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jsfinlay Newbe Needs help with the... 10th August 12, 01:24 PM
sydnie7 First, make sure you are... 10th August 12, 04:28 PM
Joe I You could use plastic snap... 12th August 12, 02:57 PM
jsfinlay my next kilt I'm thinking of... 15th August 12, 03:38 PM
jsfinlay Thank you! that helps........ 15th August 12, 03:36 PM
sydnie7 That's the inside of the... 16th August 12, 01:00 PM
jsfinlay Ah got cha! Thank you sydnie7 16th August 12, 10:48 PM
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    Newbe Needs help with the X-Kilt

    O.k. I'm at a stopping point in the X-kilt making and I need pictures because reading does not put the view in my head, and if I can not see it I can not make it. So attaching the Velcro piece to the Apron I am not getting. does anyone have some pic of this stage?

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    First, make sure you are working from the latest version of the manual! The first version had an error in that part of the process. If your version includes the Reverse Kinguisse supplement, then it is the latest version.

    Here's a photo, hope it helps. Note that (in this orientation) the backing material is only sewn to the kilt along the top and right-hand sides. Bottom and left-hand side are not attached to anything -- the stitching you see is just to keep the raw edge of fabric from fraying.
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    Proudly Duncan [maternal], MacDonald and MacDaniel [paternal].

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    You could use plastic snap togeather buckles (like dog collars, too) I used the leather ones like a traditional kilt uses. Whatever you deside post some photos of the finnished kilt
    Everything in excess! To enjoy the flavor of life, take big bites. Moderation is for monks. From the note books of Lazurus Long aka: Woodrow Wilson Smith

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    my next kilt I'm thinking of leather, Thanks Joe I!

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    Thank you! that helps..... Okay I see that the hem and the waist band? but is the the reverse pleat there in the middle?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jsfinlay View Post
    Thank you! that helps..... Okay I see that the hem and the waist band? but is the the reverse pleat there in the middle?
    That's the inside of the front apron. Waistband at top, right-hand inside edge of apron at the right. Hem is not visible, would be "in your lap" if you were holding the kilt this way as you sat at your computer. Deep reverse pleat is lying (laying?) underneath the Velcro strip and you can see the messy inside of bar-tacking toward the lower left-hand corner.
    Proudly Duncan [maternal], MacDonald and MacDaniel [paternal].

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    Ah got cha! Thank you sydnie7

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    Ok I done making the X kilt I will have pic up sunday night. thank you again for the help!

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