US Air Force and New Hampshire tartan kilts

**michael steinrok** · 18th June 07, 07:51 PM

Barb, those are some of the nicest kilts I have ever seen. If I ever need a really great / custom kilt I will know whom to come to. They are something to be proud of.

**Peter C.** · 18th June 07, 08:28 PM

Wow!!!! Barb, those kilts are magnificent.

What weight is the fabric?

Peter

**emolas** · 18th June 07, 10:27 PM

Beautiful kilts and nice models as well

. You've done such a great job, it looks like the New Hampshire tartan has just moved up to the top of my wish list.

**Robin** · 19th June 07, 02:08 AM

Barb must have some kind of magic wand I guess...her kilts always have an extra "wow!"

The beauty of her kilts almost hurt.

**emolas** · 19th June 07, 02:46 AM

Originally Posted by Peter C.

Wow!!!! Barb, those kilts are magnificent.

What weight is the fabric?

Peter

It looks like the fabric comes in 13 oz, 11 oz, and 10 oz small sett

http://www.standrewsocietynh.org/tar...nhtartan1.html

It's only available through the St Andrews Society of New Hampshire as far as I can find.

**Peter C.** · 19th June 07, 04:35 AM

Originally Posted by emolas

It looks like the fabric comes in 13 oz, 11 oz, and 10 oz small sett

http://www.standrewsocietynh.org/tar...nhtartan1.html

It's only available through the St Andrews Society of New Hampshire as far as I can find.

Thankyou. Then I would guess it is 13 oz.

Peter

**Sheep In Wolf's Clothing** · 19th June 07, 06:35 AM

Wow, very nice. I am sure they will be treasured by your family for many years to come. Will these pictures be featured in your next edition of TAoKM? They would be great examples for "this is how a kilt should look when finished!"

Sara