Three-dimensional artificial flowers, three-dimensional artificial petals, three-dimensional artificial buds, three-dimensional artificial leaves

Abstract

A three-dimensional artificial flower can be comprised of one to multiple three-dimensional artificial petals to form a three-dimensional artificial flower that can come with or without three-dimensional artificial buds and/or three-dimensional artificial leaves. The three-dimensional characteristic of the petal can be created by: 1) twisting a piece of thin wire into a spring or coil like shape prior to forming it into a loop of wire representing the petal's boundary; or 2) using one or multiple curved reinforced wires inside the loop; or 3) curving the loop into a dome or similar shape. A stretchable, thin, see-thru synthetic fabric is then stretched tautly to cover the whole entire loop. The edges of the fabric are then gathered at the base of the loop and secured to the base by means including but not limited to threading, wiring, gluing, or the wrapping with floral tapes or other binding material. Once the three-dimensional artificial flower is formed, with or without the stamen, it will then be attached to a stem. Furthermore, in order to enhance the beauty and life-like characteristic of the three-dimensional artificial flowers, three-dimensional artificial buds, and three-dimensional artificial leaves that are made of the same methods and materials can then be added on to the stem.

1 . The products are three-dimensional artificial flowers, petals, bulbs, buds, and leaves made of materials including but not limited to the thin, bendable, and one or more lightweight wire or strand wire loops and the see-thru, airy, lightweight, and stretchable synthetic fabric of differing colors combined into the above individual products of distinct three-dimensional characteristic and/or structure.  
   
   
       2 . The methods and processes of manufacturer are: 
 A. The use of wire other than straight wire, i.e. curly, twisted, spring/coil like, or any uneven line of wire to construct a loop of wire creating the separation between two layers of the fabric and cavity formation inside the loop.    B. The use of one or more curved or bended wires running from the base of the loop to any other part of the loop inside the loop to provide support for the upper layer of the fabric and/or the separation from the lower layer, and also to create cavity formation inside the loop.    C. The use of curved, dome like, or any bended loop of wire, other than flat loops of wire, to create the separation between the fabric layers and also the cavity formation inside the loop.