DEBS movie...tartan???

**Valencian Kilted** · 14th December 05, 07:28 AM

.... and do you think that the sporrans must be semi-dress?, dress?, furry or masked ones?,.... he problem would be to set WHERE!

nice tartan, anyways, and the front pleat is to the set!!!! :mrgreen:

¡Salud!

T O N O

**Barb T** · 14th December 05, 07:50 AM

Ahhh, ummm, at the risk of being forever labelled a party pooper, I'll add my two cents that the tartan _does_ repeat (same in warp and weft). It's just an asymmetric tartan. This will give you guys another chance to examine the poster closely....!

Hogs and quiches,
B

**mbhandy** · 14th December 05, 08:09 AM

how can you tell? pleated in front? but then again who cares? think i'll have another look ;) ;)

**Valencian Kilted** · 14th December 05, 08:20 AM

obviously, we are all here talking about the tartan,... isn't it? and yes,... after a carefull view,... humm it's just an asimetric tartan,.... and the pleat is to the sett... don't you think? :mrgreen:

Thanks for givin us that chance, barb,....

¡Salud!

T O N O

**switchblade5984** · 14th December 05, 11:42 AM

Originally Posted by Barb T.

Ahhh, ummm, at the risk of being forever labelled a party pooper, I'll add my two cents that the tartan _does_ repeat (same in warp and weft). It's just an asymmetric tartan. This will give you guys another chance to examine the poster closely....!

Hogs and quiches,
B

thanks for the chance but asymmetric?

**Barb T** · 14th December 05, 12:29 PM

Hi Switchblade

An asymmetric tartan is one that doesn't have a mirror image repeat. In most tartans, you can find a pivot point where you can fold the tartan in half, and one side is the mirror image of the other (ABCBABCBABCBA....., where "A" or "C" could be pivot points, for example; B is not a pivot point because the tartan is not same in both directions from B). An asymmetric tartan doesn't have a mirror (or pivot) point, e.g., repeating ABCABCABC like the one in the picture.

B