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5th November 19, 10:01 AM
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Here are a couple photos of a belted plaid I made up a year and a half ago, perhaps 2 now. What some of us have started calling the Mk1 custom run of Govt Sett tartan. Not the best photos, I know......
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5th November 19, 10:06 AM
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 Originally Posted by Luke MacGillie
Here are a couple photos of a belted plaid I made up a year and a half ago, perhaps 2 now. What some of us have started calling the Mk1 custom run of Govt Sett tartan. Not the best photos, I know
Luke, thanks for sharing. Would you put it on with belt loops or by folding it yourself?
Best,
Jonathan
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5th November 19, 10:31 AM
#3
I have an interior drawstring......
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7th November 19, 07:51 PM
#4
The custom Gov’t sett tartan looks really nice. I love the intensity of the colors. Wilson’s?
Last edited by Guthrumironhead; 7th November 19 at 07:53 PM.
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10th November 19, 05:12 PM
#5
A few days ago it was very cool and rainy. With the help of some friends I made some wool Native-style leggings. Worked wonders.
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12th November 19, 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by jthk
A few days ago it was very cool and rainy. With the help of some friends I made some wool Native-style leggings. Worked wonders.
I'm not a fan of wearing the belted plaid over the shoulder like that, it just feels too restricting to me. If it's cold and wet I'll wear it over my shoulders like a cloak. I'll have to see if I have any pictures to attach...
::EDIT::
I found some pictures...
It's good for keeping off the rain and for cuddles/protecting your child from the rain as well.
Last edited by dcommini; 12th November 19 at 01:56 PM.
Reason: attaching pictures
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12th November 19, 02:59 PM
#7
I've only tried wearing the kilt like that a few times. More often the back just hangs long behind me. But I wanted to give it a go. I don't like the brooch and prefer to simply tie it with twill tape. Much more secure.
Originally Posted by dcommini
I'm not a fan of wearing the belted plaid over the shoulder like that, it just feels too restricting to me. If it's cold and wet I'll wear it over my shoulders like a cloak. I'll have to see if I have any pictures to attach...
::EDIT::
I found some pictures...
It's good for keeping off the rain and for cuddles/protecting your child from the rain as well.
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22nd November 19, 03:48 AM
#8
Another venture out
While normally I prefer the traditional kilt, yesterday I decided to wear the plaid to work. (I'm a schoolteacher.) Here are the results.
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24th November 19, 04:11 PM
#9
Originally Posted by jthk
While normally I prefer the traditional kilt, yesterday I decided to wear the plaid to work. (I'm a schoolteacher.) Here are the results.
Looks good!
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26th November 19, 08:53 AM
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Originally Posted by jthk
While normally I prefer the traditional kilt, yesterday I decided to wear the plaid to work. (I'm a schoolteacher.) Here are the results.
Always ike your look! I think you may have already answered this, but what belt do you use to secure the GK (ie 'underneath')?
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