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23rd February 05, 09:14 AM
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The best part about Barb is that she has the talent to make them, teach clearly, and share advise freely. A very rare combination!
IT's easy to get hooked on making your own kilts, ain't it? You can spend a LOAD of money to have some great looking kilts, or you can spend a little money and a little time to have an entire wardrobe of YOUR kilts. I prefer the latter.
I have five kilts that I didn't make... one caramel workman's UtiliKilt, a Grizzly-cut Maple Leaf BearKilt, a Grizzly-cut Cape Breton BearKilt, a black AmeriKilt, and an authentic hand-sewn Irish National from Scotland.
With your sudden/new-found skill, you can sit-down and make a kilt for any occasion. See a tartan that looks cool? Buy some and make a kilt. have a St. Patrick's party? Make a solid green kilt.
I'm currently making solid black kilts for my soon-to-be wife's Dad and his brothers. These large guys will all be kilted at the wedding. Since I can make them, there's no exhorbitant rental or purchase fees... which made this an easy "sell" to them.
See! There are many advantages to this skill!!!
Arise. Kill. Eat.
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