He's right, although then you'll be buying material, and there's still the accessories. If you're not spending $120 on a SWK Heavyweight, you'll spend $120 on a quality sporran.
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If you're not spending $120 on a SWK Heavyweight, you'll spend $120 on a quality sporran.
You can get a VERY nice sporran for $120, unfortunately I was seduced by a Ferguson Britt sporran in natural Canadian beaver with a leather cantle that costs three times that
Well, I started an XKilt last weekend. I think Brewboy's right, though. Once you start making them, you trade in buying whole kilts for buying fabric 7 yards at a time.
Originally Posted by TheKiltedCoder
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