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    Quote Originally Posted by smaughazard
    Are you gonna pleat that to the sett, the stripe, the box, or the fish?
    For the Hawaiian kilt, pleat to the fish.

    For the Camo kilt, pleat to Maple leaf #7 and 1/2 of twig #3

    It's looking good!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RockyR
    For the Hawaiian kilt, pleat to the fish.

    For the Camo kilt, pleat to Maple leaf #7 and 1/2 of twig #3

    It's looking good!
    Are you sure I should pleat to the fish? I think pleating to the turtle would look more dramatic. Or to the warrior!

    As for the camo kilt, I apologize. I thought it would look best pleated to oak leaf #5. *snaps fingers and exclaims "OH, SNAPS!"*

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    Who's addicted to fabric...?

    The tapa pattern is terrific, but box pleating it would probably make the kilt too light... unless you want every kilt lift to remind you of those soft, caressing, tropical breezes you left behind in Hawaii.



    Also, your desert digital camo kilt looks great. If the black webbing is too visually obvious, just sew up some "tubes" of camo, flattened into 1-inch-wide straps, and poke a very small hole for the buckle tongue.

    Is all well in your new digs? and have your household goods showed up?
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    Quote Originally Posted by way2fractious
    The tapa pattern is terrific, but box pleating it would probably make the kilt too light... unless you want every kilt lift to remind you of those soft, caressing, tropical breezes you left behind in Hawaii.
    I was thinking of doing numerous, tight box pleats so as to use the full 6 yards I bought. I figured that would make it fairly heavy. I suppose I could try my hand at a Kinguisse pleating.

    Quote Originally Posted by way2fractious
    Also, your desert digital camo kilt looks great. If the black webbing is too visually obvious, just sew up some "tubes" of camo, flattened into 1-inch-wide straps, and poke a very small hole for the buckle tongue.
    Actually... it's not desert digital. It's a RealTree style camo. Looks pretty nice, and I kinda like the way the black straps look on it.

    Quote Originally Posted by way2fractious
    Is all well in your new digs? and have your household goods showed up?
    Not in the new digs yet. We have 1 week from today until we vacate our present abode, and we fly off the island a week from Saturday.
    Our household goods are waiting for us in Maine, and they're scheduled to be delivered on the 16th.

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    like the clips

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    Quote Originally Posted by switchblade5984
    like the clips
    Just snagged three more for when I get around to putting my olive duck kilt together!

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