A unique kilt pin

[Splash_4]

Good day rabble!

After purchasing two new kilts I needed a couple of new kilt pins to adorn them. After scouring the internet for a unique pin, I came across this...



I had not seen anything like this before and after looking around on the site, there are plenty of more options for a pin that is not a sword (or derivation thereof). You can find this and more at.

The Tudor Shoppe for very reasonable prices.

[runewolf]

Very nice! I still haven't been able to put a pin through my kilt yet. LOL I talk myself out of it every time I unclasp the needle on the pin.

[Splash_4]

Very nice! I still haven't been able to put a pin through my kilt yet. LOL I talk myself out of it every time I unclasp the needle on the pin.

I modify all of my kilt pins by removing the pin and replacing with a rare-earth magnet. This removes the possibility of tearing the kilt if the pin catches on anything.

[Kilted in Maine]

It looks like the head of a Polish eagle....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coat_of_arms_of_Poland

[JSFMACLJR]

It looks like the head of a Polish eagle....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coat_of_arms_of_Poland

It also looks like the heads in my coat of arms: "two eagles' heads respectant erased Gules beaked and eyed Azure." Of course it is difficult to tell if the eagle head pin is red with blue eyes and beak!

[CameronTaylor]

Oooh, there;s some nice pins in those links, Thanks.
One of these fine days I'm gonna find someone that can make me a CAT dozer kilt pin ( I am a hand, also a shareholder), I want my D-11N.


CT - oh and Welcome to XMTS Wild Daughter

[JSFMACLJR]

Very nice! I still haven't been able to put a pin through my kilt yet. LOL I talk myself out of it every time I unclasp the needle on the pin.

It's very simple and easy to do. First, you unclasp the pin. Secondly, at the location in the front apron of the kilt you have chosen, insert the pin into the cloth. Thirdly, push the pin down to almost the entire length, then poke the pin back up through the cloth. And fourthly, close the pin up in the clasp.

Voila!

[K. MacRuadh]

It's very simple and easy to do. First, you unclasp the pin. Secondly, at the location in the front apron of the kilt you have chosen, insert the pin into the cloth. Thirdly, push the pin down to almost the entire length, then poke the pin back up through the cloth. And fourthly, close the pin up in the clasp.

Voila!

I think he meant he doesn't want to put a hole in his kilt. I too have found no reason to do so.


Kevin

[TNKiltedWolf]

Has anyone seen a wolf kilt pin?? They seem hard to come by, and especially a rampant Wolf.

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Has anyone seen a wolf kilt pin?? They seem hard to come by, and especially a rampant Wolf.

Try this