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3rd November 04, 12:14 PM
#31
 Originally Posted by Jimmy Carbomb
I already know (from experience) that it looks great with a Pittsburgh Steelers jersey.  I'd try it with a Penguins jersey, but I'd get shot around here!
If the 'guins are a no go, I am surprised that a Steelers jersey is tolerated!
Mychael
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3rd November 04, 12:14 PM
#32
Originally Posted by Jimmy Carbomb
I already know (from experience) that it looks great with a Pittsburgh Steelers jersey. I'd try it with a Penguins jersey, but I'd get shot around here!
If the 'guins are a no go, I am surprised that a Steelers jersey is tolerated!
Mychael
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3rd November 04, 12:14 PM
#33
Originally Posted by Jimmy Carbomb
I already know (from experience) that it looks great with a Pittsburgh Steelers jersey. I'd try it with a Penguins jersey, but I'd get shot around here!
If the 'guins are a no go, I am surprised that a Steelers jersey is tolerated!
Mychael
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3rd November 04, 08:25 PM
#34
Originally Posted by Mychael Sporrano
... I am surprised that a Steelers jersey is tolerated!
Heck, I thought everybody outside of Cleveland loved the Steelers!
As for the Steelers jersey in Philly... we'll see after next Sunday whether it's okay or not.
Arise. Kill. Eat.
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3rd November 04, 08:25 PM
#35
Originally Posted by Mychael Sporrano
... I am surprised that a Steelers jersey is tolerated!
Heck, I thought everybody outside of Cleveland loved the Steelers!
As for the Steelers jersey in Philly... we'll see after next Sunday whether it's okay or not.
Arise. Kill. Eat.
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3rd November 04, 08:25 PM
#36
Originally Posted by Mychael Sporrano
... I am surprised that a Steelers jersey is tolerated!
Heck, I thought everybody outside of Cleveland loved the Steelers!
As for the Steelers jersey in Philly... we'll see after next Sunday whether it's okay or not.
Arise. Kill. Eat.
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9th December 04, 01:52 AM
#37
Update on the traditional kilt:
Due to time restraints, I've had to machine stitch too much of it for it to be called a traditional kilt. It's more like a very heavy 9 yd, 16oz Formal Cut.
On the positive side, I have found the excellent traditional kiltmaker for whom I have been searching. She was the first person to contact me 2 years ago and welcome me into the world of kiltmaking.
I should soon be offering the highest grade of traditional wool kilts. I've seen pics of her work in various tartans and can testify to her talent. If I remember correctly, she does something like 3000 blind stitches by hand just on the pleats!
I've been trying to find her again after I lost all my e-mails several months ago.
I'm quite relieved to find her and overjoyed that she is interested in making Traditional Bear Kilts!
Today was a good day.
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9th December 04, 07:07 AM
#38
Bear more good news. I have to say I am happy that you are growing even more.
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9th December 04, 09:29 AM
#39
Okay then... let's just call them a Formal BearKilt. That's more correct anyway. With the quality of your work, my friend, you can call them whatever in the h_ll you want. 
As for getting a trained "Traditional Kiltmaker", you sir are SOOOOO lucky! They're hard to come by over here!! I can only wish you speed in tracking her down!
Atleast you understand the terminology and respect.
Arise. Kill. Eat.
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