Introducing Macbeth and Lady Macbeth

**MacDonnell1973** · 21st October 09, 07:22 AM

Thank you for the Shakespearean fix before I face the day. You two look fantastic.

Bill

**way2fractious** · 21st October 09, 09:46 AM

Wow! Stunning apparel - both outfits!

But I gotta say, Star's dress and character deserve to be called by her true title:

The Flame-Haired, Blood-Thirsty, Celtic Amazon Goddess.

w2f

**Macman** · 21st October 09, 11:08 AM

I admire the effort that you two put into your costumes and your clothing. Those are incredible outfits, and you both look great!

**unaspenser** · 21st October 09, 01:22 PM

Wow, you guys! You both look incredible! You're awfully clean, though, aren't you? Don't you need some blood and guts to complete the ensemble?

**Bigkahuna** · 21st October 09, 07:32 PM

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**Bigkahuna** · 21st October 09, 07:40 PM

Yon Jamie hath a lean and hungry look. He thinks too much.

**GMan** · 21st October 09, 07:57 PM

Alas they do know how to live life.

**Panache** · 27th October 09, 12:35 PM

I wore most of my Macbeth costume to our SCD class Halloween party last night. I but couldn't bring myself to try SCD in a belted plaid.

I thought you might be interested in what my Ravenswood leather jerkin looked like with a regular kilt

I had taken the crown off my this point (it made doing arches rather interesting)

In case any of you were wondering, yes I did order the jerkin to match the colors of my Freelander Sporran!

I think the two work quite well together.

Cheers

Jamie :ootd:

**Jack Daw** · 28th October 09, 10:55 AM

Yes, I've purchased a sword's baldric and a knife's frog from Ravenswood. Your outfits look great! My favorite line in the whole play you have quoted by Lady MacB: "Out, damned spot! Out!" Makes me think we've switched to a laundry detergent commercial.

**Panache** · 31st October 09, 08:09 AM

Originally Posted by Jack Daw

Yes, I've purchased a sword's baldric and a knife's frog from Ravenswood.

Steve,

The baldric I'm wearing was made from one of Ravenswood Leathers two ring belts.

I bought the largest size, took it home, made a few cuts,moved the two rings, punched a few holes, added a celtic buckle, some celtic decorations, and with a few rivets voila' there was a baldric for Jamie.

The belt was $17 plus a $5 large celtic "concho" from Ravenswood Leather

The small decorations set me back about $7

The buckle was a gift.

For my $30 investment I am very pleased.

Here is a better shot of it (on my first attempt for a great kilt)

Cheers

Jamie :ootd: