Okay, I have been on the board for a while now & know which end of a sewing needle is which but one question has been bugging me for ages & I have finally worked up the nerve to ask: What defines a tartan as a tartan??? I thought it was the squared-off, matching pattern running horizontally and vertically (i cant remember which is the warp & which the weft so if you are feeling benevolent & want to answer that question as well it would be appreciated) BUT having looked at some of the kilts out there (in part those in this thread ) that do not follow such a pattern... If you coudl please take pity on me and put my simple mind to rest it would be greatly appreciated
ITS A KILT, G** D*** IT! WARNING: I RUN WITH SCISSORS “I asked Mom if I was a gifted child… she said they certainly wouldn’t have paid for me."
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