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Casual non-tartan kilt

Started by Betty Munro, January 30, 2010, 09:06:41 PM

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isabelladangelo

What Cilean stated but you can also get some lovely plaids -if you want- rather cheaply.  Always go with natural fibers when sewing for outdoor events if you can.   I've seen tons of homespun cotton plaids for as little at $2 a yard at Walmart or Joanns.  Also check the online fabric resources.   

The great kilt is the way you most likely want to go.  Good luck!

LadyStitch

I wish you luck.  I will say I had alot of luck doing that pattern for the kilt.  It works great and if you get stuck, post on x-marks the scott.  The guys there will help you. I would like to make my DH another kilt from the pattern. 
And follow the suggestions and recomendations that they give you.  They KNOW what they are talking about.
It is kind of strange watching your personal history become costume.

Goody


LadyShadow

Quote from: Goody on July 02, 2010, 06:23:18 PM
Simplicity 8913

I used that pattern.  The kilts I made did not turn out as well as I wanted.  But when you factor in the fact that Hubby was trying to help me while I was at work and not at home with the fabric.  He didnt measure and just started cutting the pattern out.  The kilts ended up a bit shorter than we would have liked.  Although it was a great and easy pattern to use and I plan on using it again.
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