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  1. #1
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    First Kilt - Black Canvas with little colour touch

    I just finished my first kilt!

    To avoid all this stripes, I started with a black canvas. Because of the changes between centimeter and inch I made a little mistake: I used the complet 10 meters for the kilt because I forgot to cut it before counting and calculating. So I made a 10 yard kilt instead of a 8 yard one … why not :-D

    At the end I decided to add a little colour: I had some orange cloth left wich I used to double the fringe with.





    I made a Exel sheet to help me calculating the pleats


    This is how i had to work. Terrible circumstances, aren't they?




    THE fringe


    Outside


    Inside (longer lining under the underapron for hygienically reasons)


    That's it! It fit's - after I moved the buckles a bit. The straps didn't have holes where I needed them.


    As you see, I made the flashes from orange linnen, too!

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  3. #2
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    5th August 14
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    Good job my friend. Thanks for the photos of the progress. It looks like a comfortable fit and stylish as well.

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    Good job, looks great as first kilt. My first kilt wasn't even near this.

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