Horizon Group Usa, Inc.

Rose Art Industries, Inc.

Roshan Wijerama

Azhelle Ashley Wade

Mary Josephine Feliciano

Emmanuel Riego Valdez, Jr

A putty material primarily used as a toy which is solid and capable of flowing for forming, preferably by manual manipulation, onto various pleasing shapes. This putty material is used primarily by children as an amusement device. The putty material is formed from a homogeneous mixture of primarily water, polyvinyl alcohol, gum, polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and a small amount of borax wherein the ratio by weight of borax to polyvinyl alcohol is preferably in the range of between 1:12 to 1:22. The toy modeling composition can be formed opaque or translucent and can be dyed, particularly when clear, to create various overall artistic effects, and glitter can be applied on the paste to create unusual aesthetic effects, particularly when using white glitter. Coloration can be applied to the materials with translucent ink or with a marker.

Children's activities kit for a moldable putty

Weaving apparatus for use in weaving threads into a woven structure includes a base including a retaining structure, a support portion removably engaging with the retaining structure, and a first insert engaging with the support portion. The first insert includes an upper portion defining a receptacle, and a second insert includes a base having an upper portion and a wall projecting from a lower surface of the upper portion. The second insert is positionable in engagement with the first insert by positioning the wall of the second insert at least partly into the receptacle of the first insert. A weaving platform is operatively positioned between the first and second inserts and around at least part of the wall of the second insert. The weaving platform includes slits around its circumference adapted to secure threads during use of the apparatus for weaving.

Weaving apparatus

Friendship bracelet maker

Toy putty material compositions

Display package

Display unit

A mechanical pencil and/or pen and method for operating a mechanical pencil and/or pen is provided. The mechanical pencil includes a barrel, a lead chamber, a first pressure actuator, an eraser chamber, and a second pressure actuator. The first pressure actuator is situated on the outer surface and is coupled to the lead chamber. The lead chamber holds the lead and pressing the first pressure actuator advances the lead chamber causing the lead to advance. The second pressure actuator is situated on the outer surface and is coupled to the eraser chamber. The eraser chamber holds the eraser and pressing the second pressure actuator advances the eraser chamber causing the eraser to advance. A pen including a barrel, a pen chamber, an eraser chamber, and an eraser pressure actuator is also provided. The barrel includes a pen-end, an eraser-end, and an outer surface. The pen chamber is situated in the pen-end and holds the pen. The eraser chamber is situated in the eraser-end and holds an eraser. The eraser pressure actuator is situated on the outer surface and is coupled to the eraser chamber. Pressing the eraser pressure actuator advances the eraser chamber causing the eraser to advance. A method for operating a mechanical pencil includes pushing a first pressure actuator to advance a lead in a lead advance direction out a pencil nozzle and pushing a second pressure actuator to advance an eraser in an eraser advance direction out an eraser nozzle. Retracting the lead is achieved by depressing the first pressure actuator and applying pressure to a tip of the lead projecting out the pencil nozzle. Retracting the eraser is achieved by depressing the second pressure actuator and applying pressure to a tip of the eraser projecting out the eraser nozzle.

Method and device for advancing a lead and an eraser in a mechanical pencil and for advancing a pen and an eraser in a pen

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Randolph, NJ, United States of America

Roshan Wijerama