Method for manufacturing embroidery decorated cards and envelopes

• US 20030208936A1
• Filed: 05/09/2002
• Published: 11/13/2003
• Est. Priority Date: 05/09/2002
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Charles Hee Lee
• Original Assignee: Charles Hee Lee
• Inventors: Lee, Charles Hee
• Application Number:
  US10/086,800
• Publication Number:
  US 20030208936A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 40/124.06
• CPC Class Codes: B42D 15/045 Multi-part cards or sheets, i.e. combined with detachably mounted articles

Abstract

A method for manufacturing cards and envelops decorated with embroidered fabrics is provided. Various kinds of drawings are embroidered on a fabric with threads of different colors. Firstly, a paper is cut into the shape of this invention. The first sheet of card stock is folded into four portions. A part of the first portion of the card stock, the frame, is cut out of various shapes such as heart, square, and star. The embroidered fabric is cut into a certain size and adhered to the rear side of the frame, on which peel off glue is attached, without applying any heat or pressure. The front side of the paper frame is decorated with, including but not limited to, various kinds of paintings, pictures, phrases and emblems. The card of this invention may be used as, including but not limited to, a season'"'"'s greeting card, a congratulatory card, a business card, an invitatory card, a post card, and an envelop for previously recommended cards.

Claims

1. A method for manufacturing cards and envelopes decorated with embroidered fabrics on the first part of the evenly divided first sheet of the card, post card and envelope.

2. The first sheet of card stock in claim 1 is divided into four portions for greeting cards and the first portion of the card stock punctured out as various shapes of heart, square, and star.

3. The first sheet of post card and envelope stock in claim 1 is divided into two portions and the first portion of the card stock punctured out as various shapes of heart, square, and star.

4. The embroidered fabric in claim 1 is cut into certain sizes and adhered to the rear side of the first portion, on which peel off glue is attached, without applying any heat and pressure.