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    Quote Originally Posted by Arnot View Post
    Your new kilt and plaid should be grand. The colours sound very nice.

    Here is a photo of me with my plaid on my shoulder. Not folded very well unfortunately. It's not quite long enough to wrap around. The new one will be.

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    I just realised that you are the gent who posted the excellent 'how to' about making your day plaid. I am going to refer a lot to it when I have mine made.
    What length of single width tartan do you need to make a plaid that will wrap around and hang well front and back?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stewart of Galloway View Post
    I just realised that you are the gent who posted the excellent 'how to' about making your day plaid. I am going to refer a lot to it when I have mine made.
    What length of single width tartan do you need to make a plaid that will wrap around and hang well front and back?
    No, that was a thread by Tobus - Making a Day Plaid (Laird's Plaid) - Tutorial He's a Colquhoun - pistols at dawn I should imagine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by figheadair View Post
    No, that was a thread by Tobus - Making a Day Plaid (Laird's Plaid) - Tutorial He's a Colquhoun - pistols at dawn I should imagine.
    That was indeed Tobus. You beat me to it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by figheadair View Post
    No, that was a thread by Tobus - Making a Day Plaid (Laird's Plaid) - Tutorial He's a Colquhoun - pistols at dawn I should imagine.
    Thanks Peter What's your opinion regarding what appear to be Day Plaid's pinned by a broach at the shoulder in the Macleay paintings?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stewart of Galloway View Post
    Thanks Peter What's your opinion regarding what appear to be Day Plaid's pinned by a broach at the shoulder in the Macleay paintings?
    i'm not a fan of pins. Pins = holes to my mind.

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    Quote Originally Posted by figheadair View Post
    i'm not a fan of pins. Pins = holes to my mind.
    A very sensible approach 😀

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stewart of Galloway View Post
    I just realised that you are the gent who posted the excellent 'how to' about making your day plaid. I am going to refer a lot to it when I have mine made.
    What length of single width tartan do you need to make a plaid that will wrap around and hang well front and back?
    I use 3 to 3 1/2 meters of double width.

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