Sewing – Method of sewing – On specified product
Reexamination Certificate
2005-06-14
2005-06-14
Izaguirre, Ismael (Department: 3765)
Sewing
Method of sewing
On specified product
C112S417000, C112S117000
Reexamination Certificate
active
06904855
ABSTRACT:
A textile fabric comprising a plurality of pieces of fabric material cut into strips, which are then placed adjacent to one another and interlaced. The interlaced strips are situated transverse of one another and allow for overlapping edges. Recessed from these edges along a generally parallel line are rows of stitching employed to join the pieces of fabric. The result enables the appearance of a simulated patchwork design.A method to construct a textile fabric with the realistic appearance of patchwork design comprising the steps of providing pieces of fabric material formed into strips of generally equal length and width, placing a first series of the strips in juxtaposed relation and a second series of the strips in a juxtaposed relation and situated transverse to and covering the first series of strips, interlacing the two series of strips to form a top and bottom surface of textile fabric, arranging the transversely related series of strips so that their edges overlap, and stitching the series of strips along a line generally parallel to and recessed from the edges.
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David Textiles, Inc.
Izaguirre Ismael
Rapkin Gitlin & Beaumont
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