Kilt Roll for Travel!

**pdcorlis** · 17th July 06, 12:22 PM

Is this a great place or what? Where else can you get step by step instructions covering almost every aspect of the kilted life!

Well done P1M - and Thanks!

**KiltedCodeWarrior** · 17th July 06, 12:37 PM

Great pics and explanation P1M, but where in the hell do you buy blue stockings? And are they yours or Emma's?

**efer** · 17th July 06, 12:41 PM

Well done P1M (& Emma)!

Did you know you matched the stocking with the Kilt colors?
Or atleast they appear to match on my monitor...really cool

Have fun and take lots of pictures!

Cheers,

**Aggie** · 17th July 06, 12:54 PM

Can you wrap two kilts if you use panty hose?

**Southern Breeze** · 17th July 06, 01:02 PM

Well done P1M and Emma! I've been trying differant ways of doing this and the way you posted is the one I found works best. Thanks for taking time to do this and post pics.

**Big Paul** · 17th July 06, 01:16 PM

Well done! That's how I do it!

**Kilted KT** · 17th July 06, 01:16 PM

you forgot a few key steps.

1. make sure you have single malt scotch available and glass into which to pour it.

2. pour glass of scotch

3 <begin kilt roll>

4. check glass of scotch...refill if empty

5. <continue roll >

6. check glass again..refill if empty

7. <finish roll and insert into roll stocking>

8. refill glass and cenebrate your victory over the trousered!

9. Attempt to log into xmarks and post the pics you took while rolling kilt.

10. Call P1M over to share last few drams...

**Rex_Tremende** · 17th July 06, 03:05 PM

Originally Posted by Kilted KT

you forgot a few key steps.

1. make sure you have single malt scotch available and glass into which to pour it.

2. pour glass of scotch
[...]
4. check glass of scotch...refill if empty
[...]
6. check glass again..refill if empty
[...]

If unassisted, this is the only way that the following is possible:

Originally Posted by pour1malt

wi' twa hands...
and wi' twa other hands...

Regards,
Rex in Cincinnati

**Hamish** · 17th July 06, 04:39 PM

Well done, and thank you Robertson for describing the process so clearly. I have mentioned this method of preparing the kilt for travel many times, but have never created such a clear vision of the proceedure as you have. This is, without doubt, THE way to pack our kilts when journeying.

(PS: Who is cooking the Haggis breakfasts whilst you're away?)