Tennis ball belt with pockets

Inactive Publication Date: 2006-05-18
GRASSLEY JULIE ANNE
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Some of these pockets do not have wide openings and while playing tennis it takes extra time to retrieve the ball from the pocket.
This is an inconvenience and can slow down the game.
The other inconvenience is that if you want to play tennis and you are wearing pants that don't have pockets or have small pockets then it makes it harder to play tennis.
It is also an inconvenience to change into another outfit, and some tennis courts do not have a place where you can change.

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[0015] To make the belt, first get a one-inch fabric that has some elastic quality. The fabric can be any color. Insert each end of the fabric into one space of the plastic no-sew clip and then pull through the other space on the clip. This secures the fabric onto the clip and creates your belt. (FIG. 1) This no-sew clip allows the belt to be adjustable and able to fit most waists. Cut either a mesh-like fabric or a cotton-polyester mix fabric approximately 11 inches long and 9 inches wide. Sew up the bottom and the sides, leaving the top open. (FIG. 2) This is the pocket. Sew about 2 inches of the same fabric used for the belt onto the top left and right corners of the pocket. This places the pockets below the waist and makes them easier to access. (FIG. 3) Sew the fabric onto the fabric of the belt. (FIG. 4) Repeat the process for the other pocket. This completes the belt with the fabric attached to the clip and with both pockets sewn on. (FIG. 5)

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Abstract

An adjustable belt with two pockets, each pocket able to hold 3 tennis balls. The belt is adjustable with a no-sew clip and is able to fit most waists.

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CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS [0001] Not Applicable FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH [0002] Not Applicable SEQUENCE LISTING OR PROGRAM [0003] Not Applicable BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0004] 1. Field of Invention [0005] This invention relates to tennis, specifically to an improved method of storing tennis balls in a convenient location on an individual. [0006] 2. Background of the Invention [0007] Sporting goods stores or clothing stores will sell tennis skirts or shorts with pockets. Some of these pockets do not have wide openings and while playing tennis it takes extra time to retrieve the ball from the pocket. This is an inconvenience and can slow down the game. The other inconvenience is that if you want to play tennis and you are wearing pants that don't have pockets or have small pockets then it makes it harder to play tennis. It is also an inconvenience to change into another outfit, and some tennis courts do not have a place where you can change. OBJECTS AND ADVANTAGE...

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IPC IPC(8): A45F3/00
CPCA45F5/02A45F5/021A45F5/022A45F2003/144
Inventor GRASSLEY, JULIE ANNE
Owner GRASSLEY JULIE ANNE
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