US Patent 5,335,613 (granted Aug. 9, 1994) to Douglas J. Glenn describes decorative fabrics made by stitching narrow fabrics such as lace, ribbon, braid or tape onto a substrate in a longitudinally compressed, convoluted or pleated condition. It also covers a sewing-machine guide (feed folder) that feeds the narrow fabric into the path of a reciprocating needle without a presser foot or feed dog. The document includes the abstract, claims, description, and three sheets of patent drawings. It is present in two forms: a 2002 USPTO web database printout and the scanned patent itself.