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8th August 09, 02:55 PM
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 Originally Posted by Morris of Heathfield
I was recently at JoAnn Fabrics and noticed they had a material called "brushed plaid". It's 100% cotton and appears to be a very thick and heavy flannel. It's thicker and heavier than the PV material they have at the store, and has a nicer selvedge as well (at least, on one side).
Does anyone who has seen the fabric I'm talking about know how suitable it would be for making a kilt?
By the way, it's on sale right now: $5.59 a yard.
My local JoAnn's has a collection of (mostly) tartans called something like "English sportswear collection". It's mostly brushed cotton flannels, but some poly-rayon blends. If it's one of those, I don't think it's suitable. The poly blends might be, they're a touch lightweight. And they're only 44" wide, so unless you're very short, you'd need to buy a lot (and have very large left overs....).
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