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16th December 08, 07:55 AM
#8
 Originally Posted by RockyR
If it's Lochcarron Strome, then the 'good side' IS the twill running this direction: ////
If it's ANY OTHER kind of tartan fabric, then the twil should be going this direction: \\\
The tartan in the photo isn't Lochcarron tartan, actually, and I've never seen this kind of horrible fringe on Lochcarron tartan (although maybe some of the rest of you have).
Just as another note, Lochcarron used to weave their fabric with the right side \\\\\\. When they switched to the tuck-in selvedge, they switched twill directions on their Strome for the right side of the fabric. I actually still try to use Lochcarron fabric with the \\\\\ as the right side. Sometimes this requires working their thread joins to the other side of the fabric. And the Lochcarron selvedge is pretty good on both sides, at least in the Strome pieces that I've used in the last few years.
Last edited by Barb T; 16th December 08 at 08:02 AM.
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