Disclosed are a glass embedded product and a method for fabricating same. The glass embedded product comprises a base, the base having a cavity, several hollowed holes being formed through a side wall of the cavity, and the hollowed holes communicate with the cavity. The glass embedded product further comprises a glass blown decorative structure embedded in the base, the glass blown decorative structure comprising a glass blown lining sheathed in the cavity of the base and glass protruding decorative parts embedded in the hollowed holes of the base. The glass protruding decorative parts and the glass blown lining form an integrated blow-moulded integral structure.

Result of the successive steps described in this invention: light, durable, decorative elements having a stable three-dimensional shape are obtained. The mounting method is in such a way as not to damage the surface.

The manufacturing method described in this invention implies do not use ready-made material, but create each product by hand puling out very small strands of natural organic fibers of fine wool, a layer-by-layer application to the template/mold takes place and a further multistage process of forming the product.

Then polyurethane varnish is applied in accordance with a specific technology disclosed in this invention and each individual element is formed, then leaving the elements to dry completely naturally at room temperature;

After each element is dry and three-dimensional stable, need gluing at least one magnet to the surface of each element, also need gluing the magnet to the surface using double-sided tape according to the number of magnets located on each individual element and last step to connecting of magnets on each element with a magnet on the surface;

Decorative elements created according to the method of this invention do not need a rigid base and have good adhesion to the wall without drilling holes in the wall.

These elements are intended for decoration of interior surfaces, in particular, but not exclusively walls, in order to decorate the interior and improve the emotional wellbeing of people of all ages. Despite the stable three-dimensional shape, these decorative elements are safe to use, because they are easily to attach without any secondary skills and safely, injury is excluded when the decorative element falls because they are lightweight and do not have hardness that can cause harm in the event of fall, this makes a high level of safety.

Natural wool is a difficult material to produce sculpted three-dimensional shapes that can be attached to a wall. A common practice of natural wool fibers is to two-dimensional art or suspended three-dimensional objects not represent attached to a wall. Therefore, the technology of creating decorative elements from natural non-spun wool fiber is a new level of development of the decor of working with natural wool fibers.

In a first embodiment, a collapsible faceted object includes a number of interconnected rigid facet panels. The facet panels are arranged so that the object can be in either a flat state or an expanded state. In the flat state, the facet panels are substantially parallel to one another and the object has a first thickness in a direction perpendicular to the parallel facet panels. In the expanded state, the object has a visually continuous outer surface that forms a closed three-dimensional shape and a second thickness in the direction perpendicular. The second thickness is substantially larger than the first thickness. The object is capable of remaining in both the flat state and the expanded state without application of an external force.

An assembly for decorating a plurality of objects, such as egg-shaped objects. The assembly has a support structure; a vessel for containing decorating material, with an dispensing opening at the bottom; a tether with a first tether end attached to the support structure and a second tether end attached to the vessel; and a substrate base for supporting the plurality of objects. The vessel is configured to swing freely over the objects on the substrate base to dispense the decorating material contained therein to the objects.

An assembly for decorating a plurality of objects, such as egg-shaped objects. The assembly has a support structure; a vessel for containing decorating material, with an dispensing opening at the bottom; a tether with a first tether end attached to the support structure and a second tether end attached to the vessel; and a substrate base for supporting the plurality of objects. The vessel is configured to swing freely over the objects on the substrate base to dispense the decorating material contained therein to the objects.

According to a processing method of a stone composite board, the two sides of a natural stone board are ground and flattened until a preset standard value of thickness variation is reached, then the surface planes and base material layers are subjected to pressure-compositing through adhesive layers, afterwards splitting is conducted, and the natural stone layer is subjected to calibrated planing with diamond roller and surface treatment to obtain the ultra-thin stone composite board.

The Beading Design Tool is a tool for creating bead designs utilizing the actual beads intended for the design. The beads are arranged on the Beading Design Tool, either in straight stitch or offset stitch configuration. The Beading Design Tool can accommodate various sized beads. The beader can easily alter a design, or correct an error, by simply removing those beads no longer wanted in the design and replacing them with other beads. Manipulating the design is easy and fast. Upon completion of the creation, the beader may transpose the beads on the Beading Design Tool to the loom, or free hand composition, thereby minimizing the possible error of adding, deleting a bead or selection of an incorrect color. The beader may also elect to keep the design on the Beading Design Tool as a guide and create the finished piece using a second set of beads.

A geoboard for use as a weaving toy or fidget toy is disclosed. The geoboard includes a board member having a perimeter defining an area. The board member has a top side and a bottom side. The geoboard includes a plurality of projections mounted in a fixed array in the area. The plurality of projections projects perpendicularly from the top side of the board member. The geoboard includes a plurality of elastic bands for engaging at least one of the plurality of projections. The geoboard includes a frame disposed along the perimeter of the board member. At least a portion of each of the plurality of elastic bands are secured between the board member and the frame. Each of the plurality of elastic bands is capable of stretching around any of the plurality of projections in the three rows forming different patterns, or may stretch around only a few projections.

The present invention relates to a macroscopic, two or three-dimensional image-making support medium which is a new reinvented version of a conventional utilitarian fine artist's canvas, armature or image support, the novel image support medium facilitates artistic expression and the creation and display of macroscopic art, design or architecture, made therewith, thereupon or therefrom. The invention also relates to various methods of making such novel image-making support mediums and the works of art, design and architecture made with, on and from them. Examples are new works of art, design and architecture made with very thin, light-emitting devices; works of art, design and architecture capable of interactivity, responsiveness and/or change, and works of art, design and architecture with new and extraordinary aesthetic and/or functional properties from the use of nanomaterials.

The present invention relates to a macroscopic, two or three-dimensional image-making support medium which is a new reinvented version of a conventional utilitarian fine artist's canvas, armature or image support, the novel image support medium facilitates artistic expression and the creation and display of macroscopic art, design or architecture, made therewith, thereupon or therefrom. The invention also relates to various methods of making such novel image-making support mediums and the works of art, design and architecture made with, on and from them. Examples are new works of art, design and architecture made with very thin, light-emitting devices; works of art, design and architecture capable of interactivity, responsiveness and/or change, and works of art, design and architecture with new and extraordinary aesthetic and/or functional properties from the use of nanomaterials.