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    Quote Originally Posted by efer View Post
    I was wondering if you would/could post pictures of your tartans pletted differently. I found it really interesting when Steve (of Freedom Kilt) had posted a picture of the different ways of pletting the XMarks tartan.
    I would like to see the American Heritage pleated to the black or the red ...
    An USAKilt in American Heritage ... it's an idea that bears thinking about.

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    We've been AB-SO-FRICKIN'-LOOTLY NUTS today (just did measurements for 5 jackets... all custom) and 4 Premiers. I won't be able to post pics of the different pleating for a while.

    Perhaps someone with a few spare minutes and "photoshop" could cut/paste the pics in different ways to show different pleating? Not trying to "skirt" my duties, but with all the work we have coming up (107 premade casuals for a festival in Feb on TOP of standard orders), I know I won't have time to do it anytime soon.

    BTW... Douglas Mod will soon be a choice for "Off The Rack" casuals.

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    Not Photoshop, but GIMP:


    Peated to the red doesn't look too bad, either. I think you'll be hearing from me soon, Rocky.

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    The colors for the German Heritage are the same as the German National tartan, although the pattern is different.

    I do like how the red/white/blue stripe looks with the German American.
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    The German Heritage / German National are similar colors, but different.

    I didn't like the bright red of the German National, so in mine, I used a Dark red (with a "red border"). Also, the gold in mine is a dark yellow, vs. a bright yellow.

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    Thumbs up

    I'm putting those on my ever expanding wish list

    and hey, whats the Queen of Scots tartan look like ??
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