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    Quote Originally Posted by NHhighlander View Post
    I also prefer the so-called "Ancient Duncan" tartan, which is not in the registry. A whole other discussion... )
    Different colour palettes do not make a different tartan. It they did then the register would be five times as big.

    I needed to print and read and highlight those papers that mention the Total Border
    Here's an example I wove.

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    Quote Originally Posted by figheadair View Post
    Different colour palettes do not make a different tartan. It they did then the register would be five times as big.
    I stand corrected.

    In my lack of having yet developped "an eye" for tartans, what I saw as a difference was, besides the hues difference (indeed!), that the detail picture in The Art of Kiltmaking was centered on the black lines crossing on top of the green field, while, when I cropped to sett the enlargement in the Tartan Registry , I had chosen to favor the red crossing on the blue.
    (which I indeed find curious, referring to my own sense and perceptions here, how I "liked" more one over the other, when they are substantially identical...)

    Once I did a proper comparative crop on the images available in the Registry, (I needed to. I was sort of still doubting ) looking side-by-side black-on-green centred setts, I was plenty satisfied.

    thank you for helping me address this matter. I am especially grateful when a misperception of confusion on my part gets a chance to be corrected, instead of me repeating a fallacy over and over.


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    Here's an example I wove.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NHhighlander View Post
    I stand corrected.

    In my lack of having yet developped "an eye" for tartans, what I saw as a difference was, besides the hues difference (indeed!), that the detail picture in The Art of Kiltmaking was centered on the black lines crossing on top of the green field, while, when I cropped to sett the enlargement in the Tartan Registry , I had chosen to favor the red crossing on the blue.
    (which I indeed find curious, referring to my own sense and perceptions here, how I "liked" more one over the other, when they are substantially identical...)

    Once I did a proper comparative crop on the images available in the Registry, (I needed to. I was sort of still doubting ) looking side-by-side black-on-green centred setts, I was plenty satisfied.

    thank you for helping me address this matter. I am especially grateful when a misperception of confusion on my part gets a chance to be corrected, instead of me repeating a fallacy over and over.

    To reinforce the point. Here is the Buchanan tartan ii four palettes.

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