Three generations of DIY
Hello all,
Most of this Summer's DIY energy was spent preparing for today.
Beth and I celebrated our 10th wedding anniversary by renewing our vows.

DIY: Douglas box pleat kilt, matching waistcoat, regulation doublet, sporran, kilt pin, flashes, etc, etc. I refuse to knit hose. A guy's gotta draw the line somewhere. Beth required none of my skill at all. <woof>
Then we had this quiet little fellow Christened

He came out of it a little camera shy, and slightly wet.

DIY: Kilt, vest, plaid, coatee with sterling silver buttons, flashes, sporran, buckle brogues ala-Target/Tandy Leather. If this outfit doesn't score him a babysitter, nothing will.
Dad flew in from Atlanta sporting his new DIY Ancient Douglas Kilt and recycled Silver Fox sporran.

It's been 2 years since we posed together. The inset is for great aunt Karin. I wore my great uncle Bob's watch with pride. Thank you Karin.

The weather did not cooperate, so we held the ceremony in the entry to our <under construction> church. Though we were only dressed for 30 minutes, it was worth every stitch. Ah, such a wait for Burns Supper to come.
Cheers,
Beth, Alex, and Kevin.
Last edited by kevinkinney; 2nd October 08 at 07:09 PM.
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