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    The best explanation I've seen is Barb's book.
    But, as a backup, here are some links I found:

    The last set of directions skimps a little, though.

    As for pleating sett versus stripe, here's a picture:


    I know Matt has addressed sett vs. stripe in his blog as well, but I can't bring up that page at the moment.

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    I'll second the need for Barbs book. I've made one traditional kilt and the book was indispensable. The second thing necessary is patience.

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    The only problem is that Barb's book is in English. How's your mother-in-laws English skills?

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    You know, when I mentioned Barb's book, I wasn't even thinking of a potential English/Portuguese language barrier. I was only thinking of the diagrams and photographs. My mother (also a talented sewer) had a look at some of them and grasped their meaning without reading the captions or associated text.

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    Wow! That's great!

    Barb

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