New to the X, from Washington state

[Spoone]

Evenin' all.
I'm new to the forums, but not to kilts or the wearing of them.
I started wearing them many a moon ago, and just sorta kinda never stopped..

Just a silly question here, but how many of us can properly pleat a great kilt? ;)

[Spartan Tartan]

from Oklahoma.

There are a good many kilt makers here (both professional and amature) that can help you with any pleting questions...I am NOT among those, however.

[tulloch]

Welcome from the highlands of Central Massachusetts.

[frank_a]

Welcome to XMarks from the Capital District of NYS, and from a graduate of Wazzu...

Frank

[JohntheBiker]

from Toronto, Canada

No to the great kilts.

[Chas]

Hello Spoone,

Welcome to XMarks from the other side of the world in Norfolk, England.

Regards

Chas

[Riverkilt]

Welcome.

Think you meant how many of us could properly pleat a great kilt....like lay it out properly and roll up in it without messing it up....

Never owned a great kilt for that reason...don't think I have the level of skill required to accomplish that task...

[McFarkus]

from Chicago

[Spoone]

Honestly, the question was sort of a quiz, but mostly rhetorical.
Still, if you can do it, awesome, and if not...awesome

I learned when I was about 11, and yeah, it definitely can be a ton of work. If you like the look, though, it can be quite worth it (My wife...she's, umm..enthusiastic about my great kilt...) Being a historical re-enactor, however, also means it has it's merits.

Sad thing is, whenever I pleat the thing, at an historical event, it usually ends up more as a demo, than me getting myself attired for the day... O.o (At least I get applause for it )

[Mael Coluim]

from the Old Dominion State!

Yes!