Saltire Skull Cap?

[Avonlea22]

Does anyone know if anyone makes a Saltire skull cap?

[MacWage]

Sport Kilt sells tartan ones.
Ask them, they might start.

To make on would be easy. EITHER:
-Duplicate one and decorate as desired.
-Take a blue or white one and mod as desired.

[neo71665]

If you find one post it. I aint ever seen one but think it would be cool.

[Nervous Jock]

Not sure how much use to you this is:

This is a Buff headover that can be turned into a natty bunnet



available quite widley in Scotland, postage shouldn't be too much

http://www.ewetsuits.com/acatalog/Bu...d_beanies.html

[McMurdo]

Not sure how much use to you this is:

This is a Buff headover that can be turned into a natty bunnet



available quite widley in Scotland, postage shouldn't be too much

http://www.ewetsuits.com/acatalog/Bu...d_beanies.html

You had two http calls in your image and you need to use the img tags to display images, take a look at the Show us your Pics page there is a thread there tat explains it well, here is your image:

[Fearnest]

Been looking for a pattern for sewing a skull cap/head wrap from scratch... if I can find one it shouldn't be too tough to mod it to become a saltire pattern!

(Ah yes, ever the optimist, I am!)

[Nanook]

Does anyone know if anyone makes a Saltire skull cap?

What is a "skull cap"? Yarmulke (Kipa)? (If so ill conceived due to the observation that the Saltire is a cross)

[Fearnest]

What is a "skull cap"? Yarmulke (Kipa)? (If so ill conceived due to the observation that the Saltire is a cross)

Pretty much the same design, but not the same origin. In "common" use, it's even beginning to be interchangeable with "do-rag" or "head wrap," to the point where it includes versions that are not symmetrical and have a tail (see below and note the URL).


www desertsupply.com/images/skull_caps_people.jpg

[Nanook]

Pretty much the same design, but not the same origin. In "common" use, it's even beginning to be interchangeable with "do-rag" or "head wrap," to the point where it includes versions that are not symmetrical and have a tail (see below and note the URL).

Those are bandannas or kerchiefs and hardly caps. Be them the garb of American slaves, pirates or the trouping colours of self-styled inner-city ganstas they are, I think, by no measures "skull caps" (the style of badhnāti excludes them also of being ħijābim or turbans).

[Fearnest]

Those are bandannas or kerchiefs and hardly caps. Be them the garb of American slaves, pirates or the trouping colours of self-styled inner-city ganstas they are, I think, by no measures "skull caps" (the style of badhnāti excludes them also of being ħijābim or turbans).

Yep, I agree. But I was just showing what "passes" for a skull cap for many people these days.

We're ceasing to be a people who use precise words precisely.