A chair cover playset, including a chair cover for use with a household chair having a lower portion having a seat and legs and an upper portion having a chair back. The chair cover has a lower portion having a front panel, a top panel, and side panels that extend over the lower portion of the chair. The chair cover has an upper panel and a coextensive rear panel. The upper panel extends upwardly from the top panel, over the chair back, and then the rear panel extends downwardly behind the chair back. A plurality of ties secure the chair cover onto the chair by securing the upper panel to the rear panel. The playset may also include a partial chair cover having a full height panel that extends behind the chair and a half height panel extends in front of the chair back to the top of the seat.

A kit includes apron and a plurality of accessories. The apron may include at least four pockets and at least three accessory holders for receiving the plurality of accessories. The kit may be useful for providing an apron for keeping a child's clothes clean whilst using modeling dough, and for providing accessories for use with the modeling dough that are removably stored within the apron.

A kit includes apron and a plurality of accessories. The apron may include at least four pockets and at least three accessory holders for receiving the plurality of accessories. The kit may be useful for providing an apron for keeping a child's clothes clean whilst using modeling dough, and for providing accessories for use with the modeling dough that are removably stored within the apron.

This invention relates to children's toys, and particularly to an array of toys that may be attached to a baby boat or stroller, or may be used independently in or out of a bathtub, pool, or other body of water, to stimulate and entertain a child by providing a simulated control panel or dashboard panel of a boat or other vehicle. The toys are affixed to an inflatable body member, at least one of the toys being in fluid communication with the inflatable body member so that as the body member is inflated, that toy is simultaneously inflated

The subject matter disclosed herein is directed to a connected kitchen toy device configured to allow a player to imitate cooking in a real kitchen, wherein an action performed by the player on the kitchen toy device is identified by and creates a simultaneous reaction on a smart device connected to said kitchen toy and/or on the kitchen toy device itself. The kitchen toy device comprises at least one input element and one output element, and a communication module for allowing bi-directional communication between the kitchen toy and the smart device. The action performed by the player on the kitchen toy device is identified by at least one input element positioned on the kitchen toy and/or on the smart device, wherein the action results in creation of at least one output reaction on either one of said kitchen toy device, smart device, or on both. The action may be performed on at least one playing item positioned on the kitchen toy device or held in its vicinity, wherein the action performed by the player and the at least one playing item are both identified and displayed on the smart device and further create a reaction on either one of the kitchen toy device, the playing item, the smart device, and combinations thereof.

A novelty replica outhouse that includes: a base; a lower replica outhouse mounted on the base; an upper platform above the lower replica outhouse; an upper replica outhouse mounted on the upper platform; an upper sleeve for placement around the upper replica outhouse; and a lower sleeve for placement around the lower replica outhouse. The novelty replica outhouse further includes a first miniature door on the lower replica outhouse; and a second miniature door on an upper replica outhouse. The upper replica outhouse preferably includes a roof and a miniature ladder leading to the upper platform.

The disclosed invention is of a children's construction toy made of expanded plastic foam extrusions. These extrusions can be cut to a desired size and then assembled either with or without fasteners into a wide variety of configurations including log cabins, pirate ships, castles and cars.

A viewing instrument has an optical module having a first light pathway for conveying visible light reflected from an object to an eye of a user viewing the object; a thermal radiation detecting module having a thermal radiation detector adapted to detect thermal radiation emitted from the object being viewed to thereby generate one or more signals; an aiming module having at least one visible light-emitting member electrically connected with the thermal radiation detecting module, wherein the aiming module is adapted to receive the one or more generated signals from the thermal radiation detecting module, and in response to the received one or more signals, project a visible mark along the first light pathway to the eye of the user. The invention also provides a toy gun having the viewing instrument as described above.

A peg loom is composed of a frame having a series of detents for receiving end portions of elongated pegs, and a notched cross member spaced form the series of detents to maintain the pegs in parallel relationship to one another during the weaving process. The cross member can be used as a comb to move a weft structure along the pegs periodically as weaving progresses and the notches in the cross member have resilient protrusions that maintain the cross member in engagement with the notches during the movement of the weft structure. A threading tool is provided for threading warp yarns to eyes at the ends of the elongated pegs and also for threading a weft yarn onto a tubular weaving guide. The threading tool includes a loop which is retracted for storage by a movable bead.

A toy that simulates a stand mixer provides users, for example, children with the experience of preparing foods. The mixer includes a base shaped to sit on a horizontal surface. A vertical member extends from the base and holds an extension that extends over a portion of the base. A bowl is sized to fit on the base below the extension. The extension includes a semicircular clip aligned with a semicircular slot on the extension. The mixer includes interchangeable tools, such as a whisk, a dough hook, or a paddle blade. The clip and the extension define a circular space to hold a handle of the tool and allow the tool to spin, simulating the mixing action of a stand mixer. The clip flexes away from the extension to allow one tool to be removed and another tool to be connected.