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    Gordon Dress four foot box pleat.

    Here's kilt number three - a four foot box pleat in Gordon Dress.
    The "Sporran" is a Summit Gear brand belt bag.

    I think the tartan goes well with my pup - I'll be making him a collar out of it soon enough.


    I was moving a bit here, hoping to show a bit more of the reveal - the bright white vertical stripes. Really strengthens the "swish"


    Mandatory open pleat shot.

    The light weight fabric and the fact it's only a 4 yard box pleat have proven to be very nice for the heat we've been facing here the last few days.
    I was planning on taking pictures as I went, but the machine adaptation of Matt and Barb's guide was very experimental, so I figured I'd wait and make sure it worked out... Sure feels like it did.

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    Really nice! Great looking kilt. Looks like some really good work, again. You really inspire me to jump in and give it a shot.

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    BTW, is the dude in the pics a white shepard? I only ask cuz my wife's mother used to breed very high ranking white shepards. Beautiful dogs and yours looks like a real bro

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    Thanks! And yes, he's a White German Shepherd. Adopted him three months ago at the tender age of ten months.

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    Quite nice.
    Love those "boxy" kilts.

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    Coke Is Wrong....

    Kilts and dogs,, now that is the real thing. Nice work and equally fine kilt.

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    Well done Sir. Impressive!

    Quote Originally Posted by Kiltboy View Post
    ...Quite nice. Love those "boxy" kilts. ...
    Didn't Volvo run an add campaign once? "Volvo - they're boxy but they're good."

    So if an 8 yard knife pleat is a "Tank"...... Shouldn't a 4 yard box pleat be a "Volvo"?

    Sorry... I'll get my coat.

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    Congratulations! That is wonderful. I do love a box pleated kilt.

    Quote Originally Posted by English Bloke View Post
    Well done Sir. Impressive!

    Didn't Volvo run an add campaign once? "Volvo - they're boxy but they're good."
    LOL! That was actually from a movie "Crazy People" with Dudley Moore.

    I loved that movie at the time. I wonder how it would stand up to viewing again. I'm off to consult Netflix streaming...

    ith:

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    [QUOTE=English Bloke;1002654]So if an 8 yard knife pleat is a "Tank"...... Shouldn't a 4 yard box pleat be a "Volvo"?
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    As a big fan of both box pleated kilts and Volvos, I like this idea. Furthermore, I often refer to my car (a black '92 Volvo That I've been driving for the past 9 years) as "The Swedish Tank", so there's another layer of meaning. Eeeeexcelent...

    P.S. Really excelent job on that kilt, NeightRG. It seems you have quite an aptitude for this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mickey View Post
    Really nice! Great looking kilt. Looks like some really good work, again. You really inspire me to jump in and give it a shot.
    Not me!! I hate sewing machines... and I have no patience for hand sewing things like that! It is beautiful, though. I love box pleated kilts. I love that tartan, and I love my pet! Which happens to be a pretty little calico cat...
    "Two things are infinite- the universe, and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." Albert Einstein.

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