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    Sporran instructions?

    Anyone know any sporran patterns in print or on the net?

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    Check out the book "How to wear the kilt", the author had some basic patterns in the back. Also, many on the board have made their own, do a search.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KiltedCodeWarrior View Post
    Check out the book "How to wear the kilt", the author had some basic patterns in the back. Also, many on the board have made their own, do a search.
    LOL! I have that book but had forgotten about those instructions

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    1. find wild haggis
    2. drop caber on haggis
    3. Wrap haggis tail around waist
    4. *POOF* instant sporran!

    (not recommended for first-time haggis hunters or people without scotch)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kilted KT View Post
    1. find wild haggis
    2. drop caber on haggis
    3. Wrap haggis tail around waist
    4. *POOF* instant sporran!

    (not recommended for first-time haggis hunters or people without scotch)
    The last thing I want is to have this thread locked due to my adversion to the senseless slaughter of the endangered and cuddly haggis everywhere. My problem is that I don't drink scotch!
    :ban:

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    Quote Originally Posted by ccga3359 View Post
    The last thing I want is to have this thread locked due to my adversion to the senseless slaughter of the endangered and cuddly haggis everywhere. My problem is that I don't drink scotch!
    :ban:
    I never said you had to be drinking the scotch...just have it around should the haggis wake up!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ccga3359 View Post
    . . . My problem is that I don't drink scotch!
    :ban:
    Now that's what I call a serious drinking problem!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kilted KT View Post
    1. find wild haggis
    2. drop caber on haggis
    3. Wrap haggis tail around waist
    4. *POOF* instant sporran!
    But check first to see if you have a clockwise or counter-clockwise haggis. If you wrap the tail in the wrong direction for the haggis you might not have the face to the front!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BEEDEE View Post
    But check first to see if you have a clockwise or counter-clockwise haggis. If you wrap the tail in the wrong direction for the haggis you might not have the face to the front!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BEEDEE View Post
    But check first to see if you have a clockwise or counter-clockwise haggis. If you wrap the tail in the wrong direction for the haggis you might not have the face to the front!

    Brian
    The counter-clockwise haggis are only found in the southern hemisphere due to the Coriolis Effect.
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