Kilt pin potential?

**domnhall.rowlan** · 2nd February 13, 07:50 PM

I remember reading in one of the forums about making rocks into kilt pins,
but don't seem to find it again. Anybody have a link to it?
or how about a "How-to-DIY" ?

**knotty** · 2nd February 13, 07:57 PM

Very kewl. I would wear it!

**TheOfficialBren** · 2nd February 13, 09:23 PM

Cool thanks, guys, for your responses.
Maybe I'll make a few and sell them for dirt cheap.

**flairball** · 2nd February 13, 10:35 PM

Good score. I'm sure they would make fine kilt pins. Or any other type of ornamental furnishing.

**TheOfficialBren** · 2nd February 13, 10:36 PM

Thanks, flairball.

**domnhall.rowlan** · 2nd February 13, 11:04 PM

Put me on the list to buy one

**TheOfficialBren** · 2nd February 13, 11:17 PM

Sweet. PM me to work it out.

Mods, I am unaware of the forum procedure here. If I am inadvertantly breaking a rul then let me know. It this thread needs to be moved then go for it. No hard feelings here.

**neloon** · 3rd February 13, 12:53 AM

For what it's worth, kilt pins have largely fallen out of favour in Scotland. Perhaps this is partly due to long-running move away from Victorian (?over) ornamentation but mainly because, even if you put the pin through the top apron only, it will still catch on everything it can which does the material no favours.
Alan

**TheOfficialBren** · 3rd February 13, 01:49 AM

Originally Posted by neloon

For what it's worth, kilt pins have largely fallen out of favour in Scotland. Perhaps this is partly due to long-running move away from Victorian (?over) ornamentation but mainly because, even if you put the pin through the top apron only, it will still catch on everything it can which does the material no favours.
Alan

Noted, Alan. You know us 'Yanks.' We love ornamentation.
;-)