A wonderful gift

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I was having one of those days on Monday, I was sick, I was stressed, It was a long week and it had only just started. I went to check my mail and there was a a package from two lovely gentlemen, Alan H. and Cacunn, who are now my official heroes (other than the dashing Yeti of course).


I have only had a chance to look at the first 10 pages in depth, but when I scanned through I got rather inspired to make lots of kilt hose, in many patterns and colors. So far the patterns are a wee bit old fashioned in their wording, but since the first edition was in the late seventies that is to be expected. As I progress in the book I will add more in my review, but more of all I want to extend my thanks to Alan and Cacunn for this lovely gift, it had perfect timing to cheer up a bad day.

[pdcorlis]

Well done gentlemen - well done indeed!

By the way - is it ok to wear two different colored or patterned hose with your kilt... I guess I never knew...

[O'Neille]

Sounds a lot like the people who used to give away books in the 80s. Here's a free book..... would you like to join our Kilt Cult.

[CactusJack]

What a great thing for those two to do. Enjoy.

[Bugbear]

Hope you get well soon, String, and glad for you getting a good gift.

[M. A. C. Newsome]

Cool, that's one of the books my wife likes to use. See:
http://kiltmaker.blogspot.com/2007/0...-progress.html

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Hope you get well soon, String, and glad for you getting a good gift.

Thank you, I am feeling much better, it was just a wee upset. But enough to make a rough Monday

[Alaskan Kilted Guy]

That looks like a great gift!! Enjoy!!

[rickmac15]

Once again these two gentelmen have shown why I think this is the best Forum on the net.

[Andrew Breecher]

First of all, those full diced hose are awesome!

Second - the late seventies is "old fashioned"? What does that make me? Ack!

Andrew.