Trying to Come Full Circle: Khaki Canvas Kilt

[Bugbear]

This morning I started working on my khaki canvas kilt to move a belt loop a little and Finnish up a few small alterations I had started a long time back.

There's just something about the rugged feel of canvas that is appealing to me in these kinds of kilts.

Mine is an all cotton Buzz Kidder. Guess it reminds me of a London Fog overcoat or something.

[CDNSushi]

Is that the one depicted in the photo of you standing next to that large cactus in the "American Gothic" pose?

[Bugbear]

Is that the one depicted in the photo of you standing next to that large cactus in the "American Gothic" pose?

Yes.
"American Gothic" and my picture with the cacti are both in my profile picture album.
http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/m...bums/pictures/

[Nick the DSM]

Farmer Ted.

[Bugbear]

I added a picture of a ceramics pit firing, to the album, where I wore the kilt. More summerish...

[CMcG]

Well let the circle be unbroken brother Bugbear! I think an American made, contemporary, non-tartan, canvas kilt would be an excellent way for you to re-test the waters of kilting...

[Bugbear]

I keep thinking about the belted zebra plaid I had planned to make long ago, and brought up in some other thread. That would be for walking my property in the winter nights and fall/winter bonfire events.

[robthehiker]

I keep thinking about the belted zebra plaid I had planned to make long ago, and brought up in some other thread. That would be for walking my property in the winter nights and fall/winter bonfire events.

Ted, only Africans are entitled to wear the zebra plaid.

[Bugbear]

Ted, only Africans are entitled to wear the zebra plaid.

I can't tell you... but it was all in my head.

[Nick the DSM]

Ted, only Africans are entitled to wear the zebra plaid.

What about 80's rockers? Or is that just leopard print or tiger stripes?