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    All done! Took me another 70 minutes, but it's all done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alan H View Post
    All done! Took me another 70 minutes, but it's all done.
    Pictures please!!!

    Stop teasing us.

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    What did ya do different?
    One of my fav kilts to wear was an experiment with cheap cotton but its turned out to be the most comfortable one yet. It needs ironed like every twenty minutes it feels like but I do find it comfortable!
    Thanks,
    Don

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    The one im wearing in my profile is one that i made, but its only cotton poly,but it is very comfortable,and one of my favorites to wear around the house or out to any casual outing.

    Im on the look now for a bit better material,and i intend to try something i have been thinking of doing.
    Im going to try pleating from the very back-and pleat both sides so that the pleats all point to the rear.
    I know it goes against the grain on how a kilt is made,and I just hope it won't offend some burly scot or irish man,and they rip it off me.

    So when i find the right material and have it finished I will post a pic of it in the photo section.

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    Hey Tommie, there are kilts pleated like that called "Kinguisse kilts.
    http://www.albanach.org/muirhead.htm
    Matthew Newsome talks about this style of kilt part way through the artical. It's a rare style, but no one can complain that it's wrong.
    Quote Originally Posted by Tommie View Post

    Im on the look now for a bit better material,and i intend to try something i have been thinking of doing.
    Im going to try pleating from the very back-and pleat both sides so that the pleats all point to the rear.
    I know it goes against the grain on how a kilt is made,and I just hope it won't offend some burly scot or irish man,and they rip it off me.

    So when i find the right material and have it finished I will post a pic of it in the photo section.
    Last edited by Bugbear; 3rd January 08 at 03:23 PM.
    I tried to ask my inner curmudgeon before posting, but he sprayed me with the garden hose…
    Yes, I have squirrels in my brain…

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ted Crocker View Post
    Hey Tommie, there are kilts pleated like that called "Kinguisse kilts.
    http://www.albanach.org/muirhead.htm
    Matthew Newsome talks about this style of kilt part way through the artical. It's a rare style, but no one can complain that it's wrong.
    Thanks Ted for the link.Very interesting article about that kilt.
    And here i thought i was coming up with something different.

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    If you make one though, Tommie, you will have a very rare style of kilt. If I were a kilt maker, I would make one. Wish you luck.
    Quote Originally Posted by Tommie View Post
    Thanks Ted for the link.Very interesting article about that kilt.
    And here i thought i was coming up with something different.
    I tried to ask my inner curmudgeon before posting, but he sprayed me with the garden hose…
    Yes, I have squirrels in my brain…

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tommie View Post
    And here i thought i was coming up with something different.
    "Great minds..." I believe that pleater specializes in this style. It's also much like the Utilikilt, IIRC.
    Ken Sallenger - apprentice kiltmaker, journeyman curmudgeon,
    gainfully unemployed systems programmer

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