Kilt Kamp 2014 - Who's up for it?

**Barb T** · 5th March 14, 08:37 PM

Here's the Arctic (left) and Antarctic (right)!

**Riverkilt** · 5th March 14, 09:49 PM

Juicy!! You're livin' my dream Truitt. Can't think of a better choice of tartans.

**BruceBC** · 5th March 14, 11:46 PM

Oh, looks as if i have moved up the list. Info is on its way.

**sydnie7** · 9th March 14, 08:41 AM

Officially Jonesing for Kilt Kamp!

Steve, I'm out of town this coming week so no big rush on the PayPal invoice that I requested by email. I'll follow up when I'm home, if it hasn't appeared by then.

As we often advise new kilt purchasers, I'll fill the waiting time by gathering thread. . . choosing an appropriate stabilizer and lining fabric. . . considering special straps. . . anything to ease the agony!

**H. Hastings** · 11th March 14, 03:20 PM

I couldn't wait until Kilt Kamp so I stitched up a little something for my grandson to wear at a wedding next fall. Little kilts go soooo much faster than regular ones. This one has a 22" waist, 24" hip, and a 13 1/2" drop. One inch pleats to the green block. The little boy will be seven next month and this will be his first real kilt.

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**Barb T** · 11th March 14, 03:40 PM

Awwww - you are the best grampa!

**sydnie7** · 13th March 14, 07:45 AM

Checking on airfare and such. . . At first glance, it's less expensive to fly into Vancouver than into Victoria. But then I looked at the bus service that Steve linked and, holy cow, the price of bus + ferry ticket r/t exceeds the airline savings! So it looks like a flight into Victoria is the best bet, at least in my case. Just saying, comparison shop. . . And I'll see you all there in a few short months!

**Deesquared** · 13th March 14, 12:11 PM

I am a first-time Kilt Kamper!
I am currently working on a Dress Tangerine Scott kilt for DD1, and hope to have it finished for a competition in April.
If all goes as planned, I will be working on a Dress Turquoise Scott kilt for DD2. My family history goes back to the Scott family, who settled an area in the suburbs of Vancouver, so I thought it would be nice to have Scott kilts.