Here we go again An interesting piece for you to consider:
I am a hopeless noob to this and wrong beyond belief but here goes...some kind of Buchannan?
Originally Posted by biblemonkey I am a hopeless noob to this and wrong beyond belief but here goes...some kind of Buchannan? Not in a million years... but do keep at it.
I see leaves changing colors and looking at that tartan, I can almost smell the fall in WI.
I see some nice Wilsons colours where the green might be a little faded, but otherwise very well preserved. I see a hem at the closest side. The tartan is very reminiscent of MacDonald of Glenaladale.
I see what appears to be a seem of some sort, or a line of stitching along the lower edge???
Originally Posted by xman I see some nice Wilsons colours where the green might be a little faded, but otherwise very well preserved. I see a hem at the closest side. The tartan is very reminiscent of MacDonald of Glenaladale. It is indeed reminiscent of the MacDonald of Glenaladale. Originally Posted by Spartan Tartan I see what appears to be a seem of some sort, or a line of stitching along the lower edge??? Well done. Detailed pic to follow.
Originally Posted by xman I see some nice Wilsons colours where the green might be a little faded, but otherwise very well preserved. I see a hem at the closest side. The tartan is very reminiscent of MacDonald of Glenaladale. It is indeed reminiscent of the MacDonald of Glenaladale. And so? Originally Posted by Spartan Tartan I see what appears to be a seem of some sort, or a line of stitching along the lower edge??? Well done. Detailed pic to follow.
Last edited by figheadair; 2nd September 11 at 07:31 AM.
I see the stitched bottom edge easily enough but something else bothers me. Is it just an artifact of photography or is this piece of tartan not equal in its warp and weft setts, as it appears that there are rectangles running from bottom to top of the piece instead of squares, particularly in the yellow/faded green sections?
More old curtains, Peter?
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