[Alan H]

Originally Posted by Ruffles

Very easy to understand. Joined this website and 3 days later I'm wanting to sew a kilt?? Who knew?

And I get that the kilt is for men... but making myself clothes out of our family tartan to match is ok, right?? ;)

I actually wrote an X-Skirt manual, once, but it kind of died on the vine for lack of interest. This is in comparison to the X-Kilt which is a stupid-silly success story.

But the answer is yes.

[Alan H]

New Link for downloading the X-Kilt manual as of 2/14/2011:

http://cmgm.stanford.edu/~ahebert/Xk...t2ndedRevK.pdf

This is the second edition, which includes Tartan Hikers construction notes and sydnie's Reverse Kinguisse X-Kilt instructions, as well as a revised description of the part in the first edition that confused more people than all the rest of the manual put-together....the over-apron strip..

[CMcG]

You rock Alan H!

[dstarkravingmad]

I re-purposed an old set of BDU's because my son wanted a camo-Kilt

(Yes, he is the skinny one)


By dstarkravingmad at 2011-02-24

Pleats:


By dstarkravingmad at 2011-02-24

and I made some alterations and incorpoated the pockets at his request:


By dstarkravingmad at 2011-02-24

[Eleazar]

Excellent job. I like the added features.