starting the penultimate kilt

**Alan H** · 16th November 09, 12:00 PM

It's the next-to-the-last one. It's for me. I cut it out and joined the halves this morning.

I won't document this one, step by step since I've done that three times before, but, it feels good to finally break out of my miasma of lack of motivation and get started. It's in Ancient MacNaughton.

After this one, I have the Dutch Mackay to do for Piper George, and then I'm an "ex-kiltmaker".

**Chas** · 16th November 09, 04:46 PM

Hi Alan,

Let me be the first of a long line of members to say "I believe you", "Maybe".

Regards

Chas

**ccga3359** · 16th November 09, 04:46 PM

Originally Posted by Alan H

...and then I'm an "ex-kiltmaker".

I've heard this before

.

**dfmacliam** · 16th November 09, 05:09 PM

No such thing as an ex kiltmaker... Just a kiltmaker with no kilts in the queue...lol

**Alan H** · 16th November 09, 06:20 PM

Nope. What's up next after

1. this kilt
2. Georges kilt
3. the bathroom remodel

is

#4.

**BEEDEE** · 16th November 09, 07:08 PM

Alan - just like there are no ex-Marines you may become a retired kilt-maker, but never an ex-kilt-maker. Now if you want to style yourself an X-kilt-maker, that's a different ting.

Best.

Brian

Brian

**starbkjrus** · 16th November 09, 07:51 PM

Originally Posted by Chas

Hi Alan,

Let me be the first of a long line of members to say "I believe you", "Maybe".

Regards

Chas

Hmmm. I agree with Chas. ESPECIALLY since you've not made my Isle of Skye yet.

**pdcorlis** · 16th November 09, 09:08 PM

Time will tell...

**WClarkB** · 16th November 09, 09:18 PM

ex-kiltmaker

that is like getting old; Getting old is a b****h but it beats the alternative; dying young.

I think the only really good and for-sure ex-kiltmaker is a dead one