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14th November 07, 12:35 PM
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Home sewn kilt
The fabric was purchased at JoAnn's fabrics, for four dollars and some change a yard. I purchased 6 yards, which was the whole bolt. It is suppose to be 65% acrlic and 35% ? (I am thinking cotton). It is very light weight so I put in a lot of material into the heam and the outer apron edge to add some weight. I fabricated this kilt as a knock about and as a learning tool for some better kilts.
I used Velcro as fastners,
I made a lot of mistakes and had to start over a few(lot) of times but that and Barb's book I muddled through.
It was fun and I have purchased 5 meters of a wool/ poly blend in a light grey and blue tartan.
Robert "the kilted" Lamb
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