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27th June 16, 07:26 AM
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 Originally Posted by OC Richard
Very nice, they have a nice traditional look to them, seems to me.
There's a thing about early 19th century tartans having narrower lines and wider open spaces, giving a more open look, and modern ones having fatter lines and a more congested look.
You'll see the same tartan woven then and now, and note the difference, sometimes.
Yours strike me as "old school" for that reason.
What tartan generator are you using, if I might ask? It looks great.
Thank you, Richard. Very kind of you, sir. I'm using the Scotweb tartan designer. It's an excellent tool a wise investment on Nick's part.
I agree that they do have an old school feel to them. The more I look at them the more I like them and do favour the older style over the newer style of tartan design. What started as a creative exercise might just upstage some earlier drafts that I came up with for a new family tartan. We shall see.
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