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17th August 06, 07:16 AM
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 Originally Posted by slbowli
You are so awesome. I found the Shepherd tartan about 7 years ago and haven't been able to find it since. Now with Aiden on the way, I've been wanting to find it again.
If Matt is the man, I'll be talking to him soon.
I'll secomd that, or third, or fourth (you get the idea :rolleyes: ) that!!
Matt Newsome is the curator of the Scottish Tartan Museum in Franklin, NC. Their number can be found on their website, found on the many links scattered around this site. He is very knowledgable and helpful. I'd highly recommend him as a resource for anyone trying to find a tartan or for info on a traditional kilt, belted plaid, or earlier highland dress.
Oh Yeh,
Welcome from the Deep South (US)!!!!
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17th August 06, 08:37 AM
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 Originally Posted by MacWage
I'll secomd that, or third, or fourth (you get the idea :rolleyes: ) that!!
Matt Newsome is the curator of the Scottish Tartan Museum in Franklin, NC. Their number can be found on their website, found on the many links scattered around this site. He is very knowledgable and helpful. I'd highly recommend him as a resource for anyone trying to find a tartan or for info on a traditional kilt, belted plaid, or earlier highland dress.
Oh Yeh,
Welcome from the Deep South (US)!!!!
Sounds like he has high praises from the members here. I'm leaning more toward a traditional kilt. My only concern would be that the weight would be too much for a baby.
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17th August 06, 09:09 AM
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17th August 06, 09:13 AM
#4
Welcome...
Kilted folks in Tulsa....what more proof is needed of a kilt revolution!
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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17th August 06, 10:06 PM
#5
 Originally Posted by Riverkilt
Welcome...
Kilted folks in Tulsa....what more proof is needed of a kilt revolution!
Ron
I know there are a few kilted folks here in Tulsa, although I've only met one in a kilt, and he was from collinsville, half an hour away.
Don't worry about it, I'll find more...and send them all your way!
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28th August 06, 10:01 AM
#6
 Originally Posted by Kilted KT
and he was from collinsville, half an hour away.
Nay, I live in Tulsa and commute to Collinsville.
Oh, and welcome Stephanie. I see you've met KT. Glad to see he pointed you to our little corner of the web. It's nice to have you here.
Last edited by Sindarius; 28th August 06 at 10:13 AM.
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17th August 06, 09:41 AM
#7
 Originally Posted by slbowli
Sounds like he has high praises from the members here. I'm leaning more toward a traditional kilt. My only concern would be that the weight would be too much for a baby.
I'd advise some cotton material initially, as babies tend to have sensative skin. I have a couple very young ones and my son's skin gets red very easy. I think he'll outgrow it, for it's much less now than a few months or a year ago.
If want wool, get worsted (if can afford it). It "feels" more like canvas, lacking the "scratchy" wool fuzz. Even then, I'd line it with kid friendly cotton. Wool is also not easily washable, so again, I'd perfer cotton (which has been pre-shrunk before stitching, so "infantile regurgitation" may be machine washed out.
Shepherd is a white and black checked tartan. At one time, there was some cheap print available somewhere (for some reason, I keep thinking I saw it at Wally-Mart). If can find some, start here.
Matt's advise on baby kilts trumps me, he has access to materials I do not, expereince with "customers" I do not, and has had kilted tikes himself. I's highly advise you give him a call.
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