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9th March 12, 11:38 AM
#11
Re: Is Fringe a benefit?
 Originally Posted by TheBrus
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.
I've asked Matt to leave the fringe off the 5 and 6yd kilts he's made for me. The better question is, "did you choose only two straps?"
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9th March 12, 11:52 AM
#12
Re: Is Fringe a benefit?
@DavidLPope - Yes, I did choose the two straps. I sent in the two that I had already purchased for the purposes of making my own kilt. I'm rather excited about that particular detail, as it's quite unique.
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9th March 12, 12:21 PM
#13
Re: Is Fringe a benefit?
I don't really care for the fringe. No functional purpose [notwithstanding some arguments that it helps apron stay down]. Of course I don't wear a sgian or flashes either, and I only wear a kilt pin because my wife bought it for me and one does not go against "she who must be obeyed".
Rondo
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9th March 12, 12:31 PM
#14
Re: Is Fringe a benefit?
I prefer fringe benefits.
Regards
Chas
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9th March 12, 06:01 PM
#15
Re: Is Fringe a benefit?
Folks that responded: what yardage/weight are your kilts? I'm wondering if, for a lower-yardage kilt (and one designed to be more casual), if the fringe would look out of place. Does anyone have a 4-6 yard kilt that has fringe? I'm not thinking the fringe is really used for weight, because I envision (someone correct me if I'm wrong) that there is layered fabric at the apron's edge for weight, it's just not fringed.
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9th March 12, 06:04 PM
#16
Re: Is Fringe a benefit?
I'll vote for fringe......double or triple!!
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9th March 12, 06:11 PM
#17
Re: Is Fringe a benefit?
 Originally Posted by TheBrus
Folks that responded: what yardage/weight are your kilts? I'm wondering if, for a lower-yardage kilt (and one designed to be more casual), if the fringe would look out of place. Does anyone have a 4-6 yard kilt that has fringe? I'm not thinking the fringe is really used for weight, because I envision (someone correct me if I'm wrong) that there is layered fabric at the apron's edge for weight, it's just not fringed.
Mine is a 16oz wool tartan, made up as a 5yd box pleat by Matt.

ith:
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9th March 12, 06:13 PM
#18
I have 3 Newsomes. None of them are fringed. The next one will be.
--dbh
When given a choice, most people will choose.
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9th March 12, 07:01 PM
#19
Re: Is Fringe a benefit?
Thanks for the pics, Artificer. I rather like the fringe.
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10th March 12, 04:40 AM
#20
Re: Is Fringe a benefit?
The fringe finishes the kilt. I cannot imagine it ever being out of place on a tartan kilt.
Regards
Chas
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