DIY#2 Starts

[hospitaller]

I think we'd agreed that the weave lines go one way simply due to manufacturing errors on the back side.

There is no right/wrong side per se.

And as celtic cowboy rightly mentioned, im sure the original kilt wearers/weavers wore their garments not precisely thinking about whether the fabric was right/wrong side out when laying on the ground pleating/folding their great kilts, hehe

good looking material by the way, shame we dont have JoAnne in the Louisville Metro area, the one large fabric store closed a few weeks ago (Baer's) and Hancock Fabrics doesnt carry anything worth mentioning

[Daibhidh O'Baoighill]

That's gonna be sharp!

[Daibhidh O'Baoighill]

Great job!!!

[Mipi]

Celtic cowboy!

I have a comment. Now after Im not working as a kilt police any more, I've started to act as an environment police instead. So, why you tossed that cup on the lown???? You better pick it up!!

[celtic cowboy]

Not my lawn, not my cup. My yard is clean a nice, although my some people in our park ask when we are going to take down our Halloween stuff(One "Witches Welcome" sign in the yard). Just wanted to get a quick pic.

[Livingston]

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Hello my name is Aaron......I am a Kiltaholic......And damn proud to be!

We do have help for you with your kilt addition in our 12 step program:

Step 1. Buy kilts.
Step 2. Buy Hose.
Step 3. Buy flashes.
Step 4. Buy sporrans.
Step 5. Buy kilt pins.
Step 6. Buy fly plaids.
Step 7. Buy jackets.
Step 8. Buy sgian dubhs.
Step 9. Buy shoes.
Step 10. Learn to make kilts.
Step 11. Hang out on X-Marks.
Step 12. Repeat as necessary and have a good time with friends and family.

BTW, the kilt looks great

[meinfs]

Great job Celtic Cowboy! That looks sharp!

[hospitaller]

hey that's super!

maybe I can encourage you enough to try your hand at making a mil box pleated next?

maybe even using the same tartan you used for this one, as it is VERY handsome.

good on ya!