Combinable-free ornamental device and method of combination

Abstract

A combinable-free ornamental device, it is a basic unit to create more complex, nice looking decorative patterns. The ornamental device is a flat body of material, and its front surface is decorated with surface ornamentation, such as a relieveo, a painted pattern, etc. to add to its visual appeal, and its back is planar, or at least the edge of the back is in an identical plane, so that the ornamental device can be secured to the ceiling, or the wall, or a similar surface, and it has a predetermined shape with at least one arc edge, and the shape of its main body is symmetrical. At the edge of the ornamental device there are a plurality of cutting points and cutting vertexes suitable for cutting the ornamental device, and the ornamental device can appropriately be cut through the cutting points and the cutting vertexes, and its shape can variously be changed due to choosing different cutting points and cutting vertexes for cutting, and further such cut ornamental devices can be recombined together by putting the back of the ornamental device against the ceiling or the wall or the other similar surface and by joining one another's cut cross-section butt and butt to form a fine decorative pattern. With the ornamental device of the present invention and through the method of the recombination of the present invention we can create many complex, nice-looking geometric decorative patterns with various sizes and forms even if we just use an identical type of the combinable-free ornamental device.

I claim:  
     
         1 . A combinable-free ornamental device comprising a flat body of material having a predetermined shape with at least one arc edge thereof.  
     
     
         2 . A combinable-free ornamental device of  claim 1  wherein the flat shape of the main body of said body of material is symmetrical.  
     
     
         3 . A combinable-free ornamental device of  claim 1  wherein said body of material has a front surface decorated with surface ornamentation and a back being planar, or at least the edge of said back being in an identical plane, so that said body of material can be secured to a ceiling or a wall or furniture or a similar surface.  
     
     
         4 . A combinable-free ornamental device of  claim 1  further including at the edge of said body of material a plurality of cutting vertexes being located at certain of the vertexes of the flat shapes of said body of material, or at the intersections of the two edge lines of said body of material, or being just specially marked at the edge of said body of material.  
     
     
         5 . A combinable-free ornamental device of  claim 1  further including at the opposite edge of said cutting vertexes a plurality of cutting points being corresponding to said cutting vertexes, and through said cutting point and said corresponding cutting vertex said body of material can be cut appropriately as desired, and said cut bodies of material can be recombined together into a complex, nice-looking decorative pattern.  
     
     
         6 . A method for combining a plurality of ornamental devices together into a fine design, comprising: 
 a) providing a body of material having a flat predetermined shape with at least one arc edge thereof, and having a decorated front surface and a planar back, and having a plurality of cutting vertexes being located at certain of the vertexes of the flat shape of said body of material, or at the intersections of the two edge lines of said body of material, or being just specially marked at the edge of said body of material, and at the opposite edge of said cutting vertexes having a plurality of cutting points being corresponding to said cutting vertexes, and    b) cutting said body of material appropriately as desired through said chosen cutting point and said cutting vertex corresponding to it, and    c) drawing an outline of our desired pattern on a ceiling or a wall or furniture or a similar surface, and    d) recombining said plurality of cut bodies of material together by putting said back against the surface of said ceiling etc and aligning said chosen vertexes of said cut bodies of material with said outline, and by joining one another's cut cross-section butt and butt to create various complex, nice-looking decorative patterns.