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6th March 12, 05:39 PM
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Newbie Pipers Plaid project
Hi All,
I am embarking on a journey to see if I just might be able to make a kilt or two. It might seem improbable that a 37 year old male would try something like this...but here I am. I'm a piper in my band (Spokane County Firefighters P&D). At a recent piping school I met a woman from Southern California, that was an accomplished kilter for her band. Through a brief conversation with her about kilt making, I because curious. So a few weeks later, and after purchasing The Art of Kiltmaking, and various other supplies, I'm ready to start. I think I will start with a less complicated Pipers Plaid.
As I have come to find, there is very little specific instructions on how to make a Pipers Plaid. So I am going to have to reverse engineer one. Using a pipers plaid I already have, I am able to get the general idea of how the pleats need to go, and how long I will need to make it. I've come up with a pleat layout, and I have basted the full width of the plaid at a couple of spots on one end. Here's a couple of pictures of what I have so far

Last edited by Nate Brown; 7th March 12 at 07:56 AM.
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