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2nd April 10, 03:01 AM
#1
Hi Graham,
Well done on your first attempt. I think you made a wise choice, going for a non-tartan fabric. Gives you the freedom to swap and change flashes with different kilts. It also gives you a new hobby - you will be forever fondling fabric and thinking 'Can I make this into flashes?'
Regards
Chas
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2nd April 10, 04:16 AM
#2
those look very nice, quite professional.
Next, if you want, you can experiment with adding loops. Each segment can have a single loop, or even a triple loop etc.
Over the years I've often made flashes when I couldn't find the exact colour I was after. I made white flashes for my wedding outfit.
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