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    St. David's Pleated to Center White Stripe

    After finishing the Xmarks kilt I had the urge to make another with a twist. The twist was poly viscose, pseudo-trad, asymmetrical. I received about 5.5 yards and was going to join and hem it. That would have left 3 yards of waste. So I decided to make a 5+ yarder in an almost traditional style. I followed Barb's advice and used invisible blind hem thread because of the two primary vertical stripes.

    I got the pleats sewn this evening, 19 pleats at about an inch and a double set deep. I just arranged the pleats to show my decision to go with this pleating pattern.



    Here is green that should flash nicely.



    I went with this pattern because I haven't ever seen it this way. The only ones I've seen are to the set and half red and green striped. What do you think?

    I'll update when it is done.
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    Should look good O'Neille

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    That looks unbelievable, the way it should flash is incredable. I am always amazed at the amount of talent here at x marks.
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    It will be very striking!

    Looking forward to the finished project (hm...at the rate you are going it'll be done by breakfast...)

    Moosedog

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    Wow, that should be a head turner. Can't wait for the pics!
    Last edited by Doc; 3rd November 07 at 12:39 AM. Reason: forgot to finish my thought. yeesh!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moosedog View Post
    It will be very striking!

    Looking forward to the finished project (hm...at the rate you are going it'll be done by breakfast...)

    Moosedog
    Thanks, it was miserable deciding how to pleat this one. I will have it done by breakfast----next week. Tucson games are tomorrow so I'll be sleeping in so I can stay out late.
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    Have fun!

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    At breakfast or the games?
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    Great look can't wait to see pictures.

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    Oh Wow. That is going to look incredible.

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