Lets Go Micro-Kilting

[MMorgan]

And here I thought we were going on a trip to the micro brewery

There is a micro in dayton??? where where?!?!?!?! Hey I will have to put together a kilted brew day for the dayton/cincy area LOL hrmmmm... think I will post a thread amounting to that in the ohio forum right now!!

[Mike in Dayton]

No, sorry, not that I am aware of. I thought at one time there was one in Cincinnati?? Carry this on in the Ohio Forum....

Back to thread count. I see a lot of reference to oz weight except when I look at fabric to try my hand at an X-kilt. No weight to be found on the bolt or description on-line. I am speaking of local fabric stores. I have never found thread count but I can't say I was looking for it.

Mike

[Riverkilt]

Linen testers have little ruler-like marks on the side so you can do your own thread count while peering through them. Small as a postage stamp, you can take it to the fabric store and make your own thread counts if you wanna. Pretty cool little gizmos and inexpensive too.

Ron

[Andy]

And here I thought we were going on a trip to the micro brewery

Me too....kinda bummed now cause I was all ready for a ROADTRIP!

[Ancienne Alliance]

Lady Chrystel and I completely agree with you Ron.

It is fascinating thing to get "into" the tartan fabric , the stitches and the structure of a kilt.

Let us become great explorers of the micro world of kilting !


Best,

Robert

[Regnifne]

NO, NO, NO....I don't mean wearing short kilts...

Yeah, you lost me right about . . . there. For that, I recommend the Tilted Kilt.

Call me crass, I like it.

int:

[###KILTEDKIWI###]

Ron, mate thats a whole new level of kilting (see politely Kilt geek)

Regards

Phil C

[Chas]

Yeah, you lost me right about . . . there.

I'm still wondering about the kilts and the pond water - don't you get your feet wet?

Regards

Chas

[Riverkilt]

Aye Chas,

We do...

[Regnifne]

Brilliant!!