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    James MacMillan is offline Membership Revoked for repeated rule violations.
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    Quote Originally Posted by berserkbishop View Post
    Awwwwww. Come on dad its Christmas break! I work 3rd shift so I am about 4 hours away from being in bed. I'm not worried too much about the sewing machine, I will get it working. Now I just have to pick out fabric for my X-Kilt. I am thinking about taking apart my gold brothers kilt and re-using the fabric there. . .any thoughts on how that would work out?
    I did that once with a really cheaply made kilt. Took it all apart, steamed and pressed the fabric, and then had it made (not by me) into a casual kilt, flashes, tie and a vest. I think I was in Okinawa at the time. Good fabric should never be wasted.

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    The disassembly on the gold brothers kilt looks like it may be more involved and more trouble than it is worth just for me to make an x-kilt out of. . . the duck cloth at wally world is looking like an easier option. I am afraid that I will mess up the kilt so bad that it will no longer be anything kilt like. Maybe for my second project the gold bro's kilt will be reborn as a box pleat.

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