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14th December 10, 03:28 PM
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I've not seen that either.
Perhaps there are no authenticated great kilts in existence.
As the handwoven selvage would be 'perfect', consisting of a series of loops, the simplest of joinings would do the job.
Putting the two edges together and oversewing, whip stitch it is sometimes called, would make a flat join which would be hardly detectable after a while. When it was opened out it would hold the two pieces edge to edge, and it is easy to ease the fabric to match up any irregularities in the weaving - within reason.
Anne the Pleater :ootd:
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