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    cavscout: the Transvaal Scottish Regiment wear the Murray of Atholl tartan. My e-mail made it sound like they have their own tartan -- I'm going in to correct that now! :mrgreen:

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    Todd

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    Bluebonnet tartan pleated to stripe?

    This weekend while I was at the Texas Scottish Festival, I was looking at the Texas Bluebonnet tartan bolt at one of the booths, and I was thinking that it might look good pleated to stripe. Here are a couple of links to sites that, at least on my monitor show the overall colors accurately, at least for the lighter blue. (Most sites show it as more of a bright turquoise blue.) The narrow dark red stripes, however, were more prominent.

    http://www.scotlandforever.net/bluebonnet.html

    http://www.district-tartans.com/texas.htm


    This next link shows more of the overall repeat -- the blues are off on my monitor, and the yellow / gold stripe in this example was white or light grey on the bolt I saw (like the earlier links):
    http://www.tartans.scotland.net/tart...tartan_id=2303

    I have been thinking that pleating to the white / light grey stripe might be nice, with the dark red and green stripes revealed as the pleats move . . . thoughts?

    Regards,

    Mark

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