Troy, NY Kilt Kamp

**JRB** · 8th July 07, 04:17 PM

I was under the impression that Ann Stewart was semi-retired from kilt making these days.

**The F-H.C.A.G.** · 8th July 07, 05:59 PM

Left handed you say? Then there is hope for me after all. I'm going to have a go (this fall most likely) at trying to make a "real" kilt, following The Art of Kiltmaking, left-handed. Most likely, I'll just make the durn thing right handed, but it's good to hear there are other lefties out there tackling this.

Be well,

**BEEDEE** · 16th September 07, 01:25 PM

Originally Posted by The F-H.C.A.G.

Left handed you say? Then there is hope for me after all. I'm going to have a go (this fall most likely) at trying to make a "real" kilt, following The Art of Kiltmaking, left-handed. Most likely, I'll just make the durn thing right handed, but it's good to hear there are other lefties out there tackling this.

Be well,

I'm another lefty, so a post showing us what you learned would be great!

Brian

**Bob C** · 8th July 07, 06:44 PM

Originally Posted by JRB

I was under the impression that Ann Stewart was semi-retired from kilt making these days.

Correct. She closed her shop, but is still making kilts and selling tartan from home.

**JRB** · 8th July 07, 07:22 PM

Originally Posted by Bob C.

She closed her shop, but is still making kilts and selling tartan from home.

That's good to know. I've heard very good reviews of Ann Stewart's kilts and she lives practically right down the road from the boatshop where I work.

**Bob C** · 8th July 07, 08:24 PM

Originally Posted by JRB

That's good to know. I've heard very good reviews of Ann Stewart's kilts and she lives practically right down the road from the boatshop where I work.

She made my tank. It's a work of art. Her website is www.kiltshop.com.