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    yeah, I figured that. How about the Tshirt? Aren't you at work? lol

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    yes I am but I have a wirless connection shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
    MacHummel

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    Note that the same vendor has a number of other Canadian tartans available, in various quantities.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alan H View Post
    Note that the same vendor has a number of other Canadian tartans available, in various quantities.
    I've already checked them out for Ontario .

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    Well, mine finally arrived today. The shipper didn't put it in the mail until two weeks after I ordered it. Coincidentally, that was also after I e-mailed her to check the status of my purchase.
    She blamed both postal services and US Customs for the delay.

    Okay, enough about her lying - the fabric itself. It is a light P/V, lighter than my 11 oz CCK, with no selvedge. Given the feel, the 8 yarder I'll make will probably be a late spring-summer-early fall kilt. The reminder will probably be made into two lined 4 yard box pleats or a lined 8 yarder. But those are projects for later - I have to finish off my 18 oz 8 yard tank.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wompet View Post
    Well, mine finally arrived today. The shipper didn't put it in the mail until two weeks after I ordered it. Coincidentally, that was also after I e-mailed her to check the status of my purchase.
    She blamed both postal services and US Customs for the delay.

    Okay, enough about her lying - the fabric itself. It is a light P/V, lighter than my 11 oz CCK, with no selvedge. Given the feel, the 8 yarder I'll make will probably be a late spring-summer-early fall kilt. The reminder will probably be made into two lined 4 yard box pleats or a lined 8 yarder. But those are projects for later - I have to finish off my 18 oz 8 yard tank.
    Well that bites, ***cough*** needing a tie ***cough*** but what about the colours?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ccga3359 View Post
    but what about the colours?
    Yes, please!

    I ordered some of the Nova Scotia just this week. I've been thinking about the ML, if my pennies hold out.
    Ken Sallenger - apprentice kiltmaker, journeyman curmudgeon,
    gainfully unemployed systems programmer

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wompet View Post
    Knowing the popularity of the Maple Leaf, people may want to jump on this quick. And remember - the Maple Leaf is asymmetric - you'll need 7.3 meters for a full-length kilt.
    or 4 yards if you don't mind a kilt with a hem.

    BTW... if it's the same stuff that Bear used to carry (or ANY of his Canadian Provincial tartans), it was a 9 oz weight, NOT "10-11" oz. Some people "beef up" their material weight to make it sound better than it is. Beware of this before you buy. Make sure you know what it is.

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    Yeah, I would say that this is closer to 9 oz than 10.5 or 11 oz.
    And the colors:
    What Pete has:


    What the eBay seller sold:

    The colors are close enough that I don't think a picture of mine would look different enough to notice.

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    There are many lovely tartans on that site!

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