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21st June 07, 07:58 PM
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 Originally Posted by MacHenderson
Now normally, you buy the nine or eight yards, cut it in half width-wise, and then sew it together length-wise, giving you 120" in width, correct? I can't remember exactly.
With 8 yards, I'd have 2 belted plaids. I'd simply rip/cut it into 2 four-yard pieces.
My first belted plaid was 8 yards of wool. I IMMEDIATELY knew it was WAS to big, so I cut off 2 yards. I later removed 2 more, so it is now 4 yards. One of the 2 yards stretches is a blanket and the other is now a "beater" kilt (my "jedi" kilt).
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