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25th February 14, 07:16 PM
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 Originally Posted by OC Richard
Thanks!
Quite possibly they are derived from MacGregor. That's what I did, start with a traditional MacDonald tartan and add a few lines, and switch colours of a couple lines.
So Leckie has a green/red ground with two blue stripes in the red, but what are the two stripes in the green? They look white in one, and I can't tell which colour in the other.
I think it's much more likely they were derived from the Lennox tartan. The crimson outerchecks on the green and the two sets of double-stripes give it away. The only other tartans that I know to employ this scarlet/crimson effect are Macnab and the original, correctly-woven Rose tartans.
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