Christian cross as kilt pin

[Mike_Oettle]

Actually, I have ordered a St Andrew bonnet badge myself, AKScott.
Not sure whether I will wear it on my kilt, but I might on occasion.
And, The Barry, I had no intention of offending you. Please accept my apologies if it seemed that way.
Regards,
Mike

[fluter]

Here is one that I wear. Check our advertisers for more ideas. I believe this one was made by Art Pewter, and is called Tobermory. You should be able to find it, it's no longer listed where I think I bought it.


tobermoryXedzell by arcturus1997, on Flickr

I also like fleurs de lys.

[Chas]

I have seen it done before, to great effect, with a bit of grosgrain ribbon behind to denote the 'season'.

Regards

Chas

[Destin_scot]

If you have any nautical background a mariner's cross could look cool as well.

[Father Bill]

I certainly wear a Celtic cross - for obvious reasons! As per denominations, I'm Anglican, and the kilt is Ancient Clergy (blue) I'm going to enjoy collecting a variety of pins; I just bought a Grouse claw on E-Bay and am looking forward to trying that. I think I'd enjoy a round Celtic Cross too. Less places for it to catch.

[Frank McGrath]

I' use my Grandfather's retirement badge as a kilt pin. It attracts a lot of attention. I have also experimented with other things. Some worked, most didnt. Super Glue works wonders.

[ohiopiper]

Like everyone else has said, go for it. Beyond the practical limits of size and weight, the only limits are your budget and taste.

I don't recall who it was, but a fellow on here is an avid fisherman. He had several variations of rainbow trout pins he used for kilt pins. Many choose to have something meaningful for a kilt pin. As a Christian, the cross is meaningful. It would make a great kilt pin, both in design and function.

Like most things, the basic questions are:
Do you like it?
Can you afford it?
If yes to both, go for it.

[Father Bill]

Here's mine

[dredrush]

I like the looks of that cross pin. Can you recall the supplier for it?

[Father Bill]

Darned if I remember. Bought it in a tiny shop in St. Andrew's just down the street from the ruins of old St. Andy's cathedral.