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23rd April 07, 10:34 AM
#4
There is no such thing, truly as a kilt "pattern". Ther' sno point, it's a big strip of cloth folded up in pleats in the back and overlapping in the front. There's not a lot to cut out in special shapes, eh?
If you want a contemporary kilt, the X-Kilt instructions are pretty easy to understand and I think about 20-25 of them have been made. you can come to the forum and ask questions and you'll have the xperience of a bunch of makers to draw upon.....built in tech support! Follow that link and try it, if you think a box-pleat will work for you.
If you ever want to make a traditional kilt, then Barb's book is THE Schniznit....you gotta own it.
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