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29th July 09, 07:39 AM
#31
It might very well be the strong vertical lines in the pattern creating a different effect to a disruptive pattern or a solid shade.
Plus, any curling would emphasise the illusion.
I have come across garments where it is necessary to make alterations when making the same thing in different patterns, but I had thought that for a kilt it was only necessary to tweak the measurements of the pleats to achieve different pleating effect - I think I'll have to concede that there are considerations other than preferred style to be taken into account when deciding on the width of the apron.
Anne the Pleater :ootd:
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