Traditional in Texas Bluebonnet on the way...

**MadMouser** · 25th March 11, 12:55 PM

I'm going to ping you off-line because she just informed me that 1. she is not the craziest member of the local alumni association, 2. I should stop laughing, and 3. there might be more people interested.

**MadMouser** · 4th April 11, 06:46 AM

It's here!

It actually came in a week and a half ago, but we were out of town dealing with a sudden death in the family.

Thank you very much, it will be worn with pride, and your cards will be living in the sporran, so that I can hand them out as needed.

Pics to follow...

Pat

**Kiltboy** · 4th April 11, 08:08 AM

Sorry to hear about the family problems.
But congrats on the kilt. I'm waiting for pictures....

**CelticSire** · 4th April 11, 01:04 PM

I'm hoping to make it to the Frisco games as well. Can't wait to see your new kilt!

**RockyR** · 25th March 11, 09:47 AM

We only make kilts from cloth that we provide... we find it's easier and less confusing and we can generally get the cloth at a better price that way. Also, there's no "Why WON'T you make a kilt from my grandmom's old plaid curtains?!?!" type inquiries (you'd be surprised).

We can make it in a 5 yard kilt or a Premier 8 Yard kilt.

**Zardoz** · 25th March 11, 09:57 AM

Rocky, Sorry I wasn't more clear, I was referring specifically to the Bluebonnet tartan in this case, I know you are aware of the "issues", I'm interested in a Premier kilt in it, But I'll call or Email you about it when I'm closer to pulling the trigger.

Oh, and no, I wouldn't be too surprised, I've been in retail for years!