIG. 13
being wrapped in one method of wrapping.
FIG. 15
is a perspective view of the floral arrangement wrapped in a conical fashion.
FIG. 16
is a perspective view of the conical floral arrangement with the cinching tab wrapped tightly about the wrapper.
FIG. 17
is a perspective view of another method of using a sheet of material to wrap a floral arrangement in a cylindrical fashion.
FIG. 18
is a perspective view of a cylindrically wrapped floral grouping having the cinching tab wrapped tightly about the wrapper.
FIG. 19A
is a plan view of a sheet of material constructed in accordance with the present invention having a first strip and a second strip of bonding material applied to a portion of the upper surface thereof.
FIG. 19B
is a side elevational view of the sheet of material of FIG.
19
A.
FIG. 20A
is a plan view of a sheet of material having a first strip of bonding material on the upper surface and a second strip of bonding material applied to the lower surface thereof.
FIG. 20B
is a side elevational view of the embodiment of FIG.
20
A.
FIG. 21
is a perspective view of the sheet of material of FIG.
19
A and having a floral grouping disposed thereon.
FIG. 22
is a perspective view of the sheet of material and the floral grouping of
FIG. 21
showing the method used to wrap the sheet of material about the floral grouping.
FIG. 23
is a perspective view of the sheet of material of
FIG. 22
wrapped completely about the floral grouping in a conical fashion.
FIG. 24
is a perspective view of the wrapper and floral grouping of
FIG. 23
which indicates how the second bonding portion of the wrapper has been crimped about the stems of the flowers to form a bound area of the wrapper.
FIG. 25
is a perspective view of the sheet of material of
FIG. 21
wrapped about a floral grouping in a cylindric manner.
FIG. 26
is a perspective view of the cylindric wrapper of
FIG. 25
showing the second bonding material crimped about the stems of the floral grouping.
FIG. 27A
is a perspective view of the sheet of material of FIG.
20
A and having a floral grouping disposed on the upper surface thereof.
FIG. 28
is a perspective view of the sheet of material and the floral grouping of
FIG. 27
showing the method used to wrap the sheet of material about the floral grouping.
FIG. 29
is a perspective view of the sheet of material of
FIG. 28
wrapped completely about the floral grouping in a conical fashion.
FIG. 30
is a perspective view of the wrapper and floral grouping of
FIG. 29
which indicates how the second bonding portion of the wrapper has been crimped about the stems of the flowers to form a bound area of the wrapper.
FIG. 31
is a perspective view of the sheet of material of
FIG. 27
wrapped about a floral grouping in a cylindric manner.
FIG. 32
is a perspective view of the cylindric wrapper of
FIG. 31
showing the second bonding material crimped about the stems of the floral grouping.
FIG. 33
is a plan view of a wrapper comprising a first sheet and a second sheet and having a double-sided bonding material and release strip upon one surface of the wrapper.
FIG. 34
is a side elevational view of the wrapper of
FIG. 33
indicating the seal between the first and second sheet.
FIG. 35
is a perspective view of the wrapper of
FIG. 33
after a floral grouping has been disposed within the wrapper interior and further shows the release strip partially detached from the bonding material on the wrapper.
FIG. 36
is a perspective view of the wrapper and floral grouping of
FIG. 33
showing one way in which the wrapper can be folded about the stems of the floral grouping.
FIG. 37
is a perspective view of the wrapper and floral grouping of
FIG. 36
once the wrapper has been folded about the stems and cinched using the closure bonding material.
FIG. 38
is a plan view of a wrapper similar to the wrapper of
FIG. 33
except having a cinching tab attached thereto rather than a bonding strip.
FIG. 39
is a side elevational view of the wrapper of FIG.
38
.
FIG. 40
is a perspective view of the wrapper of
FIG. 38
having the floral grouping disposed within the interior thereof.
FIG. 41
is a perspective view of the wrapper and floral grouping of FIG.
40
and further showing the cinching tab cinching a portion of the wrapper tightly about the stems of the floral grouping.
FIG. 42
is a plan view showing a wrapper exactly the same as the wrappers of
FIGS. 33 and 38
except having a closure bonding material disposed within the inner surfaces of the wrapper.
FIG. 43
is a side elevational view of the wrapper of
FIG. 42
showing the disposition of the closure bonding material upon the inner surfaces of the wrapper.
FIG. 44
is a plan view showing the wrapper of
FIG. 42
having a floral grouping disposed within the interior thereof.
FIG. 45
is a perspective view of the wrapper and floral grouping of FIG.
44
and showing the wrapper crimped tightly about the stems of the floral grouping and held thereto by the closure bonding material disposed within the wrapper.
FIG. 46
is a plan view of a wrapper similar to the wrappers shown in
FIGS. 38 and 42
and having both a cinching tab and a closure bonding material disposed upon the inner surfaces of the wrapper.
FIG. 47
is a side elevational view of the wrapper of FIG.
46
.
FIG. 48
is a perspective view of the wrapper of FIG.
46
and having a floral grouping disposed within the interior thereof.
FIG. 49
is a perspective view of the wrapper and the floral grouping of
FIG. 48
after the closure bonding material has been crimped about the stems of the floral grouping and after the cinching tab has been cinched tightly about the stems of the floral grouping.
FIG. 50
is a perspective view of a wrapper similar to the wrapper of
FIG. 42
except that the closure bonding material is disposed upon the outer surfaces of the wrapper.
FIG. 51
is a side elevational view of the wrapper of FIG.
50
.
FIG. 52
is a perspective view of the wrapper of
FIG. 50
showing a floral grouping disposed within the interior thereof.
FIG. 53
is a perspect

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