MacDonald of Glenaladale - reweave of the original setting

**figheadair** · 11th January 16, 12:53 PM

It's finished and will be in the post tomorrow. Should have it for the weekend

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**tripleblessed** · 12th January 16, 10:09 AM

Originally Posted by figheadair

It's finished. Should have it for the weekend

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YAY!!!!! Enjoy.

**Nathan** · 12th January 16, 10:19 AM

Pleased to hear that!

**Orvis** · 12th January 16, 01:00 PM

Congratulations, Peter! I hope the new kilt is all you hoped for (especially it being of cloth that you created). From what I could see in the photo, it looks great!

**figheadair** · 13th January 16, 10:51 AM

Originally Posted by Orvis

Congratulations, Peter! I hope the new kilt is all you hoped for (especially it being of cloth that you created). From what I could see in the photo, it looks great!

Everything and more. Looking forward to the weekend......

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**figheadair** · 16th January 16, 11:45 AM

The kilt, and new jacket, in action today.

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Plus a walk on the wild side.

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**GrainReaper** · 16th January 16, 12:16 PM

I have popped in to this thread late in the game, but I'm glad I did, in one shot I saw the tartan go from a computer image to a kilt without waiting for the next installment in the process! The videos have shown me that traditional methods are quite physically demanding, and you must get bad eye strain after following that shuttle from side to side a million times.

Amazing work!

**Orvis** · 19th January 16, 06:12 AM

Peter - The new MacDonald of Glenaladale kilt looks great as you wear it! Well done! You can take great pride in wearing a garment that you conceived and produced the cloth for!

**Orvis** · 19th January 16, 08:20 AM

Peter - I especially admire that vintage sporran you are wearing. I want one like it!

**figheadair** · 20th January 16, 01:31 AM

Originally Posted by Orvis

Peter - I especially admire that vintage sporran you are wearing. I want one like it!

Gerry, it looks old but in fact is only about 25 years old. Made by a friend, MOD cantle and deer hide, it has been around the block as they say. We have one c1750 in the family which I will wear for my son's wedding over Easter.