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Originally Posted by M. A. C. Newsome

David,

Thanks for sharing the pics, and thanks for the compliments. Your Rob Roy cloth was some of the softest I had worked with, and I know it must feel great to wear.

Oh, and Andy, the wait won't be too much longer. I started on your kilt today, so you should have it soon after the new year.

Aye,
Matt

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Ha! I sent the previous post before I read yours. Thanks Matt.

Great Kilt! Nice photos! Thanks for sharing!

That DOES look great. It's making me fiend for my Matt Newsome made kilt even more. Mine should be here about the middle of January. :pray:

A sharp looking tartan David,

Seeing you standing in front of the woods it just occured to me that if the Virginia troops had worn kilts in the War Between the States they'd surely have chosen a tartan close to those colors.

Ron

If I showed up at a re-enactment in a kilt, my commander would strap me to the front of our 6 pounder and pull the lanyard!:crap:

Nice looking kilts.

Did the material come from Tartan Web?

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Originally Posted by AllenJ

Did the material come from Tartan Web?

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Sure did Allen, I wore it as a belted-plaide for years. I always thought it would make a nice box-pleat.

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Originally Posted by Dreadbelly

Dood, your killing me. I really want a box pleat. I think I have the money to get a box pleat. But I need to hold on to that money for other things... Those pictures look a little to good. You're enabling my addiction, and this is very, very bad.

Ugh.

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Sorry Dread:eh: !

Same as with the Feilidh Mohr:
Sharp looking tartan. You picked your fabric up from what site Dave?
It may be worth buying up some yardage for sending in to get tailored, or just hand pleat it out, and belt it on...

I just got my own box pleat in... Matt does some killer work to be sure!