A Duct Tape Kilt

**pipesndrumsnun** · 5th October 07, 07:38 AM

I am very interested in seeing your finished product!

**BozemanboB** · 5th October 07, 12:16 PM

Um, is it a 9-yard kilt? If it is I'm pretty sure I don't want to see the finished product in use!!!

**DTrain** · 5th October 07, 12:45 PM

After you wear it, do you wash it or just wad it up and throw it away?

**3fingerslinger** · 5th October 07, 01:35 PM

Probably want to shave before wearing it Ha Ha!!

**elitekiltedcommando** · 5th October 07, 02:26 PM

Originally Posted by DTrain

After you wear it, do you wash it or just wad it up and throw it away?

Im actually going to spray it with some weatherproofing chemical I have for tents and such. It'll make a nice 'rainy day' kilt

**Retro Red** · 5th October 07, 02:55 PM

Pleating to sett or stripe?

This project sounds challenging, but "stick" to it!

.

**elitekiltedcommando** · 6th October 07, 12:35 PM

Originally Posted by Retro Red

Pleating to sett or stripe?

... Yes.

**djweso** · 7th October 07, 05:43 PM

Definitely looking forward to some pics. Maybe some as you go as well as finished product. I didn't find that how-to that was linked to to be too helpful.

**cacunn** · 9th October 07, 07:48 PM

Does it have to be completely duct tape? If not you cold use a small strip of cloth for the hinge of the pleats. Place two pieces of tape side by side, sticky side up. Place a strip of cloth over top the tape where they meet. Then place two more strips of tape down over top of the other two. Do not cover the join. This might add a better swing to the kilt.