Ok, you guys talked me into it.

[emolas]

Head for the outdoors in a cross between Southwest desert camo and a tribute to your Native American brothers. Took a little ribbing at a games - some guy elbowed his buddy and loudly said, "See, I told you there were clans south of the border," then to me, "Hey, are you clan MacNavajo?" Funny guy... (not)

I really like this one. It's ALMOST tartan-like.

[canawler]

Head for the outdoors in a cross between Southwest desert camo and a tribute to your Native American brothers. Took a little ribbing at a games - some guy elbowed his buddy and loudly said, "See, I told you there were clans south of the border," then to me, "Hey, are you clan MacNavajo?" Funny guy... (not)

Wow! That looks like one of those pictures where you see a 3D image if you stare at it and cross your eyes.

[Arlen]

You know you guys, I like the fabric he chose. The sett may be big, but I think it looks good.
I'm a fan of all the Clan Maccouch tartans.

Wortmonger, I am still looking forward to seeing this progress.

[wortmonger]

Well, sorry to say I won't be starting on it until late August at best right now. I am heading to Lubbock to finish some things and when I get back I may get the sewing machine, lol, no I will just early September. I know the sett is big, but I was planning on a cross shape in the red on the front apron and then box pleating where the back only has vertical red in the underpart of the pleats. I only picked this fabric because it was free and plaided. I know there will be some obstacles because of sett size and other, but that is why I want to learn on this one. Besides, no matter what kilt I wore at the course they would all look at it and laugh, so whats wrong with a big table cloth?