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    Iain - your "Before" photo is a jaw dropper - how did you calculate the size change?

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    That is awesome! Get any ideas Dreadbelly? Maybe it cab help with the jonesing!

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    A half double crochet I think would produce a nice dense weave for felting. Good lord, that is a lot of work. That'd take me a coupla days of non stop knotting to make something only to have it shrink.

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    Would keep your mind off the kilts!

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    Kilmarnock bonnet...

    That is referred to as a Hummel or Kilmarnock bonnet, and the Scottish Tartans Museum offers a nice reproduction already:

    http://giftshop.scottishtartans.org/bonnets.htm

    Scroll down to the very bottom of the page. Matt also frequently wears one; you can see photos of him in one on his web site:

    http://www.albanach.org

    The Kilmarnock is the forunner of the glengarry.

    Regards,

    Todd

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    OUCH! Thats a wee steep for my shallow purse!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beuth Sim View Post
    OUCH! Thats a wee steep for my shallow purse!
    As my frugal Scottish grandmother always said, "you get what you pay for -- and why keep paying to replace something?"

    If that isn't thrifty, then I don't know!

    T.

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    I didna sae tha' they werna worth it, just tha' I kinna afford it.

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