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18th February 20, 11:25 PM
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On the issue that Barb brings up, I know of one kiltmaker who started learning in my shop and was taught my system but never did catch on to the idea of ease. He is now off on his own but still makes the rear hip split exactly what he measures leaving no ease in the back.

The causes the bottom of the Fell, at the steeking line, to pull in. This then causes every kilt he makes have the left and right apron edges, gape open.

Notice that even pressing and steaming the apron edge to curl inward, that there is still a gape at the first pleat.
Now, while this is different than the issue of the apron edge flipping outward it is still an illustration that kilt making is just a bit more complex than most people's first impression.
Last edited by Steve Ashton; 18th February 20 at 11:30 PM.
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