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a TIE DYE KILT
OK,
i made a joke about finding the fabric and getting a "TIE DYE" Kilt made.
Of course i didn't think that "TIE DYE" fabric was made in bulk.
Popping into a Fabricland location looking for camo fabric,
i found lots of different and wild "TIE DYE" fabric!
lots of different colour blends and patterns.
now the question is..................
MacHummel, do you think you would be game to make a "TIE DYE" Kilt if i provide the fabric?
(and paid for your time, just noticed how that sounded like i expected you to work for free. lol!)
now it's not going to happen tomorrow, this stuff is $20.00/meter, so this is going to be a pricey trip to the
uh..... Scottish 60's & 70's man!
 :soda:
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every year for the past several years i see a tie-dyed Utilikilt at the Loch Norman Highland Games. as far as i know Utilikilts did a small run of tie-dye kilts. it is interesting. it has alot of blues purples and a little white in it. it is ok looking. not something i would wear though (however, i do love tie-dye shirts and have plenty of those).
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I think this is a great idea. There are camo kilts out there why not tie-die? Post some pictures if you ever get a finished product. I don't think i'd ever wear one, but I like the idea.
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That will make my acid-washed denim SK look very tame ...
It could look very cool, you will of course post pictures right ???
At least show us the fabric when you get it.
CT - tanks man 
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My eyes!
It don't mean a thing, if you aint got that swing!!
'S Rioghal Mo Dhream - a child of the mist
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 Originally Posted by furrycelt
every year for the past several years i see a tie-dyed Utilikilt at the Loch Norman Highland Games. as far as i know Utilikilts did a small run of tie-dye kilts. it is interesting. it has alot of blues purples and a little white in it. it is ok looking. not something i would wear though (however, i do love tie-dye shirts and have plenty of those).
I wonder if this is the same one? This photo appeared on the Utilikilts Gallery several years ago. Although I have fourteen Utilikilts, I really do not think I could wear one like this - at least, not in public!!
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Originally Posted by Hamish
I wonder if this is the same one? This photo appeared on the Utilikilts Gallery several years ago. Although I have fourteen Utilikilts, I really do not think I could wear one like this - at least, not in public!!
that's not the one i saw. it is a younger guy that wears it. and it has a narrow color palette compared to the above tie-dye. it was just purples and blues on white. in fact, i wonder if it was a homemade job with a white Workman's UK.
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You know, it's reasonably easy to "roll your own" tie-die. The Rit Dye web page even gives instructions....
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Something like this, LK-13?
Like, far-out, man!
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Happiness? I'd settle for being less annoyed!!!
"I used to be disgusted; now I try to be amused." - Declan MacManus
Member of the Clan Donnachaidh Society
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10th May 07, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Retro Red
Something like this, LK-13?
Like, far-out, man!
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it's like, MacHippy Dude!
that pattern is called "sun burst"
couldn't find any like that, the stuff i found looks more like
digi camo, only in acid trip kinda colours.
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