R'lyeh Sett Jonesin' Thread...

[Ryan Ross]

Since hiaku seem to be the rage for Jonesing. From Amy -

We wait, impatient,
For our custom kilts to come.
Cthulu, we wait.

And a blessing -

May Cthulu be
Merciful and decide to
Chew, not swallow live.

Jim

Haha- Nice.

Did someone get a look at what I posted in Scott's kilt thread earlier, or is there a super-creepy coincidence going on here, whereby our minds are being joined to a single thought?

EDIT:

At home in R'lyeh
Dead Cthulhu does slumber
Dreaming a dark dream

[GoodGirlGonePlaid]

"R'lyeh Sett Jonesin'"
I keep dyslexically misreading the title of this thread as:
"Scarlett Johansson"

and wonder what in the world she has to do with kilts.

[Downunder Kilt]

Found a way around it, to get you some threads about the tartan etc

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f...-fhtagn-64014/

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f...yardage-64165/

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f...u-kilts-70638/

[Drac]

I told Amy while she was doing the first.

Jim

[Ryan Ross]

I told Amy while she was doing the first.

Jim

Thank God... I was about to start freaking out more than usual! ith:

[Ryan Ross]

Double post alert.

...I have a special, super-secret project in the works, relevant to this here kilt. Details to come, upon completion of kilt and project.

Does anyone else have something new in the works to report, that's helping them get through the waiting period?

[McMurdo]

I did not get in on this run of tartan, however this thread and the others have prompted me to start reading The Call of Cthulhu. As such I was surfing the internet and found this pin, I thought some of you might be interested in it.

http://naturaltreasuresbydeb.com/201...thulhu-rising/

[artificer]

Woah guys. That octo is a standard "Made in China" gew-gaw that you can find by the handful on etsy. Usually for a LOT less than $40.

http://www.etsy.com/search/handmade?...w_type=gallery

[Dale Seago]

Woah guys. That octo is a standard "Made in China" gew-gaw that you can find by the handful on etsy. Usually for a LOT less than $40.

http://www.etsy.com/search/handmade?...w_type=gallery

Hey, good catch! That page also has this one on it, which I might like even better:




This looks like a decently large blanket/safety type pin. Dull & polish the point a bit and it should make for a pin that will nicely push between the yarn strands without damaging them. My main issue with most kilt pins I've seen is that the "pin" part is such a fine-gauge wire and so sharp that it makes damage to the fabric more likely.

[artificer]

Even more, by the LOT on ebay