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    we finally got a kilt for my wee one for her dancing, it was second hand, slightly too long for her, was wondering if anyone could recommend someone for getting it taken up, need it done so that it can be dropped down when she grows
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    The dress maker within Elizabeths in Thurso will do that for a very reasonable price.

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    Do it yourself.

    Its not like turning up trousers where you turn up from the bottom edge. What you need to do is unpick the waistband and fold over at the top before reattatching the waist. This way it still hangs right and holds the pleats.
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    Quote Originally Posted by changilass View Post
    Do it yourself.

    Its not like turning up trousers where you turn up from the bottom edge. What you need to do is unpick the waistband and fold over at the top before reattatching the waist. This way it still hangs right and holds the pleats.

    thanks for that but im not very good at things like that would hate to ruin it
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    When my daughter's kilt was slightly too long she wore braces as did a few others. then you can let it down to the perfect length as she grows. It never looked too short or too long for her.

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    If it's only slightly too long then I'd go with the braces too, a wee waistcoat over the top will hide the braces
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