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26th January 14, 09:57 PM
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Thank you all for your kind words. I love the sporran, as it was a Christmas gift from my wife. Nathan, thank you for the nits. I have read enough of your posts to know and respect your opinion. The flashes are tartan as I do not yet have any others. I debated on which shirt to wear, and I agree that next time I will not use the wing collar. I thought I had the flashes on the shin bone, but I may have missed the mark a bit. I believe I have eight pocket watches, and I thought my silver watch added a nice touch.
Again, thank you all. We are still very new to the kilt world but I find this site and it's membership to be a wonderful place to be.
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26th January 14, 10:16 PM
#12
 Originally Posted by Tomak
Thank you all for your kind words. I love the sporran, as it was a Christmas gift from my wife. Nathan, thank you for the nits. I have read enough of your posts to know and respect your opinion. The flashes are tartan as I do not yet have any others. I debated on which shirt to wear, and I agree that next time I will not use the wing collar. I thought I had the flashes on the shin bone, but I may have missed the mark a bit. I believe I have eight pocket watches, and I thought my silver watch added a nice touch.
Again, thank you all. We are still very new to the kilt world but I find this site and it's membership to be a wonderful place to be.
8 pocket watches? I'm more than a little jealous! I just have the one for now! One last tip, not really a nit... I find when I wear my sporran so that the straps settle into that 45 degree joint where the front of my leg meets my hip, it sinks into the cavity and bends the kilt fabric and thus accentuates my belly a little. When I wear it a touch higher than that, everything flattens out nicely. Sometimes the downside of that is it can interfere with a longer waistcoat so it's a balancing act. You might try to raise the sporran up a tad for this reason.
Also, you are to be commended for being so open to feedback, Tomak. Everyone who said you nailed it was right. If I didn't study your outfit at your own request, I would only have noticed how nicely you and your wife were turned out and wouldn't have given any of the things I've mentioned in the thread a second thought.
Last edited by Nathan; 26th January 14 at 10:21 PM.
Natan Easbaig Mac Dhòmhnaill, FSA Scot
Past High Commissioner, Clan Donald Canada
“Yet still the blood is strong, the heart is Highland, And we, in dreams, behold the Hebrides.” - The Canadian Boat Song.
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27th January 14, 01:34 AM
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I sincerely congratulate the couple with their good taste. You look very nice and I'm sure you got a lot of compliments from the attendants of the Burn's supper. I do not have a single comment to make except.....next picture please make sure there is no carton box in the lens!
Hector
With your back against the sea, the enemy can come only from three sides.
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27th January 14, 07:42 AM
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Nathan, I have spent a good bit of time moving the sporran up and down and I agree, it is a balancing act.
As for the boxes, I will make sure all distractions are clear in my next photos. Thank you all for the compliments, advice and encouragement. I look forward to being here a very long time.
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