Groundskeeper Willie tartan

[davedove]

I'm toying with the idea of assembling a Groundskeeper Willie costume for Halloween. Any ideas of what tartan would be a choice based on this image?

[Colin]

I've got this toy on my desk as we speak. http://www.oafe.net/yo/woskw.php

[Bob C]

Hmm. Alternating large blue and green blocks, separated vertically and horizontally by yellow stripes.

Good luck.

[davedove]

[QUOTE=Colin]I've got this toy on my desk as we speak. http://www.oafe.net/yo/woskw.php[QUOTE]

So, apparently he wears different tartans.

Willie's own guidance for wearing the kilt: "Now the kilt was only for day-to-day wear. In battle, we donned a full-length ball gown covered in sequins. The idea was to blind your opponent with luxury."

[davedove]

Hmm. Alternating large blue and green blocks, separated vertically and horizontally by yellow stripes.

Good luck.

At first glance, it kind of reminded me of Hunting Stewart. Since it's only a cartoon approximation of a tartan, that ought to work. Of course, then there's the orange based tartan in the other picture.

[MacConnachie]

Something in the "Groenig" tartan might be appropriate, whatever sort of sett someone may imagine that to be. . . I'm sure that Matt (G.) would take that in the spirit in which it might be intended.

[Blu (Ontario)]

"Groundskeeper" tartan?... Quite fancifull in a cartoonish sort of way. Although "Gordon Regimental" or "Campbell of Loudoun" might give the general impression. .. an approximation so to speak.

blu

[PaulS]

Realize, most people don't know one predominantly "red" tartan from another. So, you could probably go with an inexpensive Royal Stewart (from Stillwater or another maker) and be just fine.

[Archangel]

okay, I got silly and did a run around the net. This question has popped up before, but no answer. It was noted that he wore different tartans.