A fitted pillow case includes a front, center and rear panel, each being of substantially rectangular configuration and approximately identical in dimension and size. The side edges of the panels are joined by stitching. The top edges of the front and center panels are joined by folding to form a first pocket and the bottom edges of the center and rear panels are joined by folding to form a second pocket. A pillow is inserted into the second pocket and the front panel is then everted over the rear panel to cover the opening to the second pocket and thereby secure the pillow therein.
A slipover headrest pillow assembly includes an invaginable open bottom cover having a pocket along the front side thereof, with such pocket initially being exposed for insertion of a foam pillow. The cover is then invaginated to enclose the pillow and to form a support compartment between such pillow pocket and the top and back walls of the cover, such support compartment receiving the top of the seat back when the cover has been slipped over the same to support such pillow assembly in a headrest position. The pocket may include a flap initially hanging freely downwardly to permit the pillow to be inserted in the pocket during assembly and then extending up and over the seat back within the support compartment after installation to enclose the pillow within the pocket.
A holder for an absorbent pad used to protect seat cushions or the like from body fluids. The holder includes a cover having a length sufficient to wrap around the cushion, and a panel sewn to the inner surface of the cover to provide a pocket for receiving an absorbent pad. The panel and pocket are positioned so that the pad substantially overlies the sitting portion of the cushion and extends downwardly along the front portion of the cushion. The ends of the cover are removably fastened to one another to prevent movement or displacement of the pad.
A pillow sham formed from sheet material includes lengthwise-extending elastic strips at the sides for lending an overall gathered appearance to the sham.
A two-layered textile product and method of making the product is disclosed. The product comprises a first layer, and a second layer. A woven seam connects the first layer to the second layer to form a textile structure. The textile structure includes an inner surface and an outer surface, with the woven seam arranged in a predetermined pattern to form a margin that corresponds to the exterior dimensions of the finished product. A seam opening of a predetermined length is provided so that the textile structure is capable of inversion by pulling the inner surface fabric through the seam opening so that the inner surface is then exposed to form the outer margin of a two-layered textile product. The product may be stuffed to form a decorative pillow or like product. Decorative fabrics and tapestries may be used in the finished product.
An improved camping sleeping mat and/or chair arrangement having improved lateral edge stiffening rod retention pockets and having coupling members for coupling various portions together in various configurations. A separate inflatable pillow may be detachably mounted on the camping sleeping mat and/or chair arrangement.
