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12th July 05, 05:07 PM
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Art on a Natural Workmans kilt
This might be better posted in the UK forum, but I would rather spend my time around here.
Last week I was able to obrain a workmans kilt from UK. For those of you who are unaware, this is an undyed white kilt in the UK workman mold, without leather (it has been found to bleed). Being a typical man, I am positive that it won't stay white long, in my hands. I already spilled a splash of bloody mary on it Saturday night, which I was able to quickly remedy (no stain, thank the Lord).
So I'm wondering if anyone here has suggestions on how to deorate it. LeighAnne has designs on batiquing (spelling) which is basically using wax and dye to create designs. She was thinking about maybe going around the bottom fringe with a West African eye design (think hyroglyphics, but West African) and they dying the rest of the kilt.
I'm just trying to get some ideas before I stain a new kilt beyond recongintion. I love the white, but keeping it white isn't going to happen, thanks for the help.
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