Greetings from Central Florida

**Chas** · 30th May 09, 02:47 AM

Hi Lady M,

Welcome to XMarks from the other side of the Atlantic in Norfolk, England.

Regards

Chas

**dfmacliam** · 30th May 09, 04:22 AM

Hi Bob,
There are patterns available for kilts, and inexpensive kilt options.
If you start your own thread introducing yourself again, you can probably get lots of advice without getting lost in this thread..you will soon see that it's not a rich mans hobby, but a frugal mans pleasure. Many of our members find kilting accessories at Goodwill, and modify them for a superb look.
Thanks for checking us out.... Remember.. Start your thread so you can get all your advice, directed solely to you.

Originally Posted by getthemack

Hello everyone!
Not a kilted anyone, actually...I was looking for a place to buy one when I found this site. Looks like a rich man's hobby to me. I usually shop at goodwill (actually, my wife, Ruth usually shops) and yard sales for my attire. I'm sure some people notice, but I doubt if many do. There aren't many kilts in the thrift stores. Are there patterns/fabrics easily and inexpensively available? Any sources?

Thanks!
Bob Mackay

**Dr Mac** · 30th May 09, 03:59 PM

from Bryan/College Station

**The Tartan Oyster Club** · 31st May 09, 05:41 PM

Welcome to the club.

**socalferg** · 31st May 09, 10:05 PM

Greetings and Welcome from SoCal

**Kilt_Noob** · 1st June 09, 10:30 AM

Hello and welcome from Savannah, GA. USA!

**piperdbh** · 1st June 09, 10:53 AM

My wife's step-sister used to live in Orlando, near Lake Nona and the cranes.

Welcome aboard from western North Carolina, the greatest place on earth.