Greetings from the Wet Coast

[Riverkilt]

Welcome, sounds like you have a great mentor/coach/ advisor in Steve...

Keep it up and you might be on his payroll soon.

Ron

[Chase]

Welcome from Houston, Texas

Chase

[Coinneach]

from both southern US coasts!

I'm a sew-er ...

That's carefully apprpriate. I guess that makes you a member of the Seamsters.

[TimC]

Welcome to the madness and the addiction!

-Tim

[starbkjrus]

from Northern Virginia, USA!

[The Wizard of BC]

Yea, well it's about time you popped your head in and said hi.

If you ever stop working and find the time to stop by the shop with your X Kilt I'll have coffee on.

Bring fabric, lot's of fabric.

[Mael Coluim]

from the Old Dominion State!

[Kilt TN]

Welcome from the three great states of Tennessee ... I sew also (40 years). … making and wearing my first kilt got me hooked … so I hope you enjoy your new addiction.

[BEEDEE]

from coastal North Carolina

Brian

[Kiltman]

Thought I would stop by to say a quick hello from Victoria, British Columbia. I'm a sew-er and part-time clothing designer who likes to learn new sewing techniques. In general, the more complicated or intriguing the pattern the better. I must admit that I probably have sewed most of the men's sewing patterns that are currently out there that I'm interested in sewing, so I figured a Kilt was definitely next on the list and I haven't been disappointed.

Currently I'm trying my hand at making my first X-Kilt out of black poly-cotton twill and I'm most of the way through- just need to add some snaps and I'm done. I'll try to post pictures once I'm done assuming our digital camera has enough image quality.

Oh and I'd just like to give a shout-out to Wizard of BC, Steve Ashton, who's given me a few nifty tips on this project.


Thank you for having me,

~Topstitch

Welcome from Eastern Washington State. You'll fit in here.