Completely removing creases from wool

**Barb T** · 7th July 16, 12:59 PM

Email me, and I'll put you in touch with one of our Kilt Kamp participants who has made a bunch of these and has brought them to Kilt Kamp.

**The Wizard of BC** · 7th July 16, 03:03 PM

And while I am stunningly handsome in my kilt,only Barb can show up at Kilt Kamp looking like this, and pull it off so well.

Now you know why Kevin and Harlan keep coming back year after year.

**Barb T** · 7th July 16, 05:13 PM

So, does that mean The Dress needs to come to Victoria??

**The Wizard of BC** · 7th July 16, 07:35 PM

NO! No, a thousand times no. The last time you brought a garment to show off at Kamp, I ended up having to wear it.

Harlan's eyes are still sore from the eye bleach after that one.

**Sean Wilson** · 7th July 16, 11:48 PM

Originally Posted by The Wizard of BC

NO! No, a thousand times no. The last time you brought a garment to show off at Kamp, I ended up having to wear it.

Harlan's eyes are still sore from the eye bleach after that one.

Now that leaves I ages in the mind... lol

**Barb T** · 8th July 16, 04:24 AM

Originally Posted by The Wizard of BC

NO! No, a thousand times no. The last time you brought a garment to show off at Kamp, I ended up having to wear it.

Well, there's a point. But those fab tights were "one size fits most".....

**Todd Bradshaw** · 12th July 16, 06:31 PM

Done. Three bucks worth of maple and a couple hours of work, mostly waiting for glue to dry. Unfinished, but sanded all the way up to a super smooth 600 grit. Then the grain was raised and it was sanded again. I suspect the steam may raise the grain again when it gets used, but it sands down pretty quickly and it will eventually stop raising. One wide and tapered side, one handle side that can function as a narrow side for tight places if needed. Off in search of wrinkles.