Sash making?

**Sir Didymous** · 21st February 15, 04:27 PM

Renfair is to renaissance/medieval reenactment as Steampunk is to Victorian/Edwardian reenactment. When I mentioned "traditional", I was referring to it's place in modern Highland ladies attire. It seems to be the most common form of tartan display for the more conservative lady-folk. For her c1610 kit, my wife wears an arisad with what would otherwise be considered an English kit. Note to self: Get some pictures of her in that kit.

**Pleater** · 23rd February 15, 04:58 AM

Originally Posted by Sir Didymous

Renfair is to renaissance/medieval reenactment as Steampunk is to Victorian/Edwardian reenactment. When I mentioned "traditional", I was referring to it's place in modern Highland ladies attire. It seems to be the most common form of tartan display for the more conservative lady-folk. For her c1610 kit, my wife wears an arisad with what would otherwise be considered an English kit. Note to self: Get some pictures of her in that kit.

You mean - she shows her - limbs?

Sharp intake of breath

Uncovered ankles, and a married woman too?

Swoon.

Anne the Pleater