Pattern for jacobite waistcoat

**Glamrockdj** · 29th May 08, 11:38 AM

Originally Posted by Jack Daw

Aw, he ain't ol' enough yit fer dappers.

I like it!!

**Ancienne Alliance** · 29th May 08, 11:38 AM

Originally Posted by Jack Daw

Aw, he ain't ol' enough yit fer dappers.

The later, the better !

**Nighthawk** · 29th May 08, 04:37 PM

Originally Posted by Ancienne Alliance

The later, the better !

I don't know- I find them quite useful come football season.

Anyways, here's something I picked up recently-

I know it's not specific to the Jacobites, but it makes a nice piece, and looks good with a kilt. Just a thought if you're interested. AND it's exceptionally well made, especially for the price!

**herminator** · 29th May 08, 11:15 PM

Thanks to all for their input. I have recieved a pattern from on of the german kilties who has already made some of them:

My wife has given her ok, so all that is left now is to wait ...................

**Woodsheal** · 30th May 08, 02:23 PM

That is a RenFaire-ish costume item, and resembles nothing from the Jacobite period in Scotland (1689-1746), though it has a passing similarity to an Elizabethan "singlet" (i.e. a sleeveless "doublet"). But, if that's what you're happy with, go for it...!

**herminator** · 30th May 08, 10:16 PM

It semms I was not clear enough in what I wanted, sorry. I was looking for something like this:
http://www.razyboard.com/system/more...5260803-0.html

I am into reenactment, but more like franks of 950, so my kiltwearing is striktly 21st century!