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9th November 05, 02:18 PM
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Ditto on the lining.I've been thinking of making one since the underkilt was mentioned.If you could share some details,it would be appreciated.
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9th November 05, 07:40 PM
#2
Kilt lining How to
 Originally Posted by Southern Breeze
Ditto on the lining.I've been thinking of making one since the underkilt was mentioned.If you could share some details,it would be appreciated.
Im at work right now....I'll take some pics of the lining and draft up a how to( or a how I did it) over the next day or so....If it get's to be too big of a file for the forum I'll link it to my website.
Basically I measured the kilt around the inside exempting the front apron... add 3 short zippers to the inside wasteband with a short cover over the zipper for comfort....added a couple of small buttons to the inside of 4 pleats about 2 inches from the bottom...and presto a zip out lining....(used a formal dress coat with a wool liner as my inspiration) :grin:
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10th November 05, 04:36 AM
#3
 Originally Posted by TitaniumRic
Im at work right now....I'll take some pics of the lining and draft up a how to( or a how I did it) over the next day or so....If it get's to be too big of a file for the forum I'll link it to my website.
Basically I measured the kilt around the inside exempting the front apron... add 3 short zippers to the inside wasteband with a short cover over the zipper for comfort....added a couple of small buttons to the inside of 4 pleats about 2 inches from the bottom...and presto a zip out lining....(used a formal dress coat with a wool liner as my inspiration) :grin: 
Thanks for the info.I've been thinking of using velcro though.I have several Stillwater standerds and the underkilt posts gave me the idea of using a liner.That way they could be worn almost year round.It was mentioned somewhere that some of the militery kilts had a liner.I've not been able to track that down yet.
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10th November 05, 11:58 AM
#4
 Originally Posted by Southern Breeze
Thanks for the info.I've been thinking of using velcro though. . . .
Velcro could be interesting when you don't wear the liner -- rather prickly!! 
Mark
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10th November 05, 02:22 PM
#5
 Originally Posted by mkmound
Velcro could be interesting when you don't wear the liner -- rather prickly!!
Mark
It can indeed.Thats one of the problems.Right now my liner project is still in the thinking and planning stage.Using a zipper never occured to me.
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10th November 05, 02:37 PM
#6
Lining Zippers
My DH gets the itchies from wool, & he'd like a lining in his kilt, as well. I'm thinking that a zipper designed for linings would be perfect for this. It comes long, but can be shortened by whip-stitching ovet the teeth at the point where the stop needs to be. A machine zigzag stitch set to a length of 0 will do the job, as well.
http://secure.cartsvr.net/catalogs/c...prodid=1674750
Lining Zippers Zippers for zip-out lining.
Made of light weight aluminum.
Available in black, beige and brown.
84 inches in Length
Item No.DescriptionAmountQty.Black - 84" $3.75 Beige - 84" $3.75 Brown - 84" $3.75
Sherry
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