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Kirk W Bauer

Charles F White

Louise Nicholson Carter

In some embodiments, a method may include selectively applying a mask to a first surface of a substrate. The mask may include one or more components defining a selected pattern and having a non-uniform density. The method may further include etching the first surface of the substrate based on the mask and selectively processing the first surface of the substrate to produce a multi-dimensional artwork.

Multi-dimensional art works and methods

A paver block edging system is described for positioning a row of edge blocks over a support surface. The edging system includes an elongated channel including a floor formed to receive and support a paver block. A connector is provided on the channel to be releasably received over a bendable member that is not part of the system. The connector releasably secures the channel to the bendable member and angularly orients the channel relative to the bendable member. The bendable member may thus be used to determine a line along which a number of the channels are oriented to receive paver blocks.

Paver block edging system

A lawn edging system is described for positioning a row of edge blocks over underlying soil along a lawn or planter edge. The edging system includes an elongated restraining channel having opposed sidewalls extending continuously along its length. The sidewalls are transversely spaced from each other to receive and hold a row of edge blocks alongside a lawn edge. The elongated channel has a floor which is formed of a plurality of spaced floor leaves extending across the elongated channel. The sidewalls can be severed and bent, between the floor leaves. This allows the elongated channel to be bent to conform to curved lawn edges. The edge blocks are tapered so that they can be aligned in straight and curved rows. A plurality of perforated anchoring tabs extend outward from along the first sidewall of the elongated channel to allow grass roots to grow therethrough and to thereby secure the elongated channel and received edge blocks relative to the underlying soil.

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Mead, WA, United States of America

Kirk W Bauer