Lost Weight....Now What to do??

[angel923]

31 lbs in one month? Holy monkey ....

I wonder this as well as I'm in the process of losing weight, with my goal about 50lbs lighter than I am currently. When I get there, my 2 kilts are going to be in need of some work. The Stillwater isn't really worthwhile - I'll just buy another 1 (or 2) when I get there .. but my tank is not something I'm just going to toss. Can a kilt be reworked for an 8-10" loss?

According to my kilt maker Kathy Lare it is possible to adjust a larger kilt down the ammount of adjustment will determine the method though, from a simple buckle move to a full reworking of the kilt are all possible depending on what you want to spend.

[djweso]

:mrgreen: I'm envious of you to have such problems. Someday I'd love to have to worry about such problems.

[cloves]

Caradoc, wow.....loosing weight not only makes you look smaller, you also look younger.

[Caradoc]

Caradoc, wow.....loosing weight not only makes you look smaller, you also look younger.

My wife says the same thing.

[turpin]

Steve, are you sure of your left-right directions? My kilts all have the straps on the left side of the underapron and the strap hole is on the left. Have you been making kilted skirts lately?

[The Wizard of BC]

Oops. You are absolutely correct. Hey I am usually not the one wearing the kilt when I make adjustments.
So, take everything I said and reverse it. Left is Right, up is down, in is out. Good is evil. Smart is stupid. And I am bass ackwards.

[Dirka Skene]

Congrats on the weight loss. When I lost weight, all of my bellydancing costumes were too big. I turned to the wonderful, almighty safetypin!

Safetypins, they were invented by bellydancers.

[Phil E. Begg]

Hmmm.... you could pass the surplus on to fellow members of the X-Marks community, and buy brand-new ones! I am sure I could help out, and take one or two off your hands...

Seriously, I congratulate you on your loss... that doesn't sound right... Well done, anyhow!


Phil