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    Here's a current eBay auction for this style of pin:

    KILT PINS 76 mm Scottish Safety Pins Large N/P

    FYI, 76mm is about 3 inches.

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    So since the "safety pin" style are so light, would they not be intended to go through both aprons, rather than just the outer?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tartan Hiker
    So since the "safety pin" style are so light, would they not be intended to go through both aprons, rather than just the outer?
    Never put a kilt pin through both aprons, regardless of the pin. It will run the "hang" of the kilt. The pin should only be worn on the top apron.

    Todd

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    Quote Originally Posted by cajunscot
    Never put a kilt pin through both aprons, regardless of the pin...
    Absolutely correct.

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    If you live in the states the "safety" style kilt pins made by Dritz are available at Joanns fabrics in both gold and silver for about $2 for two.

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    Go for it! It's about the same size and weight as the Xmarks kilt pin!!! No problems..

    Cheers!
    [B]Paul Murray[/B]
    Kilted in Detroit! Now that's tough.... LOL

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    I think this style pin might look better than a standard safety pin:

    Skirt Pins by Dritz
    "Instructions: Decorative pins for skirts, kilts and blankets."

    Can't get much clearer than that.
    Last edited by MacSimoin; 24th February 06 at 10:24 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MacSimoin
    I think this style pin might look better than a standard safety pin:

    Skirt Pins by Dritz
    "Instructions: Decorative pins for skirts, kilts and blankets."

    Can't get much clearer than that.
    That was what I was referring to.

    Todd

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    Quote Originally Posted by MacSimoin
    Yup - that's what you'll find at Joanns Fabrics...

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    I'm not sure about the weight of the Dritz pins but Rocky sells the same style for $2 delivered which are a good weight. It is what I wear on mine. They do tend to make a large opening where they pass thru the kilt but it makes it that much easier to find the same hole after washing so I get the pin in the same spot every time.

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