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    And they'll do that for any Modern tartan?
    Yes, although it would be a custom weave (which you could have done in their heavy weight version). I had that done for a MacNab kilt that a customer wanted. He didn't really want the blindingly red modern MacNab, and the reproduction version that Dalgliesh wove was beautiful. I'll try to remember to bring a scrap in tomorrow and scan it so that you can see the difference. I'll also bring in a few of the reproduction tartans swatches i have to scan so that you can see what others look like.

    I think the last time I had a custom weave done in heavy weight, a full 8 yards, it was about $350 including shipping. Maybe a bit more.

    Barb
    Last edited by Barb T; 8th June 06 at 11:59 AM.

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    One small correction... I think the minimum for double width orders is 16 M.
    The flyer that I posted above actually says min order is 30 yards (27.5 m) for double width. Rocky - did you negotiate a different minimum?

    B
    Last edited by Barb T; 8th June 06 at 12:00 PM.

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    I told her (Angie I assume) that I needed enough for 3 kilts... She said that if I ordered 16 M, it could be woven double width. I didn't THINK I got a special weave of a shorter piece, but maybe I did! Hmmm... maybe it was a slow time and they made an acception to get an order from me. Either way, I ended up happy.

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    Lucky you! And yes, they are very nice people.

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    Question K/1 or F/1?

    The Kilt Kamps have a kilted canine contemplating the consumption of cloth for kilt construction.
    Sorry, I was feeling alliterative.

    Anyway, my reason for resurrecting this thread - what is the difference between K/1 worsted heavyweight and F/1 worsted heavyweight?
    I don't remember.

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    HULLO?

    Hunting MacFarlane for thirty-something flippin' bucks a yard? *jaw drops*

    Ooohhhhhh, dear. Ooohhh... Dear.... Brysons are a sept of Clan MacFarlane, and tha'ts my paternal grandmothers side... Dangit. I feel another kilt coming on.

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    BWHAHAHAHAHA!

    Alan, I knew your "last tartan kilt ever" thread wouldn't hold any water. You've got the kilt making in your blood now my brother!

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    Yes... the force is strong in this one...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wompet View Post
    Anyway, my reason for resurrecting this thread - what is the difference between K/1 worsted heavyweight and F/1 worsted heavyweight?
    I don't remember.
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    The K1 is a typical hard tartan weave. The F1 is the same weight but finished a little differently and has a slightly softer hand. Not fuzzy exactly, but smooth as opposed to hard.

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    Barb,

    Thanks - that's exactly what I wanted to know.

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