I've read someplace that kilts made from naturally died wool have a "bouquet" (fragrance, nose, etc.) from the plants from which the colors are made.
Blu, its possible, I guess. However, more than likely if there is any odour at all from the actual dyes, it might not be so pleasant. Think compost.
Originally Posted by Blu (Ontario) I've read someplace that kilts made from naturally died wool have a "bouquet" (fragrance, nose, etc.) from the plants from which the colors are made. This is exactly why I want it, I want to smell like Scotland ! Chris.
Originally Posted by KiltedKnight This is exactly why I want it, I want to smell like Scotland ! Chris. My sister was there for three months- if the luggage I helped her haul and unpack was any indication, Scotland smells like pot and stale beer. Or maybe that's just my sister...
Originally Posted by Shay My sister was there for three months- if the luggage I helped her haul and unpack was any indication, Scotland smells like pot and stale beer. Or maybe that's just my sister... Pot and stale beer....sounds liek the last party I was at....
Originally Posted by Shay My sister was there for three months- if the luggage I helped her haul and unpack was any indication, Scotland smells like pot and stale beer. Or maybe that's just my sister... OK, That's another one that put a crack in my stone face.
Originally Posted by Shay My sister was there for three months- if the luggage I helped her haul and unpack was any indication, Scotland smells like pot and stale beer. Or maybe that's just my sister... Darn! Those are the smells I want to get rid of! Chris.
Originally Posted by Shay , Scotland smells like pot and stale beer. They have skunks in Scotland? Which way to Scotland? MrBill
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Originally Posted by Blu (Ontario)
OK, That's another one that put a crack in my stone face. 
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