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    Quote Originally Posted by brandycr View Post
    Lol well there goes my blow money for awhile !Seen about 15 things I want its buy it or make it which would be so much easier but I never find the time .AAAAARRRRGGGGGHHHHHH!
    This is gonna be an EVIL thread for the lasses, I know! LOL

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    www.renaissance-faire.com/shop/Clothing
    try this one instead opps lol.

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    White blouse, Tudor embroidered bodice above a plain skirt....now just change out that embroidered bodice and put in a bodice in the weathered clan tartan.



    Heart stopping!

    http://www.just2tailors.com/?categor...Clothingtartan bodice, $65, as well as a mess of other clothing.

    http://www.verymerryseamstress.com/scottish.htm

    The Ultimate in simple (inexpensive) and classy......



    Or back to the 15th century, the arisaid...

    http://www.mistythicket.com/womens/o.../morrigan.html



    Tartn CAN get out of control, however.....



    Feeling "EDGY"??? Prhaps a little Gothic?



    OK, now tell me this lady is not gorgeous???



    and this dress just about makes me lose consciousness....



    You know, I think your wife has OPTIONS.....**laughing**

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    To toot my own horn here, I made my wife a simple tartan skirt. It is simply a tube sewn about 4" larger than her hip measure, with a drawstring waist, and she looks fantastic in it. Sorry about the glare from the blouse, my digital camera doesn't have a decent white balance.

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    dinnae ya wirry lassie...

    a' the men will bae luekin' a' you- NAY matter whit yur mon has oan....

    we always dae!





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    Those white blouses with the lacy jabot and cuffs are very attractive and feminine. They look great with a sash and plain dark long skirt.

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    Welcome to X Marks the Scot Mrs. jordanjm!

    Alan has posted a lot of pretty neat ideas for a ladies outfit. My observation is that the simple black dress with the sash is the best way to go to be striking.

    An observation:

    The first Scottish Country Dance my lovely wife and I attending was filled with dashing gentlemen in white jacobite shirts and gorgeous tartan kilts. Most of the ladies were wearing tartan skirts or patterned dresses. The Flame-Haired Celtic Amazon Goddess and I were lost in a sea of color. Who was the one person who kept catching our eye? It was a lovely lady in a slim elegant black dress. The simple black made her stand out from the crowd.

    So how do you outshine a tartan peacock? Don't compete with him head on with a tartan dress, top, or skirt. Use a single dark color to draw the eye and a small matching tartan accessory to show your clan affiliation.



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    arggghhhh, Alan H! I didn't need the temptations!

    I am like brandycr; got to get some mad money together and go shopping!

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    Hmmmmmm, Mrs. Cav would look gorgeous in one of these in Fraser Hunting

    Quote Originally Posted by Alan H View Post
    If that one is a bit much, how about this? I'd give blood to get the Luminous Joan into a NacNaughton top like this, and you can wear it with blue jeans or shorts or with a dress..


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