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14th February 23, 09:02 AM
#5
 Originally Posted by Dutch piper
Hi,
I’m about to make a “Campbell of Argyll” kilt. One of those a-symetrical tartans
Before I start cutting and ripping the fabric, I want to be sure I do the right thing.
When I opened up the fabric, I noticed that in the middle, the weaver did a repeat of the white stripe. So I think I can treat the cloth like a normal symetrical tartan. Am I right about this?
Can I rip the cloth and make a join in the center back?

I've worn a different variety of Campbell in a kilt (Cawdor), but have a fair amount of scarves and so forth in CoA. Never noticed that it was asymmetrical - it's fairly subtle. Good catch!
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