An organizational aid suitable for use with a tablet or other personal electronic device having at least one pocket, at least two spaced-apart, non-slip surface portions attached to a back surface of the organizational aid, a first array of magnets or ferrous metal elements disposed between the at least one pocket and a backing sheet of the organizational aid to releasably hold the organizational aid by magnetic attraction to an outwardly facing surface of an article such as a shell, skin, case or sleeve comprising a second array of magnets or ferrous metal elements, the shell, skin, case or sleeve also being configured to receive and releasably support the electronic device.

An organizational aid suitable for use with a tablet or other personal electronic device having at least one pocket, at least two spaced-apart, non-slip surface portions attached to a back surface of the organizational aid, a first array of magnets or ferrous metal elements disposed between the at least one pocket and a backing sheet of the organizational aid to releasably hold the organizational aid by magnetic attraction to an outwardly facing surface of an article such as a shell, skin, case or sleeve comprising a second array of magnets or ferrous metal elements, the shell, skin, case or sleeve also being configured to receive and releasably support the electronic device.

A storage assembly includes a first disk that may be positioned on a support surface. A storage array is provided and the storage array may contain a plurality of objects. The storage array has a plurality of bins and the objects may be positioned in the bins. The storage array is rotatably positioned on the first disk. A cover is removably coupled to the storage array. A handle is removably coupled to the storage array and the handle be manipulated thereby facilitating the storage array to be carried.

An apparatus for securely accommodating drawing utensils receives one set square between two plates of a base receptacle. the plates are arranged and connected to one another such that a compartment for the set square spans between them. The compartment comprises on one side an insertion opening for the set square and, in a plate, an insertion slot for a grip piece of the set square The insertion slot originates from the insertion opening and is parallel to the insertion direction. An additional cover plate is above the triangular plate, having an insertion slot of the base receptacle for a large set square, spanning an additional compartment for drawing utensils. The cover plate is connected to the base receptacle while spanning the additional compartment. A groove-shaped pin receptacle is between the hypotenuse of the base receptacle and the nearer cover plate, and accommodates a drawing pencil clampingly on the flank side. The pin receptacle comprises a T-groove which extends longitudinally and receives a two-limbed clamping spring, which forms a pencil holder for a drawing pencil and protrudes from a guide plate inserted into the T-groove.

An apparatus for securely accommodating drawing utensils receives one set square between two plates of a base receptacle. the plates are arranged and connected to one another such that a compartment for the set square spans between them. The compartment comprises on one side an insertion opening for the set square and, in a plate, an insertion slot for a grip piece of the set square The insertion slot originates from the insertion opening and is parallel to the insertion direction. An additional cover plate is above the triangular plate, having an insertion slot of the base receptacle for a large set square, spanning an additional compartment for drawing utensils. The cover plate is connected to the base receptacle while spanning the additional compartment. A groove-shaped pin receptacle is between the hypotenuse of the base receptacle and the nearer cover plate, and accommodates a drawing pencil clampingly on the flank side. The pin receptacle comprises a T-groove which extends longitudinally and receives a two-limbed clamping spring, which forms a pencil holder for a drawing pencil and protrudes from a guide plate inserted into the T-groove.

A writing instrument case includes a base having a first member and a second member rotatably attached to the first member via a hinge. A flap is attached to the base and includes at least one button adapted to fit within at least one dimple of the second member. The flap further includes a plurality of grooves, at least one groove having a knob to secure a portion of a writing instrument to the flap. The second member of the base is rotatably moveable between a closed position, in which the flap fits within the second member of the base, and an open position, in which the projection of the second member fits into the slot of the first member of the base upon rotation of the second member toward the first member, forming a locking mechanism.

A writing instrument case includes a base having a first member and a second member rotatably attached to the first member via a hinge. A flap is attached to the base and includes at least one button adapted to fit within at least one dimple of the second member. The flap further includes a plurality of grooves, at least one groove having a knob to secure a portion of a writing instrument to the flap. The second member of the base is rotatably moveable between a closed position, in which the flap fits within the second member of the base, and an open position, in which the projection of the second member fits into the slot of the first member of the base upon rotation of the second member toward the first member, forming a locking mechanism.

A convertible garment, such as a jacket, tunic, sweater or vest, capable of being folded and converted into a carry-on bag and adapted for carrying articles normally carried in a handbag, briefcase, carry-on bag or suitcase, with pockets on the outside and in the lining portion of the garment, arranged so that the garment is not distorted by items carried within said pockets. The garment also has a back panel accessible from inside of the garment for carrying articles such as socks, underwear, shirts and trousers, with special compartments for such clothes. Zippers and hook and loop fasteners are used as closures for some of the pockets. A method for folding the garment and converting it into a conventional carry-on bag is also disclosed.

A device incorporating both a magnet and a living hinge may be employed to construct cases to protect electronic devices and to function as a closure for cases and lidded containers. Such cases often can be bent three 360° allowing the cases to be either closed protecting devices therein are closed upon themselves allowing the case to function to secure an electronic device to a substrate such as an article of clothing. The devices of the disclosure can also be used to organize and hold loose items together.

A device incorporating both a magnet and a living hinge may be employed to construct cases to protect electronic devices and to function as a closure for cases and lidded containers. Such cases often can be bent three 360° allowing the cases to be either closed protecting devices therein are closed upon themselves allowing the case to function to secure an electronic device to a substrate such as an article of clothing. The devices of the disclosure can also be used to organize and hold loose items together.