Kiltless in Seattle

**BrianBarleycorn** · 25th September 11, 01:28 PM

So sorry for that cheesy title, I couldn't resist. As it suggests though, I am a Kilt lover with no Kilt. I've worn yardage in a sort of general kilty style often in the past and I've been a proponent of men taking back their wardrobe rights, whether for history or comfort. I am now embarking on the creation of my first "real" Kilt, as practice to see if I can feasibly build a formal Kilt for my own wedding. I hope to learn, to pass on what I have learned and to find brotherhood/sisterhood here.

**Father Bill** · 25th September 11, 01:32 PM

Kilt or no (yet!) Welcome to the Great Rabble!

**sevenoaks** · 25th September 11, 01:51 PM

Welcome from Vancouver, Canada. I wish you well on your attempt to make your own kilt. A much braver man than Me

**TimButterfield** · 25th September 11, 02:04 PM

from Des Plaines, IL (near Chicago).

**cessna152towser** · 25th September 11, 02:31 PM

from the Scottish Borders.

**Danaidh** · 25th September 11, 03:00 PM

You're lucky. I've heard Seattle is very kilt friendly.

**McClef** · 25th September 11, 03:02 PM

from South Wales UK!

(Sounds like a good title for a movie!

)

**Chas** · 25th September 11, 03:48 PM

Hello Brian,

Welcome to XMarks from the other side of the world in Norfolk, England.

Regards

Chas

**haxtonhouse** · 25th September 11, 04:25 PM

I Have made 4 kilt now. the 1st one did not turn out all that well- I use it for fishing, chores, and the like. but the rest turned out really nice. I suggest making a practice kilt out of cheap wool material before making a posible mistake with expensive tartan...