Finished my Kilt

[MDR-V300]

PS:
You'll want to adjust the fell line to 1/3 the length of the kilt. I believe we're all in consensus on that one. Correct me if I'm wrong, people.

[Satirist]

Hey All,

I finished my Stewart Hunting kilt today.

Wow! I'm inpressed as well.

It is healing nicely, so I can use vacation on Monday to start my Gordon Modern kilt... or my Atlanta, I can't decide!!!!

Atlanta? There's an Atlanta tartan? Where can I find it? Now I'm starting a jones for something I don't even know exists.

[awoodfellow]

beer-mon,

i've a couple of serious things to say about this.

1) i'm seriously impressed
2) i'm seriously jealous
3) i'm seriously inspired

you undertook a daunting task. you came through unscathed. you have gained a world of knowledge and put it to use.

folks, beer is my hero!

great job!

ambrose

[Mr. Kilt]

Wow, excellent job! You make me want to try something like that myself.

[Riverkilt]

Beautiful work!

You done yourself proud lad.

Ron

[M. A. C. Newsome]

There is a Georgia state tartan that is officially approved by the state. And, to my knowledge, there is an Atlanta Pipe Band tartan, which is not the same as a City of Atlanta tartan, per se. I don't think I've heard mention of a new City of Atlanta tartan.

Maybe someone has come up with one?

Aye,
Matt

[beerbecue]

I bought remnants of the Atlanta Metropolitan Police pipe band tartan from Burnett's and Struth.

PS:
You'll want to adjust the fell line to 1/3 the length of the kilt. I believe we're all in consensus on that one. Correct me if I'm wrong, people.

- yeah, I sort of mismeasured my hem (well, actually, I plain did), so the fell is 3/4 of an inch too long. You can't notice so much when standing still, but when walking it is quite obvious. I may have enough internal pleat below the steeking to raise it a bit, but that project can wait...