Patterns for cool skirts
Posted: Tue Oct 21, 2008 4:11 pm
Found this site with some cool patterns:
http://fitzpatterns.myshopify.com/colle ... ng-pattern
Good luck
http://fitzpatterns.myshopify.com/colle ... ng-pattern
Good luck
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Since1982 wrote:Here's an interesting site for Kilt maker books. Do it yourself tons cheaper than buying a kilt.
http://www.celticdragonpress.com/index.html
First off, welcome aboard jotham! It's nice to make your acquaintance.[... W]here I need help, is tapering in the pleats above the hipline in towards the waist. Any thoughts or directions out there?
Do it up! And please post a "trip report". Inquiring minds are always curious about how things go in the world around them.I am going to a Quaker conference this summer in Blacksburg, VA and I would like to join the other men who wear kilts, there, mostly utilikilts.
First of all, if you haven't made a kilt before, be warned: it's a lot of work, and precise work, too: any sloppiness will really show. I did mine without a pattern, but I don't recommend it if you want to get it right the first time. Folkwear has a pattern, I don't know how good it is. I've also seen on-line guides, try spending a few days Googling.jotham wrote:... where I need help, is tapering in the pleats above the hipline in towards the waist. Any thoughts or directions out there?
That's only a month away, I wouldn't count on getting done by then unless you have lots of free time.jotham wrote:I am going to a Quaker conference this summer in Blacksburg, VA and I would like to join the other men who wear kilts, there, mostly utilikilts.