An Actual Kilt Question: Loose Fringe Apron Thread?

[BroosterB1]

The other day, while brushing down my kilt to put it away, I noticed a vertical thread had come away from the fringed apron edge. It got caught in the brush and had un woven down most of the fringe. I seem to remember this happening once before when I first got the kilt; it's a Stillwater wool. I hadn't worn it for about a year.

What should I do to the fringed edge, if anything?

Run, scream, gnash teeth, cry soulfully, lament at the injustice of it all, then snip the offending thread and be done with it. .....oh i see you did, nevermind. ;oP

[Bugbear]

Run, scream, gnash teeth, cry soulfully, lament at the injustice of it all, then snip the offending thread and be done with it. .....oh i see you did, nevermind. ;oP

That reminds me, I still need to write and insert a large footnote or paragraph regarding that UU book I asked you about the other day; lots of good stuff in there. Been a little busy over the last couple of weeks with the computer crash.

Anyway the kilt was fine after a year of hanging there, and I still remembered how to put it on.

[BroosterB1]

Kilts are kind of like that, always willing to be put back on, even if you are wearing white hose. :oP

[Bugbear]

Kilts are kind of like that, always willing to be put back on, even if you are wearing white hose. :oP

I was wearing brown Lewis hose, so don't worry.