Extendable toys comprise an extendable portion configured to be selectively manipulated between a retracted configuration and an extended configuration, and a body portion coupled to the extendable portion.

A reversible toy includes a body having a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface. The body may be reversible between a first configuration and a second configuration to alternatingly present the first and second surfaces as an outer body surface defining an exterior of the body. In this regard, the other of the first and second surfaces may alternatingly define a stored body surface defining an interior cavity within the body. The reversible toy may further include an appendage attached to the body at the first surface and comprising a coupling feature. The coupling feature may be configured to couple the reversible toy to an object at the appendage.

A reversible toy includes a body having a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface. The body may be reversible between a first configuration and a second configuration to alternatingly present the first and second surfaces as an outer body surface defining an exterior of the body. In this regard, the other of the first and second surfaces may alternatingly define a stored body surface defining an interior cavity within the body. The reversible toy may further include an appendage attached to the body at the first surface and comprising a coupling feature. The coupling feature may be configured to couple the reversible toy to an object at the appendage.

A device for covering a plurality of different sized robotic systems. The device can include a cover sized to at least partially fit over the robotic system; one or more sidewalls extended from the cover, wherein the one or more sidewalls is configured to removably engage with each of the plurality of different sized robotic systems; and one or more apertures in the cover and/or the one or more sidewalls. The one or more apertures are selectively positioned and sized so as to prevent obstructing the one or more onboard sensors of the respective robotic system when the device is in an assembled state with the respective robotic system.

The present invention relates to a weatherproof stuffed animal for placement on gravesites and external memorial sites. The stuffed animal can be placed by a person at a gravesite (or memorial site) as a memorial for a person who has passed away. More specifically, the stuffed animal can have any shape and size and includes a weatherproof outer cover and inner filling. The weatherproof properties prohibit the stuffed animal from becoming tattered and deteriorated in harsh weather elements. Further, the stuffed animal includes customized mourning/remembrance messages printed, embroidered, or sewn on the outer cover for mourning. The stuffed animal can have LEDs to illuminate the remembrance messages and can also have a protective slot for securing a name, a message, and/or a photo of the person on whose gravesite the stuffed animal is kept.

The present invention relates to a weatherproof stuffed animal for placement on gravesites and external memorial sites. The stuffed animal can be placed by a person at a gravesite (or memorial site) as a memorial for a person who has passed away. More specifically, the stuffed animal can have any shape and size and includes a weatherproof outer cover and inner filling. The weatherproof properties prohibit the stuffed animal from becoming tattered and deteriorated in harsh weather elements. Further, the stuffed animal includes customized mourning/remembrance messages printed, embroidered, or sewn on the outer cover for mourning. The stuffed animal can have LEDs to illuminate the remembrance messages and can also have a protective slot for securing a name, a message, and/or a photo of the person on whose gravesite the stuffed animal is kept.

A stuffable toy is formed by providing a toy shell having several fabric members fastened together to form a desired stuffable toy shape (e.g., bear, dog, moose, cat, rabbit), thereby defining one or more interior chambers or cavities for receiving stuffing material. The one or more interior chambers define an exterior surface forming a shape of a stuffable toy when the interior chamber has stuffing material. The stuffable toy further has an exteriorly accessible chamber separate from the one or more interior chambers which has an opening that is not in communication with the one or interior chambers. A drawstring is provided within a channel formed about the opening of the chamber which attaches within a first appendage at a first end and a second appendage at a second end. Once a removable item is placed within the exteriorly accessible chamber, the drawstring can be tightened to close the opening and retain the removable item within the interior of the exteriorly accessible chamber.

A stuffable toy is formed by providing a toy shell having several fabric members fastened together to form a desired stuffable toy shape (e.g., bear, dog, moose, cat, rabbit), thereby defining one or more interior chambers or cavities for receiving stuffing material. The one or more interior chambers define an exterior surface forming a shape of a stuffable toy when the interior chamber has stuffing material. The stuffable toy further has an exteriorly accessible chamber separate from the one or more interior chambers which has an opening that is not in communication with the one or interior chambers. A drawstring is provided within a channel formed about the opening of the chamber which attaches within a first appendage at a first end and a second appendage at a second end. Once a removable item is placed within the exteriorly accessible chamber, the drawstring can be tightened to close the opening and retain the removable item within the interior of the exteriorly accessible chamber.

The present invention provides an outer layer structure of a stuffed object, comprising a first fabric component and a second fabric component fastened to each other substantially to form a container; a first stitching thread extended from a first end of an opening of the container to a second end of the opening so a first edge and a second edge of the container corresponds to each other and the opening is stitched and fastened by the first stitching thread, and thereby a first seam is formed at the opening; a second stitching thread extended from a first end of a third edge or a first end of a fourth edge of the first seam to a second end of a third edge or a second end of a fourth edge so the third edge and the fourth edge correspond and are fastened to each other to form a second seam. The present invention also provides a sewing method for a stuffed object with the outer layer structure.

A stuffed toy comprises a body member including an outer layer comprising a waterproof fabric. The outer layer is partially filled with a resilient stuffing material sealingly disposed within the outer layer to provide a predetermined shape to the body member. A shell comprises a flexible fabric having an outer surface and an inner surface. The shell having an opening for receiving the body member through the opening such that the body member is substantially enclosed within and fills the shell, and the shell closely conforming to the body member. The body member is selectively insertable into, and removable from, the shell through the opening in order to provide a predetermined three-dimensional shape to the toy.