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    Old Culloden kilts I have made

    So the last kilt I shipped out, before "shipping out" myself for holiday, was another Old Culloden kilt. This one is a six yard knife pleated kilt, pleated to the red stripe.


    Pleat detail:


    Someone mentioned that they had not seen pictures of this tartan made into a kilt, so I thought I'd oblige with a few others I have made, most of which have been four yard box pleated kilts.

    To the yellow stripe:




    A detail shot of the pleats, pleated to the red stripe:

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    Looking forward to wearing it this weekend, that is a gorgeous sett!!
    "It's all the same to me, war or peace,
    I'm killed in the war or hung during peace."

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    That's beautiful. The pictures I'd seen of the tartan appeared yellow, where this is green, and purple, where this is blue. Very nice, indeed.

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    Wow, I really like the first one pleated to the red stripe.
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    Such a fine sett indeed! I like it pleated to the red stripe as well - very interesting look, and my preferred choice of pleating.

    Well done, Matt and enjoy, Dale!

    Cheers,
    Last edited by creagdhubh; 8th May 12 at 08:41 AM.

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    I picked up a box pleated kilt's worth of this when I learned some was still available, and have set it aside until I've made a practice box pleat in something a little less special. It's a really beautiful tartan.

    TheBrus, re: the colors, you might be interested in Peter MacDonald's paper about Old Culloden: http://scottishtartans.co.uk/Culloden_Tartan.pdf

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    Very nice work and a very handsome tartan.

    Best

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    A very striking pattern, indeed and one of my favorites. Is it considered a "universal tartan"??

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    Matt,

    Excellent work again.! I really love these 6yd knife-pleated kilts and am glad that folks are discovering them. They work particularly well when there is a nice bold stripe to pleat to.

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    Quote Originally Posted by davidlpope View Post
    I really love these 6yd knife-pleated kilts and am glad that folks are discovering them.
    Me too! This is my 5th one from Matt.
    "It's all the same to me, war or peace,
    I'm killed in the war or hung during peace."

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