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    New tweed hat by Lady Chrystel

    Milady just took this one out of her special oven this morning !

    Piping hot !


    Best,

    Robert

    Robert Amyot-MacKinnon

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    now I like that very much, very fetching, just how much material is required to make one of those, and woud Lady Chrystel be of mind to make me one in my own tartan if I was to send it to her ?

    Chris

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redshank View Post
    now I like that very much, very fetching, just how much material is required to make one of those, and woud Lady Chrystel be of mind to make me one in my own tartan if I was to send it to her ?

    Chris
    L.C. would need about 50cm / 100cm. (it can be in 2 pieces of 50cm/50cm)

    For our friends beyond the pond that's 19-20 inches by 39-40 inches. Or 2 pieces of 19-20/19-20 inches.

    She is telling me as I am writing that if you have a little less, she can manage.

    ...and yes she can make it in any material you want.


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    tell L.C many thanks,
    I will be in touch as soon as I have made my mind up in which tartan I should like the bonnet, I am almost certain it will be the Tyneside Scottish WW1 regimental tartan, lovely autumnal colours.
    I will pick up the material next monday/tuesday so will make contact with you then

    Thanks once again

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    Wow! That is really nice. You sir have a very talented wife. Enjoy.
    Cheers, Leslie

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    Great lid! Is that pine needles behind the badge? Nice touch!
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    Robert - C'est vraiment merveilleux.

    Felicitations,

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    What is the hat band made from?
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    Now that's a snazzy bonnet if there ever was one.
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    That's a nice bonnet, Robert! Looks good and warm. Compliments to the cook!

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