Xmarks Tartan Pleated to Yellow Stripe

**Aggie** · 30th October 07, 09:06 AM

I've posted some in the past. You can likely fine them in my old posts. I'll check to if they're still around.

**McG** · 30th October 07, 09:19 AM

How the ..... where the .... whit the .... och fer fu.k sake yer a telented fella, guid job, and yon is yer first? Impressed!!!
Did ye git aw' that oot o' a book?

**Aggie** · 30th October 07, 09:41 AM

Nope, the pic is not in my posts. It might be in the xmarks posts.

**O'Neille** · 30th October 07, 10:45 AM

Originally Posted by McG

How the ..... where the .... whit the .... och fer fu.k sake yer a telented fella, guid job, and yon is yer first? Impressed!!!
Did ye git aw' that oot o' a book?

Thanks, you made me smile. I've made machine sewn kilts before. I've also taken apart and resized and repaired a few handsewn tanks. I have one of Barb's kilts to look at for reference too. Other than that, it's by the book.

**auld argonian** · 30th October 07, 11:02 AM

Inspired by your remarkable achievement and armed with my own copy of Barb's Book, I just spoke to Gordon Kirkbright and ordered some Xmarks yardage to try it myself...and may I say that Mr. Kirkbright seems a great guy...those of you who have the opportunity to work with him on a regular basis must enjoy it very much.

Onward!

Best

AA

**Panache** · 30th October 07, 11:09 AM

O'Neille,

Another spendid project! I am having my X marks the Scot kilt pleated to the same stripe and your pictures have certainly stepped up my jonesing!

Cheers

Jamie