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    James MacMillan is offline Membership Revoked for repeated rule violations.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gilmore View Post
    You could make a lapel and cuffs for your favorite more formal kilt jacket. Evidently some makers of the newly invented Welsh surname tartans are doing this, but that need be no barrier.

    There is a history of tartan lapels for mess jackets, so it wouldn't be without earlier precedent.
    I've seen those..... didn't like them, but I've seen them. I'm about finished with the thingy that goes behind the clan badge..... does it have a name?

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    Quote Originally Posted by fluter View Post
    Commission a Thorfinn sporran.
    No, Turpin needs at least an 8"x8" swatch to work his magic.

    Quote Originally Posted by gilmore View Post
    You could make a lapel and cuffs for your favorite more formal kilt jacket. Evidently some makers of the newly invented Welsh surname tartans are doing this, but that need be no barrier.

    There is a history of tartan lapels for mess jackets, so it wouldn't be without earlier precedent.
    Similarly, you could add tartan to the cuff and tail button flaps of a Prince Charlie, in the Welsh style.

    I've made a dog collar out of some leftover PV, and a pincushion as well (Elsie was always telling us not to throw away our loose and cut off threads, so they became the filling).

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