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8th April 07, 07:41 AM
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I am wearing a prototype Dreadbelly Special on my head. He was (at my request) experimenting with a woven in drawstring, as described/mentioned/referenced in some old contemporary descriptions of Highland bonnets. If interested, I have close-ups of that too.[/QUOTE]
I would very much love to see the photos of the Dreadbelly tam. I have got to get some more money up to order another one!
BTW Great looking kilt!
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8th April 07, 11:23 AM
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Posted instead of going to photobook. OOPS!!!
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8th April 07, 11:26 AM
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I am wearing a prototype Dreadbelly Special on my head. He was (at my request) experimenting with a woven in drawstring, as described/mentioned/referenced in some old contemporary descriptions of Highland bonnets. If interested, I have close-ups of that too.[/QUOTE]
I would very much love to see the photos of the Dreadbelly tam. I have got to get some more money up to order another one!
BTW Great looking kilt![/QUOTE]
Since you asked:
I am happy at how it turned out (and how it does actually look like I had hoped it would). You can see how the diced edge on a Balmoral COULD actually be related.
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