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31st July 09, 02:36 AM
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Kathy Lare of albuquerque altered two of mine that were too big by moving the buckles/straps for a reasonable fee, and now they fit fine. her website has contact info:
http://www.kathyskilts.com/
She is also an exceptionally well trained, highly skilled traditional Scottish handsewn kiltmaker with reasonalbe prices and a phenomenal reputation. She is very good to work with from my experiences. There will be a Kathy Lare handsewn in my future collection some day.
You could also contact Bonnie Heather on this website or thru contact info on her website:
bonniekilts.com
She is an experienced kiltmaker who recently finished an apprenticieship with Ann Stewart (one of two apprentices of hers on this website) who did a beautiful handsewn for me a few months ago, and who I know also does alterations, jsckets, skirts, etc... I think her work is top notch, and she is just building her own business so shouldn't be too backed up with other work to fit you in relatively quickly. Tell her Jeff said hello if you call her.
Good luck with your alterations.
jeff
Last edited by ForresterModern; 31st July 09 at 02:42 AM.
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