2007 Kilt Kamp

**Raphael** · 4th September 06, 02:35 PM

Will I be certified as a master kilt maker after this kilt camp?

Regardless of which, I still will be interested if I have the resources to get myself out there. If people are interested in touring Vancouver, I can be the guide and show you around.

**starbkjrus** · 4th September 06, 05:41 PM

Steve and Barb,

I would love to do this er....BUT ( I know you knew there was a but coming...)

I have no patience with the sewing machine nor with fine detail work. I WOULD come for the kilt night but this corresponds with the time we plan to be in Scotland next year. I hope this comes off well and we'll send email greetings from Ferintosh to spur everyone along.

Good Luck!!

**mudd** · 4th September 06, 06:09 PM

Originally Posted by Raphael

Will I be certified as a master kilt maker after this kilt camp?

Oooooooooooh... You're going to get it for that one.

**The Wizard of BC** · 4th September 06, 07:56 PM

YES!
Everyone attending Kilt Kamp will recieve a certficate. Printed on my ink jet, with your name hand lettered (IN INK). There will be a nice celtic knot border, parchement like paper from Staples, and an authentic gold foil embossed sticky thingy that will say something like - Official kiltmaker to the stars!!!

Only $135.95
plus tax
plus Canadian duty
plus bribes

**Kiltman** · 4th September 06, 09:42 PM

Steve,
I believe you can count on both my wife and myself. Right now I've got to check the schedule.

**O'Neille** · 4th September 06, 09:49 PM

I would love to go to camp. I've never been, other than in the capacity of counselor and lifeguard. The only job I ever got fired from was a church camp and I was a volunteer. I guess I was just too much of a bad influence. That being said, am I still welcome? O'Neille

P.S. I'd probably integrate this with a trip to WSU and friends in Washington State. Maybe a jaunt home to Alaska. I would like to know who is bringing children. My daughter will be seven by then.