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    I keep mine about and inch or so from each edge.

    I think this is a case of "to each his own."

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    Just remember not to pin through both the outer and inner aprons.
    The pin should be through the outer apron only.

    And it's first function is just a weight to hold the apron down in a breeze. So lower and closer to the fringe is better than higher and further away.

    The second reason for the pin is a bit of bling or flash. So wear what looks good to you. I'm fond of my little silver kokopelli that started out as a ladies necklace.
    Steve Ashton
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    Skype (webcam enabled) thewizardofbc
    I wear the kilt because:
    Swish + Swagger = Swoon.

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