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    Just out of curiosity, has anyone made or seen a wool kilt with a fringed bottom?

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    If you decide to hem your kilt, and you are making a trad kilt, you'll want to wait to hem it until after you've pleated it. The hem is not turned up an equal amount all the way along, and the easiest way to see where to turn it up the required extra amount is to wait until after you have the pleats done. If you're experienced as a kiltmaker, you can do the hem after the kilt is laid out and you know where the pleats will be but before you do the actual pleating. If you haven't made a kilt before, though, it can be hard to visualize and easy to goof up.

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