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10th January 08, 08:02 PM
#21
 Originally Posted by paulhenry
Jamie, yes why not! it's worth a try (perhaps)
with my scraps especially the cut out bit from the back of the pleats, I'm machine stitching them together in a random fashion, not worrying too much about the edges, just to make a heavy rug blanket type thing, it's early days, and most of kilts are in tweed type fabrics, If ever I finish it I'll post a pic!!
I just realized that I have a... quilted driving hat that has all kinds of tweeds and stuff on it. I don't know about making a hat just from scraps, but I don't see why a plain driving hat or something couldn't be pach worked over the outside in a quilt-like way. Just a thought, and good luck with all your projects everybody..
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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11th January 08, 03:27 PM
#22
All good idea's, how about a small tartan table flag!
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11th January 08, 04:10 PM
#23
Use it on a kilt jacket!
Put it on the cuffs of a Prince Charlie

Or the pocket flaps of an argyle jacket!
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