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    Kilt made from flannel?

    Has anyone made a kilt from flannel?
    If so how did it turn out?

    My wife found a tartan flannel sheets that she was wondering about.makimg a kilt and skirt from.

    Any ideas?
    Member of Clan Hunter USA,
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    Kilt This! makes kilts out of soft fleece. You can see examples on thier website or their Etsy shop.

    I have never seen on of them in person, though. I have a duck cloth utility kilt from them that is excellent.
    Good luck!

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    Had a SportKilt made out of flannel back when. Was like wearing flannel pajamas - that soft feel. Perfect for hiking commando though.
    Ol' Macdonald himself, a proud son of Skye and Cape Breton Island
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    I made one out of cotton flannel once. The fabric was WAY too light weight and wouldnt hold a crease for nothin! After wearing it for a couple of hours, it looked like a wadded up mess. Was comfortable though.

    I would recommend using something else, unless you just wanted the practice.
    Somebody ought to.

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    Try using the flannel that quilters use. I back most of my quilts with this flannel and it's never given me a problem with washing, shrinking, piling.

    The fabric one obtains from fabric shops is usually too thin.

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    Does any member have photos of these type of kilts made from flannel?

    Hawk
    Shawnee / Anishinabe and Clan Colquhoun

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