The customizable bag cover is an apparatus that accommodates the stylistic preferences of a user. The apparatus includes a bag, a frame, and a canvas sheet. The bag houses and contains a variety of items. The frame connects the canvas sheet with the bag. The canvas sheet receives a print with various inks in order to present a desired image, artwork, or picture. The bag may be a backpack, a tote, a wristlet, a crossbody, and so on. The canvas sheet is preferably impressed with a printer through Giclee printing. Moreover, the canvas sheet includes a graphical image. In an embodiment of the apparatus, the frame and the canvas sheet are fixed with the bag. In another embodiment of the apparatus, the frame, and consequently the canvas sheet, is removably coupled with the bag so that the canvas sheet is interchangeable.

Holey bag with a detachable decoration includes a bag body provided with a plurality of holes and the decoration provided with a decorative part and an installation part. The decoration is detachably assembled on the bag body through cooperation between the installation part and the holes. The decorative part is fixed in front of one hole. The bag body is provided with a bottom piece, a rear piece and a top cover piece connected to a left piece, a front piece and a right piece through a zipper. The bag has a small weight, is convenient to transport, carry and decorate. When the zipper is unfastened, the bottom piece, the rear piece and the top cover piece are separated from the left piece, the front piece and the right piece, so that the bag is unfolded to be planar, thus, greatly reducing a casing volume and further reducing transportation cost.

Holey bag with a detachable decoration includes a bag body provided with a plurality of holes and the decoration provided with a decorative part and an installation part. The decoration is detachably assembled on the bag body through cooperation between the installation part and the holes. The decorative part is fixed in front of one hole. The bag body is provided with a bottom piece, a rear piece and a top cover piece connected to a left piece, a front piece and a right piece through a zipper. The bag has a small weight, is convenient to transport, carry and decorate. When the zipper is unfastened, the bottom piece, the rear piece and the top cover piece are separated from the left piece, the front piece and the right piece, so that the bag is unfolded to be planar, thus, greatly reducing a casing volume and further reducing transportation cost.

Apparatuses for plumping and toning facial muscles, and methods for using such apparatuses, are disclosed herein. A preferred embodiment of the apparatus is configured to work as an exercise weight for facial muscles, including as a lip plumper, and comprises an outer surface, an interior hollow, and a rim between the interior hollow and the outer surface. The preferred rim comprises an interior edge transitioning to the interior hollow, an exterior edge transitioning to the outer surface, and a recessed indentation, or dip, located between the interior and exterior edges. The preferred interior hollow is configured for the user to pucker at least a portion of the user's lip(s) into the interior hollow and support the weight of the embodiment, in whole or in part, by the lip(s). The embodiment may further include a sidewall, a lanyard hole, and an air hole.

Apparatuses for plumping and toning facial muscles, and methods for using such apparatuses, are disclosed herein. A preferred embodiment of the apparatus is configured to work as an exercise weight for facial muscles, including as a lip plumper, and comprises an outer surface, an interior hollow, and a rim between the interior hollow and the outer surface. The preferred rim comprises an interior edge transitioning to the interior hollow, an exterior edge transitioning to the outer surface, and a recessed indentation, or dip, located between the interior and exterior edges. The preferred interior hollow is configured for the user to pucker at least a portion of the user's lip(s) into the interior hollow and support the weight of the embodiment, in whole or in part, by the lip(s). The embodiment may further include a sidewall, a lanyard hole, and an air hole.

The present invention provides a device and method for protecting the handle of a handbag comprising an approximately rectangular piece of fabric having a top face and a bottom, face and a left side and a right side and a closure for joining the left side to the right side. It also provides a device and method for protecting the handle of a handbag comprising an approximately rectangular piece of fabric having a top face and a bottom face wherein said fabric is adapted to be coiled around the handle of the handbag and ends adapted to be tied around the handle of the handbag.

The present invention provides a device and method for protecting the handle of a handbag comprising an approximately rectangular piece of fabric having a top face and a bottom, face and a left side and a right side and a closure for joining the left side to the right side. It also provides a device and method for protecting the handle of a handbag comprising an approximately rectangular piece of fabric having a top face and a bottom face wherein said fabric is adapted to be coiled around the handle of the handbag and ends adapted to be tied around the handle of the handbag.

The invention relates to an interactive backpack comprising a backpack body, wherein the backpack body comprises the form of a character, as well as comprising: lighting means linked to the form of the character, sound means, control means linked to the lighting means and sound means, wherein the control means are configured for the synchronized and coordinated activation of the lighting and sound means; wherein the backpack further comprises an actuator for the control means, with the actuator being disposed in an attachment which is joined to the backpack body.

A backpack has a character with external appendages on its rear portion that can be moved by a wearer of the backpack. The external appendages normally rest against the rear portion of the backpack and are configured to be selectively moved. Attachment points of the appendages are rotatably connected to motion devices, which in turn are connected by way of connecting lines to trigger features on a front portion of the backpack. When the trigger features are pulled, the appendages are raised into an active position by the motion devices, which in turn store energy from the pulling of the trigger features. By releasing the trigger features, the stored energy then causes the appendages to return to non-pulled resting positions.