Jewelry holder

Abstract

A jewelry holder comprising an flat upright plastic panel preferably rectangle and has a lightly defined straight border on the face of the panel near its edges on all sides which border contains perforations within the border so the panel can be attached to any accepting surface. The interior of the panel free of the borders includes a plurity of perforations that penetrate the panel and are evenly spaced horizontally and evenly sized throughout said panel and when cord is pulled/woven/attached in and out of said perorations in a such manner will form a multitude of cord/loop supports that jewelry/articles can be hung on or attached to. The panel can include at least one horizontal plastic container at the panel's base to hold jewelry/articles not elected or unable to be hung or attached to the cord/loops on the jewelry holder's panel.

1 . A jewelry holder comprising:
 An upright plastic panel that is substantially rectangle with smooth edges that shows a lightly defined border on the said panel's face side that is straight lined all around the face of the panel away from all of its edges a preferred distance of at least one ands one half inches.   The small perforations within each of the defined borders around the face of the said panel are evenly spaced from each other to be used for attaching said panel to any accepting surface on three of it's sides the top side and left side and right side. The perforations within the defined border of the panel at the bottom side if needed are to attach a plastic container if required.   The interior space of the said panel that is free of the said border contains a multitude of horizontal small round evenly sized and evenly spaced and evenly numbered perforations that penetrate the said panel through to the back of the panel. The perforations cover the interior of the said panel free of its defined borders.   
   
   
       2 . The jewelry holder plastic panel of  claim 1  further comprises a horizontal plastic container at the base of the said panel that is completely open at its topside and has a round bottom side and is closed at its ends.
 The said container can be molded and fused to the panel during the initial mold injection process of the jewelry holder's panel. Or the plastic container can be mold injected separately and designed with a flat back that contains perforations that line up with the perforations within the defined border at the base of the said panel. The manufacturer can attach the container by using plastic screws at the bottom of the said panel. The container when attached in any method will overlap the bottom of the panel.   The said container fits horizontally and evenly from the left edge to right edge of the panel at the bottom of the panel thereby covering the defined borders at the lower front side of said panel.   The container is at least wide and deep enough for hands to easily put in or take out what is stored there.   
   
   
       3 . The jewelry holder's plastic panel of  claim 1  further comprises cord(s) that is/are pulled/woven/attached in and out of the small horizontal perforations free of those in the defined borders of the panel by using automatic weaving machines or pulled/woven/attached semi manually or manually. The cord using any method is pulled/woven/attached throughout all of the perforations in the said panel that are not within the defined border on the face of the panel.
 The cord(s) pulled/woven/attached in and out of all of the small horizontal perforations in the interior of the said panel are designed to be evenly sized and spaced as well as evenly numbered within the interior space free of the defined border thereby forming a multitude of small evenly spaced cord/loop supports for jewelry/articles to attach to or hang on.   The cord(s) once completely pulled/woven/attached through the perforations in the panel's interior space free of the defined borders are then anchored in the rear of the panel at its beginning(s) and end(s).   The anchored cord(s) are made in the back of the said panel is/are secured in the automatic weaving process or can be manually or semi-manually secured chemically or with flat plastic beads or small knots made in the cord or by using any or all methods. The cord is to be anchored in any such a manner as to keep the cord/loops taunt and secure in its perforations within the interior space of the panel that is free of the panel's defined borders.