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24th January 11, 02:22 PM
#41
 Originally Posted by Mike_Oettle
Scott, a word of warning on tartans derived from coats of arms: while the word gold is used on Scotweb to describe a certain shade of yellow, my personal preference is for a clearer yellow to represent anything gold.
And silver does not translate well into tartan either. Rather just use white.
While the language of blazon refers to the metals or and argent, they are invariably shown as yellow and white when rendered in cloth (at least, when this is done properly).
Metallic shades do not work well in cloth, whether in the form of an armorial banner or as tartan.
Regards,
Mike
Thanks for the words of caution, Mike. I meant 'gold' in the sense of a 'honey coloured yellow' as opposed to actual metallic thread (although it is intended to represent the colour of a metallic gold three pointed crown.
Back O/T:
After seeing all 4 together, I still like the grey field with the slate blue striping.
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24th January 11, 02:28 PM
#42
I have to agree with ForresterModern (and a couple others). The rigid grid appearance jumps out at me. I can only imagine it being even stronger when seen in a larger swatch.
But this isn't being designed for me! Best wishes.
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24th January 11, 11:56 PM
#43
What do you mean by marled grey? Do you have any examples that you could post?
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25th January 11, 01:21 AM
#44
Rocky,
Sometime ago I asked Dalgleish would they , or could they do marled grey, and they weren't were very keen on doing it , perahps you will be luckier, I hope so.
 Originally Posted by Cowher
What do you mean by marled grey? Do you have any examples that you could post?
Marled colours generally mean a mixture of two, sometimes as one mixed coloured thread, or in a warp arrangement two different colours side by side,which when woven give the effect of "tweedy" sort of look.
The Balmoral tartan is a good example of a "marled grey"
Balmoral tartan details
Another example would be on diced or tartan hose, it's the sort of look where the colours mix.
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25th January 11, 09:46 AM
#45
Shop closed for a week.....New tartan on design board........Hmmmmm......gorgeous companion.......That equals wedding to me.
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25th January 11, 02:58 PM
#46
 Originally Posted by Frank McGrath
Shop closed for a week.....New tartan on design board........Hmmmmm......gorgeous companion.......That equals wedding to me.
We were married 8 months ago. 
 Originally Posted by paulhenry
Rocky,
Sometime ago I asked Dalgleish would they , or could they do marled grey, and they weren't were very keen on doing it , perahps you will be luckier, I hope so.
I had no luck either... in no uncertain terms... "no".
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25th January 11, 11:07 PM
#47
Congrats on getting hitched. To bad on the "no" that would have been cool. What about getting that tartan done in tweed. I recently saw a thread here and they were getting a tartan tweed kilt. That would ad character and depth to that kilt.
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