Wrapping hat

Wrapping gifts up in paper is a difficult task to master, mainly because it appears to require at least 3 or 4 hands. This is particularly true when it comes to the allocation of hands for sticking paper down with adhesive tape: you need one hand to hold the loose end of paper, one to hold the place to which the paper is to be stuck, one to hold the tape, and possibly one to cut the tape or wrestle with the tape roll.

But with my invention, the wrapping hat, no longer will you have any wrapping difficulties. Simply align the edges of the paper you wish to seal, and tilt your head down. This movement will activate the wrapping hat A motorized arm will slowly extend from the wrapping hat with a strip of pre-cut sticky tape. You will be able to move your head and shoulders to guide this tape to the correct location. The hat will then press the strip onto the seam in the paper, keeping the tape taut. Once the tape has been deposited, the hat will retract.

To explain this better, I've done an illustration. In my defence, all I was ever taught in school art classes was how to cut photos out of magazines and how to make clay hedgehogs, neither of which is relevant to this idea. In further defence, it's Friday. If this is baked or halfbaked, I'll sulk till Christmas. On the other hand, if it's patented, I'll just laugh.