Tiger Stripe Camo Kilt

**O'Neille** · 10th September 06, 05:14 PM

I'm putting velcro on the next set of pockets I make. That way you can stash your cash and still keep things neat. O'Neille

**CameronTaylor** · 10th September 06, 05:17 PM

Now there's a thought ... I've avoided velcro on kilts since becoming more educated but the pockets do need closure ...

CT - tings dat make you go hmmmm

**GreenDragon** · 11th September 06, 07:46 AM

does that material come in black with orange stripes? i'd like to make a Cincinnati Bengals kilt.

Who-Dey!

Bengals 23
KC Chiefs 10

**cessna152towser** · 11th September 06, 08:22 AM

Nice kilt, looks to be well constructed.

**Kid Cossack** · 11th September 06, 08:44 AM

I like it, amigo. My poor tired old eyes can't make out the old rank insignia, though----are those corporal's, or sergeant's stripes?

Man, I just HATE guys who can do this sort of thing (and I mean that in the very nicest way possible!) . . .

best,

Kid Cossack

**GallowHill** · 11th September 06, 10:45 AM

Thanks for all the kind words.

Originally Posted by Kid Cossack

I like it, amigo. My poor tired old eyes can't make out the old rank insignia, though----are those corporal's, or sergeant's stripes?

Man, I just HATE guys who can do this sort of thing (and I mean that in the very nicest way possible!) . . .

best,

Kid Cossack

Your eyes are better than you think, they are Sergeant stripes.

I think that the hardest part of making these is just jumping in and getting started. If you have a little patience, I think anyone can do these types of kilts. That being said, I am not sure I would ever try a traditional kilt without some type of formal instruction.

Scott

**Riverkilt** · 11th September 06, 10:55 AM

Nice work Scott,

No clue how you guys do it...

I have one of the old AmerKilts tiger stripe camo kilts. They just went ahead and ran the stripes vertically.

Probably too distant to see much, but might give you an idea what it would have looked like vertical....think you made the right choice though.

Ron

**Andrew Green** · 11th September 06, 07:41 PM

That's rather neat. I usually don't care for camo (outside of it's uses for concealment), but tigerstripe is more or less my favourite pattern.

Out of curiosity, those of you who own camo kilts... ever wear them for hunting? Would you? Just a thought... a way to use the garment both as comfort, and as a more practical application of the fabric.