I'm making kilts!

[overexposed]

SUNFLASH:

Over a year ago I had SPORTKILT make a custom ACU "Boulder" kilt for me.

The material I purchased and sent to them worked out great.

It is from Barre Army-Navy in VT.

Here is the link as their online catalog is a bit difficult to navigate:

https://secure1.nexternal.com/shared...unt2=279761910

I am sure anyone who is looking for ACU digital cloth will be happy with theirs.

Sincerely,
Overexposed

[Sunflash]

Well I am glad to be back rehash an old topic tonight. I have been back from Iraq for a couple of months now and dealing with the various unassundries of seperating honorably from the US Army. Since being back I have made several more kilts and even tought two youths that I mentor how to sew by them making kilts to wear for their JROTC. Well I hope you all are well and that I will be seeing more of you very soon. Oh and for those that wanted me to begin marketing and selling my two-tone kilts (similar to PK's but I would never say mine are so grand as Jeffs) I may be trying out doing so on a VERY limited order basis. Well I hope you all are well.

Zack

[Doc]

Welcome back! I love the baronial one. Thought about making a principality of Cynauga kilt but I don't think I could wear the white and yellow. Maybe a moneyers guild kilt...... Keep us updated.

Doc, who is up to late.

[Kid Cossack]

Hey, welcome back, Sunflash. I'm curious to see what you've cooked up kiltwise, because you've shown some real flair so far.

[Julie]

Great to have you on the forum Sunflash, you are like a breath of fresh air with your kilt designs which are really different from the traditional kilts. I am sure lots of young people in Scotland who wear the kilt on a regular basis would love your kilts. Keep up the good work and if I see a kilted US soldier in Iraq then I'll know its you, stay safe, the kilted world needs a talent like you.
Julian

[BEEDEE]

The jury is out on the checkered apron but I love your use of contrast color in the inner pleats. I can't imagine how many extra pins are necessary to hold everything together before you sew them up.

GREAT WORK,

Brian

[The Wizard of BC]

Welcome back Zack. It's good to see you home safe.

Come on, details of the new kilts. We need some new thinking around here.
And a new kiltmaker is always welcome.

[GMan]

Anticipation is holding off to say welcome back.

[setboy]

I would love to see a "how to" on the way you make the pleats on your "And here is my third kilt."

[cloves]

Welcome back!
I was wondering where you went. Glad to hear you are home safe and sound. I hope to see more of your craftsmanship on the board here soon.