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9th March 12, 10:14 AM
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Is Fringe a benefit?
I never realized how difficult the waiting for a new kilt was. The physical pain of anticipation is excruciating! The jones are a slow burn. It's been one month, five more to go, and I should be the proud custodian of a new kilt made by MAC Newsome. I've passed the time so far by quiety browsing for accessories. (Matt the Jedi Mind Trick doesn't work through the XMTS forum does it? If it does: You want to make my kilt next. You can't wait to make my kilt.)
My question: should I opt for the fringed edge? My order-form indicates no fringe, but I'm sure there's time to change my mind. I sent Matt six yards of 16 oz weathered Logan (MacLennan) tartan yardage from Marton Mills. I ripped the fabric so that the kilt (hopefully) will fall just at the top of my knee cap. The design will be a six-yard knife pleated kilt with brown straps. I intend the kilt for everyday or casual evening wear... nothing too high-toned.
Knowing all of this, whether it's important or not, what are the pros and cons of fringing?
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