Bag of Buts

Abstract

“A Bag of Buts” is a miniature drawstring bag made of burlap. A drawstring runs through the folded hem at the top of the bag for easy opening and closure. Drawstring can be interchangeable to a button closure, Velcro closure, or the like. Each bag contains “buts.”A “but” is a miniature wooden sign or plaque that is ornamentally shaped to resemble a slice of bread.” “Buts” are engraved with a bible scripture or prayer. “Buts” represent the word of God and are written in universal languages to promote Love, Peace, Encouragement, Prosperity and Healing. “Buts” are not limited in size or thickness and can be stacked and wrapped to resemble engraved miniature loafs of bread. “Buts” promote faith, “but GOD!”“Buts” are made of wood, plastic, metal, ceramic or eatable products, and can be hand-painted or labeled. “Buts” can be attached to key chain, charm bracelet or the like.

I. “Bag made of burlap, cotton, plastic, cardboard, cellophane or flexible fabric. Drawstring can be cotton rope, lace or elastic making it easy for opening sack to access enclosed items. Drawstring runs through top folded hem at the top of the sack that is secured with a stopper. Sack drawstring can be interchangeable to a button closure, zipper closure, Velcro closure, or snap closure. Sack is compact and easy to store. Sacks are available in a variety of styles, colors and prints use to hold miniature slices of bread called “buts.” Sack provides storage and safekeeping for “buts.” 
   
   
     II. “Buts” are miniature signs or plaques that resemble a slice of bread, or bread shaped piece of wood, plastic, cardboard, paper, metal or “eatable” products that are printed, painted or engraved with different bible scriptures, encouraging words or prayer and are embodied inside of a bag with drawstring closure, zipper closure, snap closure, button closure, Velcro closure or the like.  
   
   
     III. “Buts” vary in size and thickness depending upon the amount of text that is engraved, painted or printed on the “but” or the slice of bread that is called a “but” and can be plaques or signs that can be attached to key chain, necklace, charm bracelet or the like.