Black Watch pleated to the strip but which strip?

[Arnot]

I'm a kilt maker and I have pleated loads of kilts to that stripe. What I did was pleat alternating between the two stripes on the blue and the no stripe section between the two sets of black stripes. I was given a Black Watch Regiment kilt to replicate by a local pipe band. That's why I did it that way.

[Patty Logan]

I'm a kilt maker and I have pleated loads of kilts to that stripe. What I did was pleat alternating between the two stripes on the blue and the no stripe section between the two sets of black stripes. I was given a Black Watch Regiment kilt to replicate by a local pipe band. That's why I did it that way.

do you have pictures of it?

[Arnot]

do you have pictures of it?

Not the best photo, but maybe it will give you an idea what it looks like.

[figheadair]

I'm a kilt maker and I have pleated loads of kilts to that stripe. What I did was pleat alternating between the two stripes on the blue and the no stripe section between the two sets of black stripes. I was given a Black Watch Regiment kilt to replicate by a local pipe band. That's why I did it that way.

So, to every blue square, not alternating as raised in the OP?

[Steve Ashton]

One issue that has not been brought up is that, in the example of the kilt by Arnot above, the primary background color will be black lines on blue vs the background of black lines on green that is present in the RRS kilts.

This may or may not effect your decision.

I suggest that you take your length of kilt fabric and test pleat it up a few different ways and see which you like better.

This is a very common practice among kiltmakers.

[Arnot]

So, to every blue square, not alternating as raised in the OP?

It would appear that I read the OP wrong. Apologies.