Appeal No. 2003-1390
Application No. 08/989,342
Claims 1, 6, 14, 18 and 29 are representative of the subject
matter on appeal and are reproduced below:
1. A template for creating, with mud, a
three-dimensional design, other than a design
simulating brickwork or stonework, upon a surface,
which comprises:
a substantially planar structure which has a
thickness equal to a desired depth for one layer of the
desired three-dimensional design, such design being
other than a design simulating brickwork or stonework,
and adequate length and width to accommodate the length
and width of the desired design, which is substantially
impervious to the mud, and which has one or more
apertures that are intended to be filled with mud to
create the desired design on the surface.
6. The template for creating, with mud, a
three-dimensional design upon a surface as recited in
claim 21, wherein:
the template is scored to create a section that
can be pushed from the template to create an
accommodating aperture.
14. The template for creating, with mud, a
three-dimensional design upon a surface as recited in
claim 1, wherein:
1Claim 2 reads as follows:
2. The template for creating, with mud, a three-dimensional design upon a
surface as recited in claim 1, further comprising:
supports which are of sufficient length to extend from said
substantially planar structure, past any previously applied layer of the
design, to the surface upon which the original three-dimensional layer is
placed and which are so located on the substantially planar structure that
said supports will bypass any previously applied layer.
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