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28th January 08, 01:34 PM
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Repleating an old kilt
Well, I have decided to make another kilt.
After careful consideration of what to do with my ill-pleated but most loved first kilt, String came up with the idea of ripping the fell out and repleating it.
I liked this idea, and since I had a scrap of free time today, I decided to rip the seams out.
For the pictures:

This is the kilt in question, as worn this weekend. See this post for that and other photos.

These are the pleats, before ripping. I can follow the pattern that was trying to be made, but...no. I just don't like it. So I am probably going to pleat to the white stripe.

What I now have is 4 yards of very nice acrylic fabric.
Once I get this washed up (Wednesday, hopefully) I think I'll get my Matt Newsome on and make me a new box-pleated kilt, unless I decide that repleating violates my kilt buying/making hiatus.
Updates to come!!
~Yeti
Last edited by Brian F; 28th January 08 at 04:00 PM.
Reason: Added photos of pleats and fabric
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