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    Quote Originally Posted by Angus View Post
    Brian, is there a reason for this, does it serve a purpose, or is it just for looks?
    Perhaps they were unable to get a selvedge or it became frayed and the ribbon was used as a patch...?

    It might look pretty interesting to have a half inch edge around the bottom cut on the bias.
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    it always puzzles me that on very old depictions/portraits of people playing pipes they are very often playing them left handed, or a "mirror image" as is his kilt apron

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    I have seen some selvage that is different from side to side. It may be a weavers' preference as to what each selvage color is. Just a thought from an uneducated kilter, and soon (hopefully) weaver.
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