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23rd June 11, 11:28 AM
#1
 Originally Posted by xman
...I thought I'd offer up this little tease.  ...
Ring pillow?
--dbh
When given a choice, most people will choose.
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30th June 11, 04:03 AM
#2
The Kiltmaker and His Son
I've been burning the midnight oil to get these last two done and in just the nick of time too. I'll be in the air in less than ten hours. The wee kilt is to be fastened with ribbons. I was inspired by this thread. The tapered waist on it is an experiment. I'm sure the tapering would be smoother with less yardage (there's a full four yards in this little guy), but I think it works pretty well. The full reveal of all this work will have to wait until after the wedding. 
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30th June 11, 04:14 AM
#3
X:
I don't know if you thought of this, (who am I kidding, of course you did), but when I saw the xose flashes cut on the diagonal, I realized that it creates a unique "artist's embedded signature." The weave of the fabric, especially the white lines, makes the letter X. Brilliant.
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30th June 11, 09:52 AM
#4
 Originally Posted by CapeBretonMacDonald
X:
I don't know if you thought of this, (who am I kidding, of course you did), but when I saw the xose flashes cut on the diagonal, I realized that it creates a unique "artist's embedded signature." The weave of the fabric, especially the white lines, makes the letter X. Brilliant.
E

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11th July 11, 07:36 AM
#5
There were many pictures taken, most better than this, but here is one good enough to share already.
The Muted kilt I didn't sew, but the others worn were.
To say that we are all pleased to be able to wear these kilts sewn by a family member
makes us proud and happy is a bit of an understatement.
To add to the family involvement, the bride's mother hand wove the hand fasting ribbons,
one in MacFarland Red Modern which was later presented to the groom with his MacFarland crest kilt pin,
the other in MacDonald of Clanranald Modern which you see now clasped to the bride's shoulder with a Clanranald crest pin.
The weaving job on these was absolutely top notch too!
It was a lovely and HOT evening, a beautiful ceremony and terrific dinner and party too which included an
unrehearsed and surprisingly good rendition of Barret's Privateers sung on stage by all the men in this picture.
As I said there are other pictures forthcoming but as I'm still on vacation this is what I can muster for now.
Let's call this ...
AFTER
Last edited by xman; 11th July 11 at 10:30 AM.
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12th July 11, 09:51 AM
#6
I will say this-You can REALLY see how beautiful your tartan's colors turned up in the custom weave in this picture! Absolutely fantastic!
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13th July 11, 06:28 AM
#7
Thanks, Josh. Yes and the sett size helps that too.
After seeing the photos, the boys agree that the measurements were too long and I'll be hemming their kilts to look better.
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