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    Box Pleat Kilt

    My wife and I made this one last May. We went to a friend's house for "hog maw", baked cabbage, and wine the other night and I thought the German culture needed a touch of Highland kilt and leather! Malcolm

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    Nice job on the box pleat kilt. I really like that tartan. What type of fabric is it? Is it a named tartan?

    That sporran is outstanding. A bit of info on it as well, please?

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    What type of fabric is it? Is it a named tartan?

    That sporran is outstanding. A bit of info on it as well, please?
    Welllllll, it is a wool or a wool blend, very soft and tight weave. Found it in a fabric shop for a good Scottish price and couldn't pass on it!! I don't believe it's a recognized tartan but would like to have someone ID it as close to some clan tartan? In my Tartan book it's close to Davidson or Gunn without the red lines?? The sporran is our regimental sporrans, our own design which we make ourselves. It's similar to ones we have seen in paintings of 18th century Highland officers although their cantels tend to be a bit more rounded. My sporran is used and abused....15 years old and seen many a' campaign and battle.

    Malcolm MacWm.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Malcolm MacWilliam View Post
    Welllllll, it is a wool or a wool blend, very soft and tight weave. Found it in a fabric shop for a good Scottish price and couldn't pass on it!! I don't believe it's a recognized tartan but would like to have someone ID it as close to some clan tartan? In my Tartan book it's close to Davidson or Gunn without the red lines?? The sporran is our regimental sporrans, our own design which we make ourselves. It's similar to ones we have seen in paintings of 18th century Highland officers although their cantels tend to be a bit more rounded. My sporran is used and abused....15 years old and seen many a' campaign and battle.

    Malcolm MacWm.
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    I like the dark tartan... suits the waistcoat nicely. but it's definitely not Davidson. regards to your wife for the clever accent on the leather waistcoat.

    Chris

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    Looking good.
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    Looks good. I like the buckled leather garters too, I may have to make some of those for myself.

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    interesting sporran

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    Nice sporran.
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    Nice kilt - it looks comfortable. Is that a leather garter around your hose. It looks good!

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    You look good in leather. Did you make that too?

    And yes, I noticed the leather garters as well. Tell us more about those?

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