Lamb's Woolly Productions #2

**Robert Lamb** · 23rd November 07, 04:02 PM

I finished my second kilt today and road tested it on my walk around town. Few people no coments.
It is a poly/wool blend, five yards pleated to the stripe.
As far as I can find out the tartan has no clan or local to clam it.
I enjoy creating something new and I made a lot fewer bobo this time so it was a lot easier to do..
I can make a kilt to my likes and size, big around the middle with no **** to speak of.
I have enough material to do another one
If you can't tell pron the pictures the kilt is a light grey with blue and white stripes with a red stripe.

Robert "the kilted" Lamb

**McMurdo** · 23rd November 07, 04:06 PM

Looks good Robert. I wish I had talent like that but I don't, wear it well.

**TheKiltedWonder** · 23rd November 07, 05:56 PM

nice! keep with the sewing and good luck on the presumed third kilt with the excess material!

**muirkirkca** · 23rd November 07, 06:08 PM

What was the weight of the material and the yardage out of curiosity. Looks great and a good fit.

**Moosedog** · 23rd November 07, 07:24 PM

Great job! And you are wearing it well..

Moosedog

**James MacMillan** · 23rd November 07, 07:48 PM

That looks an awful lot like my "Leatherneck Urban Warfare tartan number 16"

Here.

So, yes I lay claim to that tartan!

**Robert Lamb** · 25th November 07, 08:24 PM

The material is 10.5 oz and I purchased 5 meters at $5 a meter.
Robert "the Kilted" Lamb

**James MacMillan** · 25th November 07, 08:56 PM

Originally Posted by Robert Lamb

The material is 10.5 oz and I purchased 5 meters at $5 a meter.
Robert "the Kilted" Lamb

How do you like it? I like the look of it!

**The Wizard of BC** · 25th November 07, 10:26 PM

Fraser & Kirkbright strikes again. Somebody call Gordon! His fabric is everywere.

**Alan H** · 26th November 07, 12:49 PM

Yup. Same stuff that I made my "practice" pleated-to-the-sett kilt out of. It's a bit light, but you get a lot of pleats out of a smallish length of material because the sett is only 4.5 inches. For that reason, this is great stuff to practice on, and it looks pretty good. I must say that my 6-yarder out of this stuff has the nicest swing of all of my kilts.

I think we ought to make this stuff an unofficial X-Marks Tartan... You know, like how Stewart of Appin is different from the Royal Stewart tartan?

XMarks of British Columbia? LOL