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    Quote Originally Posted by McMurdo View Post
    Take it from me. Always remember to tuck your apron especially at family functions, otherwise your sister in law might see something she shouldn't
    Please explain, "tuck your apron".
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    Quote Originally Posted by mkfarkus View Post
    Please explain, "tuck your apron".
    Give it a wee tuck between the knees. See Hamish's excellent video tutorial on the "pleat sweep."
    Ken Sallenger - apprentice kiltmaker, journeyman curmudgeon,
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    Quote Originally Posted by mkfarkus View Post
    Please explain, "tuck your apron".
    Well when you go to sit once you sweep the pleats in the back you also may need to adjust the front of the kilt also known as the apron, if you watch Hamish's video on it you will see what I mean better than I could explain it, just make sure the apron comes down a wee bit between the knees so as to not expose yourself to those sitting across from you.

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