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MN Tartan
aloha!
I live in MN (Minneapolis, MN) and I know that MN has its own specialized state tartan, but I don't know where I can get it- all the shops in MN don't seem to stock it on their websites...I would like it in either 13oz or 16oz, but I guess 11oz would be alright if that is what is avaible. I would like to make a kilt dress-outfit with the MN tartan, black argyll and waistcoat (vest), matching hose and matching flashes with all the accesories.
1) Does anyone have a MN tartan kilt?
2) Where can you get the MN tartan?
thanks
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I'm sure Mr. Newsome can get you some...
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http://www.minnesotatartan.com/ go to products available link on left
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Originally Posted by Kilted KT
I'm sure Mr. Newsome can get you some...
13oz, 16oz?... i'll write to him
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Originally Posted by I M Kilted!
13oz, 16oz?... i'll write to him
I would wager a guess to say either/or
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Lot nicer than the california tartan, Uh ohh did I just post that
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Originally Posted by michael steinrok
Lot nicer than the california tartan, Uh ohh did I just post that
...NO
Here is the MN tartan in standard version:
http://www.tartandaymn.org/images/mntartan01.jpg
here is the dress version:
http://www.tartandaymn.org/images/mntartan02.jpg
check 'em out!
I was thinking about pleating it to the yellow line
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The Celtic Croft had some in stock, last time I was over there.
http://www.kilts-n-stuff.com/
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I M Kilted,
According to the Minnesota Tartan website (which Dilrule provided a link to) the only cloth available is an 11 ounce material in the dress version of the tartan. You don't want a kilt made of this material. It is too light and has big white stripes. It is intended for ladies skirts and dresses.
By the way, I was born and raised in St. Paul, Minnesota. I don't have a kilt in this tartan, but there is/was at least one member of this forum who does.
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14th May 06, 10:19 PM
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Um, I M,
My first hand sewn kilt was an 11oz Lochcarron material in Macdonald Lord of the Isles Hunting. Kathy Lare sewed it up. Its a beautiful kilt and the material works fine as a man's kilt. I've been very pleased.
I also have 13 oz and 16 oz hand sewn's to compare it to. Would hesitate to decide not to get a kilt you want just because the fabric is 11 oz.
Made me a happy camper. Pics in my gallery but they're all front views. Guess I need to take some back shots of that kilt.
Ron
Ol' Macdonald himself, a proud son of Skye and Cape Breton Island
Lifetime Member STA. Two time winner of Utilikiltarian of the Month.
"I'll have a kilt please, a nice hand sewn tartan, 16 ounce Strome. Oh, and a sporran on the side, with a strap please."
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