My mom's kilt

Not her clan but she wore it many years anyway.

[Richard Sayer]

So glad you kept it Kathy!

[Pyrrhula]

Great shot .

[bkb in the city]

Very nice

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Very nice! I had a couple as a girl- one from my family's clan but I don't know what happened to it. I didn't really enjoy wearing them as even with the lining the wool made me itch! I like the colors of this one.

[haskar]

Cute. How many memories.

[Dawn]

How nice

[Issi Bannerman]

Wey hey - great post for St. Andrew's Day!

[GaryW]

Lovely colors. Love the pin. How neat that your have this!

[Margaret Brown]

Love those colours there are so many different clans, the colours are beautiful

[Tom]

Lovely kilt and capture of it

[Henk-Jan]

Great patterns and colors!

[Kathy]

@vignouse @pyrrhula @bkbinthecity @olivetreeann @haskar @Dawn @jamibann (Didn't know this Issi. It was a happy coincidence.) @thewatersphotos @craftymeg @tosee @hajeka Thank you Richard, Ferry, BKB, Ann, Haskar, Dawn, Issi, Gary, Margaret, Tom and Henk-Jan. I appreciate your comments. It does bring good memories.

[Corinne]

It makes me think at my childhood : my mum made me wear kilts when I was a child, don’t ask me why, we don’t have any Scottish roots , must have been fashionable at that time ... and wearing this made my friends laught at school, I hated that ! I was happy when I grew up to choose my own clothes ;) thanks for the memories 😉

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

Have you got Scottish roots?

[Kathy]

@cocobella Sorry that kilts bring somewhat of a bad memory for you. I know they've come and gone in style. Thank you for sharing.
@overalvandaan Yes, Saxa. My mom's parents were off the boat Scottish. They left their homes and came to Canada. Granny Ray with the Salvation Army and Grandpa Ray worked on a ship. My dad's mother was Scotch Irish who moved to Canada from Northern Ireland.