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Originally Posted by Iolaus
Keep in mind, if you have a set length, that any braid is going to give with use - as the braid tightens, as the leather stretches, and also if you lose weight - that's why my belt has the screws joining the two pieces in the back.
Don't those screw heads cause wear to your kilt? I really like the braid.
Don't those screw heads cause wear to your kilt? I really like the braid.
I hadn't thought about that. I haven't noticed any, but I usually have it over my belt. I suppose I could turn it over; the other side of the screw is smooth.
I hadn't thought about that. I haven't noticed any, but I usually have it over my belt. I suppose I could turn it over; the other side of the screw is smooth.
Strip of black duc tape no-one will notice. Fine looking belt well done
The leather and hemp Kilt Guy in Stratford, Ontario
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It's a huge page but it has the instructions for a four strand braid on it.Six strands, justcontinue the same process. You could also start with a loop and finish with a turks head knot. I make necklace like this and I can see why it wouldn't work as a belt. It's not adjustable tho.
Erin. http://www.gutenberg.org/files/13510...tm#CHAPTER_VII
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