Show us your favorite Kilt Pins

**AtagahiKC** · 16th March 07, 08:45 PM

You are a font of wisdom, McClef. I'm glad to find this solution exists.

**McClef** · 17th March 07, 02:34 AM

The locks will fit on the XMarks kilt pin too but of course you will need to use two of them.

**Big Paul** · 17th March 07, 05:09 AM

Clan Murray

**Abax** · 19th March 07, 10:50 PM

Here's my favorite kilt pin (since it's the only one I have yet):

It is a sterling silver crane made by Ola Gorie in Scotland. The design is from her Kells series (as in the Book of Kells). To my eye, it has a Pictish influence. This is especially appropriate for the Brodie tartan of my kilt, since one of the origins of the Brodie clan is thought to be from the Pictish royal family "Brude."

Abax

**shawhighlander** · 20th March 07, 09:25 AM

From a coin that bears the emblem (and Firefighters prayer-reverse side) of the Fire Dept. and from a converted obligatory clan crest sword pin...I combined the two to make this kilt pin for my Colquhoun Tartan Kilt.

**Big Paul** · 20th March 07, 10:30 AM

Originally Posted by Abax

That is a stunning piece! Very nice!

**terraedwin** · 25th March 07, 03:00 AM

Since I was with the King of Battle in the Marine Corps, I thought what could be more appropriate than the Artillery branch insignia.

**kilted_brewer** · 8th June 07, 11:14 AM

Officially, I know it's a Hogwarts Ravenclaw house pin inspired by the Harry Potter books, but to most everyone else, it's just a crow.

Thanks for this thread, Panache: I've enjoyed seeing them all, and am glad to share this one.

**starbkjrus** · 8th June 07, 12:03 PM

Originally Posted by Big Paul

That is a stunning piece! Very nice!

You're not kidding. Nice. You can see her work (and purchase) at http://www.olagorieshop.com . She also has some brooches that would make great kiltpins as well.