Attachment plate of a flexible, bendable material

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A44B 99/00 (2010.01) G09F 3/06 (2006.01) G09F 3/20 (2006.01)

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CA 2462028

The present invention relates to an attachment plate (2) of a flexible, bendable material adapted for attachment to fabric, cables, flower stalks or similar items. The attachment plate has two tongue shaped portions including a first tongue (4, 20) and a second, tongue (6, 21) formed by a perforation in the plate so that a foot portion (8, 9) of each tongue shaped portion is held to the plate while each respective tongue shaped portion, extending from the foot portion to an outer free end (10, 11; 22. 23) of each tongue shaped portion, respectively, is outwardly bendable from the plate and the outer free ends of the tongue shaped portions are immediately adjacent to one another at a slit (12, 24) formed by a perforation. The outer free end (10, 11; 22, 23) of each respective tongue shaped portion (4, 20; 6, 21) has at least one narrowing portion (14, 14' ; 15, 15') so that each respective narrowing portion is adapted to at least partially overlap the other narrowing portion at the slits (12, 24).

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