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    I am having so much fun seeing all the fantastic kilts that you guys have turned out!

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    Lightbulb Fringe on an X-Kilt???

    I ws wondering if anyone has put fringe on their x-kilt. I like fringe on trad kilts, but I haven't seen it on a modern one. Would it look funny or should I give it a try?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Navyguy View Post
    I ws wondering if anyone has put fringe on their x-kilt. I like fringe on trad kilts, but I haven't seen it on a modern one. Would it look funny or should I give it a try?
    My Man, it's YOUR kilt, so do it YOUR way! If you want a fringe, then fringe it!

    I havent built an X-Kilt with a fringe, but my first canvas kilt had one.

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    **shameless bump**

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    I will begin an x-kilt this week, progress reports will follow.

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    Thak You! Thank You! Thank You!:d

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    Could one of the moderators please sticky this thread? Or at least the post with the instruction download address in it?

    Best regards

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    I picked up the cotton twill fabric for my first x-kilt this evening. I will begin all the measuring and marking and probably do the brunt of the work next weekend.

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    Does anyone know of directions to make a kilt like the ones Matt from the Tartan Museum makes? If you haven't been to his link it is:

    http://kilts.albanach.org/

    I have been making the "traditional" 8 yard knife pleated variety, but would like to try my hand at an even more traditional 4 yard kilt! I really liked the look of Matt's and was wondering if anyone knows if there are some written instructions. Laying out the kilt isn't really a problem. I've got enough experience in kilt making that I sometimes dream in tartan! I'm mainly a little confused on the sewing of the pleats. Pleats that go in different directions are a bit much for an old knife pleater like me to handle.Any help anyone can afford is much appreciated.
    God Rest,
    -Leech-

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    leech
    Allan H has a very good discription of how to make box pleats in his manual for the x-kilt.

    http://www.modelautoracing.com/kilt/X-Kilt_final2.pdf

    The design is for a kilt similar to the UniKilt but if you have been making 8 yard knife pleats you should be able to adapt the instructions to your needs.

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