Ceramic tile having a ceramic base layer and a cover glaze layer including a printed pattern, where the surface of the ceramic tile has a relief having structural features corresponding to the printed pattern. The relief being basically formed as a plurality of excavations present in the generally plane upper surface of the ceramic tile and the structural features have a depth such that they are completely situated above the ceramic base layer.

A ornamental writing utensil assembly includes a housing has a writing well therein to receive an elongated writing utensil. Additionally, the housing has a rod well therein. A mating member is coupled to the housing and the mating member releasably engages a support surface for storing the housing. A rod is insertable into the rod well and a pair of wings that each movably engages the rod to enhance the ornamental appearance of the writing utensil. A plurality of couplers is each coupled to a respective one of the wings. Each of the couplers movably engages the rod for retaining each of the wings on the rod.

A ornamental writing utensil assembly includes a housing has a writing well therein to receive an elongated writing utensil. Additionally, the housing has a rod well therein. A mating member is coupled to the housing and the mating member releasably engages a support surface for storing the housing. A rod is insertable into the rod well and a pair of wings that each movably engages the rod to enhance the ornamental appearance of the writing utensil. A plurality of couplers is each coupled to a respective one of the wings. Each of the couplers movably engages the rod for retaining each of the wings on the rod.

A method of making needles of a decorative product includes following steps: embossing embossments along folding lines onto a sheet; and cutting the embossed sheet along cutting lines between folding lines to form needles.

A method of making needles of a decorative product includes following steps: embossing embossments along folding lines onto a sheet; and cutting the embossed sheet along cutting lines between folding lines to form needles.

Embodiments disclosed herein include a three-dimensional display, such as a flower bouquet, that is arranged to be popped open. The three-dimensional display includes an outer layer and one or more elastomeric or biasing members arranged pop open and/or to hold the display in the open position. In some embodiments, the outer layer includes flower with stems and leaves. In some embodiments, the bouquet includes inner layers attachable to the outer layer. In some embodiments, the elastomeric or biasing member includes one or more elastic bands. In some embodiments, the three-dimensional display may be popped open by pressing the side panels of the display.

Embodiments disclosed herein include a three-dimensional display, such as a flower bouquet, that is arranged to be popped open. The three-dimensional display includes an outer layer and one or more elastomeric or biasing members arranged pop open and/or to hold the display in the open position. In some embodiments, the outer layer includes flower with stems and leaves. In some embodiments, the bouquet includes inner layers attachable to the outer layer. In some embodiments, the elastomeric or biasing member includes one or more elastic bands. In some embodiments, the three-dimensional display may be popped open by pressing the side panels of the display.

A relative lightweight and size-adjustable artificial landscape stone is described herein. The artificial stone is preferably formed of a suitable plastic material having a relatively low density, and has the exterior appearance of a naturally occurring stone. The artificial stones allow users to easily transport the plastic stones to different locations in a garden for aesthetic purposes. The lightweight artificial stones are preferably comprised of two separate halves which can be joined by the user for installation. The invention also includes a stake on a bottom section of the plastic stone to anchor the plastic stone into the ground. The lightweight artificial stone utilize durable and weather-resistant plastic materials to ensure that the stones maintain their natural look for prolonged periods of time.

A relative lightweight and size-adjustable artificial landscape stone is described herein. The artificial stone is preferably formed of a suitable plastic material having a relatively low density, and has the exterior appearance of a naturally occurring stone. The artificial stones allow users to easily transport the plastic stones to different locations in a garden for aesthetic purposes. The lightweight artificial stones are preferably comprised of two separate halves which can be joined by the user for installation. The invention also includes a stake on a bottom section of the plastic stone to anchor the plastic stone into the ground. The lightweight artificial stone utilize durable and weather-resistant plastic materials to ensure that the stones maintain their natural look for prolonged periods of time.

A configurable aquatic hardscape sculpture comprised of a base having a substantially flat surface on one side to act as a bottom, with receptacle for receipt of a support rod. The support rod allows for the stacking of multiple arch members to personalize a sculpture. In one embodiment the arch members are compressed ventrally with preferably three holes that traverse each member sized for placement on the support rod. The arch members can be faced concave upwards to conform to typical palmate coral growth, or may even be placed concave face-to-face to create a cave or concave downwards to create an arch element to bridge to another structure.