Introducing - A New Tartan

**Wompet** · 30th December 05, 07:08 PM

Wow.
Nothing more. Just Wow.

One of these days I'm going to have to finish/tighten up the family geneology and have a chat with Matt ... get a tartan for my paternal line.

**Big Paul** · 30th December 05, 07:46 PM

That is a very rich looking tartan!:-)

**Sherry** · 30th December 05, 08:35 PM

It's a beauty. You must be thrilled, indeed. Talk about jonesing for a kilt, tho'.

;) :grin:

**Kiltman** · 30th December 05, 09:24 PM

I’m glad that resources like Matt keep giving of their time and knowledge. I’ll lift one to Matt this Hogmanay

. By the way, what a wonderful tartan, Owl of Oban.

**Owl of Oban** · 31st December 05, 08:33 AM

Here is the tiled version, to show more than just one sett square.

Yes, Sherry, jonesing is hardly the word. It will be 6 months before I actually have the kilt, with weaving time and then kilt waiting time....but the family has waited 300 years for a tartan, so I suppose I can wait 6 months...

**Livingston** · 31st December 05, 08:54 AM

Very sharp! Wear it with pride.

**mudd** · 31st December 05, 10:08 AM

John,

Very cool!

John

**NewKilt** · 2nd January 06, 09:29 PM

John, that is a great looking tartan. Please post some pics when you get your kilt. You must be going through some serious jonesing, but it will be well worth the wait.

Darrell

**Alan H** · 2nd January 06, 10:07 PM

VERY nice, mate. Very nice, indeed.

**Aggie** · 5th January 06, 02:55 PM

I suppose this is as good a place as any to ask this question and to direct it to Matt. I understand I'm asking for speculation at most. If and when the Scottish government provides for a single registrar for tartans, do you think new tartans registered with the STA will be included.