Saffron Kilt wool material

**scotchmaster** · 21st October 08, 08:58 AM

Spotted this on ebay. I thought it looked like a good deal for a DIY'er

http://cgi.ebay.com/SUPERB-QUALITY-I...QQcmdZViewItem

**Tetley** · 21st October 08, 09:19 AM

Thanks for the heads up, that was just what I was looking for.

Mark

**BEEDEE** · 21st October 08, 10:11 AM

Somebody grabbed this with Buy it Now. Hope it was an XMarker.

Brian

**Tetley** · 21st October 08, 10:30 AM

Originally Posted by BEEDEE

Somebody grabbed this with Buy it Now. Hope it was an XMarker.

Brian

Yep, it was me. As soon as I saw scotchmaster's post I went to eBay and bought it. I've been looking for some saffron cloth for a tartan for a while.

Mark

**scotchmaster** · 21st October 08, 10:55 AM

Originally Posted by Tetley

Yep, it was me. As soon as I saw scotchmaster's post I went to eBay and bought it. I've been looking for some saffron cloth for a tartan for a while.

Mark

Good on you make sure you post pics of the finished product.

Sliante!

**Aldisimo** · 21st October 08, 12:23 PM

Yep, it was me. As soon as I saw scotchmaster's post I went to eBay and bought it.

That's what I get for not spending every waking moment in XMtS!

Having seen your last handmade kilt, I know this one will look great.

**Finn** · 21st October 08, 01:36 PM

Good for you, but... Curses!
Best of luck to you, sir!

**Wompet** · 21st October 08, 04:56 PM

I missed it, but there was a link to some supposed 18 oz Robertson that I'm watching now.

**Tetley** · 21st October 08, 11:23 PM

Originally Posted by Wompet

I missed it, but there was a link to some supposed 18 oz Robertson that I'm watching now.

I think that's the same seller. He was watching the auction when I bought the saffron and it's already in the post. That's quick work.

Mark

**Tetley** · 22nd October 08, 06:10 AM

Originally Posted by Aldisimo

That's what I get for not spending every waking moment in XMtS!

Having seen your last handmade kilt, I know this one will look great.

It promises to be a bit harder than a patterned cloth as the will be no easy way to keep things lined up. I suspect that I'm going to be using a lot of pins

Mark