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Superstars bei Weltrekord-Show ran. Daryl Gurney Zu Youtube. Oktober , ab John Henderson Zu Youtube. James Wilson Zu Youtube. Michael Smith Zu Youtube.Even one pocket is good enough for me, just something to break up the wide expanse of fabric covering my bottom. But even when pants or shorts patterns don't have this feature provided, you can still add one!
If you want your welt pocket lower more than 2" below sewn waistband , the dart length and Pocket Back pattern piece should be increased by the same amount.
For example, if you want your welt edge to be 3" below the waistband, make your dart 4" long and your Pocket Back piece should have 1" added to the upper edge.
Okay, now for the welt. If you are very small or very large, you may want to decrease or increase the width to keep the proportions, but for the majority of folks, this size should be fine.
Download the welt pocket pattern. For printing, be sure to unselect "Fit to Page". Cut out, interface, and finish the edges of the Welt Facing piece.
Then, using pins and the pattern as a template, mark ends of the dotted lines the location of the four corners of the welt pocket "window".
Then, draw two parallel lines connecting the dots, making sure the lengths are exactly 4. Mark ends of dotted lines with pins.
Two parallel lines 4. On the right side of your pants back, position the welt facing at the very tip of the dart using your pin , keeping the midline point in line with the dart.
You may want to interface the pants on the wrong side where your welt will go I did not to reduce bulk. Right sides facing, align the middle of the welt facing with the back dart Pin used for reference at the corner of midline and bottom drawn line.
Pin helps align that point to the bottom of the back dart Pin in place Carefully stitch along your marked parallel lines, starting and stopping with backstitching at the exact same points for both lines.
Fold the welt facing in half and carefully make a small cut between the two lines of stitching. Slit as close to the stitching as possible without cutting the thread.
One at a time, fold the upper and lower flaps of the welt facing over the opening and press to flatten the seam.
Only the top flap is folded here. Manipulate the facing so that it lays flat and even around in the opening and press in place. Now the welt facing creates the welt!
Fold the bottom flap upward, enough to match the top edge of the window. Cut the Pocket Front piece out of lining fabric. Position the top side of the pocket front to the bottom of the welt facing, right sides facing.
Cut the Pocket Back from self fabric. If the top hangs over the waistline, trim it off to match the waistline. Seam or serge around three sides of the pocket, making sure to catch all the pocket layers and not the pants piece.
Baste along the upper edge and continue on with the rest of your pattern! Posted by Nicole at Sue A Colourful Canvas 9: Newer Post Older Post Home.
Use pins to mark the wrong side of the welt facing. Right sides facing, align the middle of the welt facing with the back dart.
Pin used for reference at the corner of midline and bottom drawn line. Pin helps align that point to the bottom of the back dart.
Stitched lines, stopping at the same point to create equal length seams. Cut a small starting point, then open the slit further. Pressing the seams open helps create the window in the next step.
Don't be confused, the pants are upside down here! His last 16 place in the Southern Regional finals ensured his qualification for the tournament.
He faced Scottish player Gary Anderson in the second round and was victorious 6 legs to 4. He then lost to pub qualifier Ken Mather where afterwards Nicholson's relationship with the crowd soured further, claiming Mather's crowd has repeatedly shouted out while he was throwing.
After the match as the crowd chanted "who are you" directed at Nicholson, he responded using profanity towards the crowd which he was later fined for by the DRA.
Nicholson did not enter the qualifiers for the Las Vegas Desert Classic and failed to qualify for the World Matchplay. He had to play the quarter-final, the semi-final and the final in the same day.
In the quarter-final he defeated Adrian Lewis He then overcame reigning champion Phil Taylor in the semi-finals, and followed this up with a victory over Mervyn King in the final.
During the latter stages of the tournament, the crowd started to support Nicholson due to his efforts against higher ranked and more experienced opponents in particular Taylor , and as a result he relaxed his behaviour leading many pundits such as Alan Warriner-Little to suggest that he might give up the 'bad boy' image and just be himself.
On his World Matchplay debut, he lost to Steve Beaton in the first round. In the World Championship, Nicholson continued reached the second round.
He won his first title since January by winning the Crawley Players Championship 1 by defeating Adrian Lewis He also came through a semi final clash with Gary Anderson defeating him At the UK Open , Nicholson won final-leg deciders against Gary Anderson in round four, and Phil Taylor in round five, to reach the quarter-finals.
He lost to eventual champion James Wade. At the World Matchplay , Nicholson defeated Colin Osborne in the first round to secure a second-round match with Raymond van Barneveld.
Australia found themselves 0—3 down in the final, meaning that Nicholson had to beat Lewis in the last singles match and then win the doubles to force the tie to a sudden-death leg for the World Cup crown.
Australia won both of the matches 7—4 and in the sudden-death leg Whitlock and Nicholson both missed two darts each to secure the title, with Lewis hitting the winning double for England.
After the match Nicholson vowed that Australia would win the title in the future. His run included a win over Michael van Gerwen , who had won four tournaments in the previous two months and a semi-final victory over Wayne Jones who beat Phil Taylor in the previous round.
He faced compatriot Whitlock in a first all Australian final on the PDC ProTour and lost 1—6, admitting afterwards that he had run out of steam by the conclusion of the tournament.
Nicholson lost in the second round of the World Championship to Robert Thornton. He survived a total of five match darts from Thornton to take the match into a sudden death leg, which he lost.
Nicholson never had a dart to win himself but did throw for the match during the final set. He was then whitewashed by Michael van Gerwen 6—0 in the quarter-final of Qualifier 3 and lost to 6—5 Gary Anderson the following day in the quarter-final of Qualifier 4.
He saw off Ronny Huybrechts 6—5 in the first round before coming back from 5—1 down to defeat Colin Lloyd in the last He then claimed wins over Dean Winstanley and Mark Webster to secure a semi-final clash with world number three Michael van Gerwen.
Nicholson missed nine darts to lead and in the deciding leg had three darts to win the tournament on 24, but hit a single 12 with his first and burst his score by hitting a single 13 with his second and lost the match 5—6.
Nicholson said later that the feeling of not having enough during the match was too much to handle, but hoped the experience would be a starting point for a new phase in his career.
Nicholson beat Stuart Kellett 3—0 in the opening round of the World Championship , but Kevin Painter beat Nicholson 4—0 in the subsequent round.
Whitlock was beaten 4—1 by Taylor, before Nicholson overcame Lewis 4—2 to mean a doubles match was required to settle the tie which Australia lost 4—0.
Nicholson walked onto the stage without sunglasses for the first time in his career at the World Championship in a further attempt to move away from his bad boy of darts image.
His first round match against Benito van de Pas went to a deciding set in which Nicholson lost all three legs to exit the tournament.
He was 3—0 up but then missed a total of six match darts which led to him losing 4—3. Australia then lost the deciding doubles match 4—2.
He fell outside the top 32 on the Order of Merit during the year and after losing in the first round of the qualifier it meant that missed out on playing in the World Championship for the first time since the event.
Nicholson failed to qualify for the UK Open for the first time since the event. Nicholson needing a good year to hold on to his tour card made a good start by qualifying for the UK open where he eventually lost to Paul Hogan in the third round.
He continued his form by winning through to a European tour semi final where he was beat by Adrian Lewis this run effectively sealed his spot in the European championships, just as the 32nd seed, and the world championships due to there being more spots open to pro tour qualifiers this year.
Nicholson made his return to the European Championship where he was up against the top seed Michael van Gerwen , he made a good account of himself by opening with back to back twelve darters with a checkout on the bullseye but failed to hit darts to go up and failed to win another leg he lost In the UK Open , Nicholson defeated Phil Taylor in the last 16 by 9 legs to 8 and supposedly waved goodbye to him.
While being interviewed at that year's World Matchplay , Nicholson spoke of Taylor's reaction and stated that when they met again, if Taylor did not bring his 'A' game he would "put him to bed".
Nicholson defended the gesture saying: He played Taylor in an eagerly anticipated match at the European Darts Championships and was beaten , despite being ahead.
However, he lost the match, Then, when he met Phil Taylor, he once again mimicked CM Punk during his walk-on, using his signature pose on one knee, shouting "It's clobberin' time" and punching the air.
He faced Scottish player Gary Anderson in the second round and was victorious 6 legs to 4. He then lost to pub qualifier Ken Mather where afterwards Nicholson's relationship with the crowd soured further, claiming Mather's crowd has repeatedly shouted out while he was throwing.
After the match as the crowd chanted "who are you" directed at Nicholson, he responded using profanity towards the crowd which he was later fined for by the DRA.
Nicholson did not enter the qualifiers for the Las Vegas Desert Classic and failed to qualify for the World Matchplay. He had to play the quarter-final, the semi-final and the final in the same day.
In the quarter-final he defeated Adrian Lewis He then overcame reigning champion Phil Taylor in the semi-finals, and followed this up with a victory over Mervyn King in the final.
During the latter stages of the tournament, the crowd started to support Nicholson due to his efforts against higher ranked and more experienced opponents in particular Taylor , and as a result he relaxed his behaviour leading many pundits such as Alan Warriner-Little to suggest that he might give up the 'bad boy' image and just be himself.
On his World Matchplay debut, he lost to Steve Beaton in the first round. In the World Championship, Nicholson continued reached the second round.
He won his first title since January by winning the Crawley Players Championship 1 by defeating Adrian Lewis He also came through a semi final clash with Gary Anderson defeating him At the UK Open , Nicholson won final-leg deciders against Gary Anderson in round four, and Phil Taylor in round five, to reach the quarter-finals.
He lost to eventual champion James Wade. At the World Matchplay , Nicholson defeated Colin Osborne in the first round to secure a second-round match with Raymond van Barneveld.
Australia found themselves 0—3 down in the final, meaning that Nicholson had to beat Lewis in the last singles match and then win the doubles to force the tie to a sudden-death leg for the World Cup crown.
Australia won both of the matches 7—4 and in the sudden-death leg Whitlock and Nicholson both missed two darts each to secure the title, with Lewis hitting the winning double for England.
After the match Nicholson vowed that Australia would win the title in the future. His run included a win over Michael van Gerwen , who had won four tournaments in the previous two months and a semi-final victory over Wayne Jones who beat Phil Taylor in the previous round.
He faced compatriot Whitlock in a first all Australian final on the PDC ProTour and lost 1—6, admitting afterwards that he had run out of steam by the conclusion of the tournament.
Nicholson lost in the second round of the World Championship to Robert Thornton. He survived a total of five match darts from Thornton to take the match into a sudden death leg, which he lost.
Nicholson never had a dart to win himself but did throw for the match during the final set. He was then whitewashed by Michael van Gerwen 6—0 in the quarter-final of Qualifier 3 and lost to 6—5 Gary Anderson the following day in the quarter-final of Qualifier 4.
He saw off Ronny Huybrechts 6—5 in the first round before coming back from 5—1 down to defeat Colin Lloyd in the last He then claimed wins over Dean Winstanley and Mark Webster to secure a semi-final clash with world number three Michael van Gerwen.
Nicholson missed nine darts to lead and in the deciding leg had three darts to win the tournament on 24, but hit a single 12 with his first and burst his score by hitting a single 13 with his second and lost the match 5—6.
Nicholson said later that the feeling of not having enough during the match was too much to handle, but hoped the experience would be a starting point for a new phase in his career.
Nicholson beat Stuart Kellett 3—0 in the opening round of the World Championship , but Kevin Painter beat Nicholson 4—0 in the subsequent round.
Whitlock was beaten 4—1 by Taylor, before Nicholson overcame Lewis 4—2 to mean a doubles match was required to settle the tie which Australia lost 4—0.
Nicholson walked onto the stage without sunglasses for the first time in his career at the World Championship in a further attempt to move away from his bad boy of darts image.
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Mark ends of dotted lines with pins. Two parallel lines 4. On the right side of your pants back, position the welt facing at the very tip of the dart using your pin , keeping the midline point in line with the dart.
You may want to interface the pants on the wrong side where your welt will go I did not to reduce bulk.
Right sides facing, align the middle of the welt facing with the back dart Pin used for reference at the corner of midline and bottom drawn line.
Pin helps align that point to the bottom of the back dart Pin in place Carefully stitch along your marked parallel lines, starting and stopping with backstitching at the exact same points for both lines.
Fold the welt facing in half and carefully make a small cut between the two lines of stitching. Slit as close to the stitching as possible without cutting the thread.
One at a time, fold the upper and lower flaps of the welt facing over the opening and press to flatten the seam.
Only the top flap is folded here. Manipulate the facing so that it lays flat and even around in the opening and press in place.
Now the welt facing creates the welt! Fold the bottom flap upward, enough to match the top edge of the window. Cut the Pocket Front piece out of lining fabric.
Position the top side of the pocket front to the bottom of the welt facing, right sides facing. Cut the Pocket Back from self fabric.
If the top hangs over the waistline, trim it off to match the waistline. Seam or serge around three sides of the pocket, making sure to catch all the pocket layers and not the pants piece.
Baste along the upper edge and continue on with the rest of your pattern! Posted by Nicole at Sue A Colourful Canvas 9: Newer Post Older Post Home.
Use pins to mark the wrong side of the welt facing. Right sides facing, align the middle of the welt facing with the back dart.
Pin used for reference at the corner of midline and bottom drawn line. Pin helps align that point to the bottom of the back dart.
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