A flexible substrate including a conductive path formed on a side of the flexible substrate from a flexible conductive thread attached to the substrate and an electronic component attached to the same side of the substrate as the conductive path and electrically connected to the conductive path and having an adhesive on the same side suitable for adhering the flexible substrate including the conductive path and the electronic component on a region of skin of a user's body.

The present invention relates to a structure for fastening composite structures, and more particularly, to a sewing machine for stitching composite materials which is capable of automatically and continuously stitching the composite structures by using a high-rigidity fiber in order to laminate and join the composite materials. The sewing machine for stitching composite materials according to the present invention automatically and continuously performs a stitching operation for joining composite materials by using a high-rigidity composite fiber for joining the composite materials, and as a result, it is possible to reduce process time for joining the composite materials and improve productivity.

The present invention relates to a structure for fastening composite structures, and more particularly, to a sewing machine for stitching composite materials which is capable of automatically and continuously stitching the composite structures by using a high-rigidity fiber in order to laminate and join the composite materials. The sewing machine for stitching composite materials according to the present invention automatically and continuously performs a stitching operation for joining composite materials by using a high-rigidity composite fiber for joining the composite materials, and as a result, it is possible to reduce process time for joining the composite materials and improve productivity.

A sewing machine that includes a sewing bed on which a plurality of cloth pieces are placed in a manner of being overlaid on each other; a felting needle; a woolen yarn guide provided at a lower end of a safety cover for covering the felting needle; and a device configured to raise and lower the felting needle toward the plurality of overlaid cloth pieces, and the woolen yarn guide is configured to guide a woolen yarn from a bobbin or a woolen yarn ball to a sewing location, and the device is configured to raise and lower the felting needle so that needle felting in which the felting needle is thrusted into the plurality of cloth pieces and the woolen yarn is performed, and thereby the plurality of cloth pieces are sewn together.

The present disclosure relates to apparatuses and methods for making tampons including primary and secondary absorbent members. During assembly, primary absorbent members, a continuous length of secondary absorbent members, and a continuous cord are advanced in a machine direction. Leading edges of the primary absorbent members are separated from each other in the machine direction by a pitch distance. Discrete secondary absorbent members are cut from the continuous length of secondary absorbent members. Leading edges of the discrete secondary absorbent members are also separated from each other in the machine direction by the pitch distance. The continuous cord is positioned on the secondary absorbent members. And a secondary absorbent member is positioned in contact with a primary absorbent member. A thread is combined with the continuous cord, the secondary absorbent member, and the primary absorbent member.

A process for attaching a functional flexible element on a flexible support without the use of adhesive composition. The process comprises a step of depositing a functional flexible element on a flexible support, a step of stitching along a zigzag line of at least one binding yarn on either side of the functional flexible element along the functional flexible element while retaining the functional flexible element on the flexible support. The first binding yarn(s) are stitched into the flexible support at stitching points to a depth of less than the thickness of the flexible support.

A process for attaching a functional flexible element on a flexible support without the use of adhesive composition. The process comprises a step of depositing a functional flexible element on a flexible support, a step of stitching along a zigzag line of at least one binding yarn on either side of the functional flexible element along the functional flexible element while retaining the functional flexible element on the flexible support. The first binding yarn(s) are stitched into the flexible support at stitching points to a depth of less than the thickness of the flexible support.

This invention is a fitted bed sheet that converts to a completely flat bed sheet by releasing the elastic and zippers placed on each corner. This allows this bed sheet to be easily folded like a flat sheet and easy to store. This bed sheet is designed to be reversible and convertibleone side creates a more traditional look and the other has a more ornamental design.

This invention is a fitted bed sheet that converts to a completely flat bed sheet by releasing the elastic and zippers placed on each corner. This allows this bed sheet to be easily folded like a flat sheet and easy to store. This bed sheet is designed to be reversible and convertibleone side creates a more traditional look and the other has a more ornamental design.

An ornamental sequin system including a selected visual adaptation provided in a visual plane of at least one sequin to form an ornamental sequin system surface of interlaced colors or images is set forth.