Trying to get kilted in Laurens, SC

[O'Neille]

Welcome from SouthEast Arizona. Read up a little and get started sewing. There are endless possibilities. O'Neille

[Ruanaidh]

Welcome from far West Texas.

[porrick]

A snow-covered northern Norway greets you warmly!

[Aggie]

Welcome from east Texas.

[Kiltedmusiclover]

A hearty welcome from a neighbor just to your north across the state line.
Good to have you on the forum.
What are the next highland games you to plan to attend??

[nixphotography]

I will be at the games in Hendersonville Sat. W/ my mother in law, step daughter, and her friend.

Brett Nix

[MacWage]

A good place to get RELATIVELY cheap wool to make an "initial" kilt is 96 District Storehouse in downtown Abbeville, SC. They have had some "fuzzy" wool in Black Watch (which is what I used for my first kilt).
http://www.96districtstorehouse.com/

Mary Jo's in Gastonia may have some too. As I only live a few miles, maybe we could go up sometime to see if there is anything usable.

I'd HIGHLY advise Barb's book "The Art of Kiltmaking" for instructions. It is VASTLY superior to ANYTHING on-line (sorry Alan-> yours IS the best on-line I've EVER seen).
http://giftshop.scottishtartans.org/books.htm

If interesting in Box pleats, contact me by PM (then phone-> FREE from Laurens to Clinton) or Matt at the Tartan Museum.

The OTHER kilted dude in Laurens County,

[Kiltedmusiclover]

I will be at the games in Hendersonville Sat. W/ my mother in law, step daughter, and her friend.

Brett Nix

I will be there.
I will be around the Clan Wallace Tent a good bit of the time.

[eighties]

Welcome from another Carolinian on the Grand Strand.

-80s

[gilmore]

The Foothills Highland games in Hendersonville, NC, aren't too far away from you, are they?

http://www.asgf.org/4.html