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21st February 08, 01:12 PM
#10
I'd say that the easiest way to get the fabric to make a kilt is to buy it as fabric - that way you are buying something you should be able to work with straight away rather than having to undo what has already been down to it - and if the cheap kilt I bought is anything to go buy, the quality of the fabric and workmanship would reduce a true craftsman almost to tears.
I have made myself quite a few kilts now - enough to have lost count, but as time has gone by I have upped the length of fabric, its weight and its quality - I have now graduated to 8 yards heavyweight real tartan all wool.
It is a bit like - no - it is a lot like an addiction, and the stuff used for cheap kilts is just not good enough.
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