Issue 19 OctoberComplex Weavers Medieval Textiles

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Date: 2006-03-13 19:43:58 Weaves Weaving Lampas Twill Plain weave Loom Warp Selvage Woven fabric Heddle Textile Damask		Issue 19 OctoberComplex Weavers Medieval Textiles Add to Reading List Source URL: www.medievaltextiles.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 109,88 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Traditional selvedge decoration on tartan cloth Many readers will no doubt be familiar with the term selvedge (British English) or selvage (generally US English), although not all those will know where to find it on a ki DocID: 1sG5p - View Document
	Issue 35 March 2003 ISSN: 1541-793X Complex Weavers’ Medieval Textiles DocID: 1rqYx - View Document
	Wearing the Tabard! ! A herald’s tabard is a garment of state and gravitas. Its weight should remind you of the weight of your office. When wearing your tabard you will stand a little straighter, speak DocID: 1roV8 - View Document
	An Unnamed 18th Century Blanket Pattern at Blair Castle The archives at Blair Castle, Perthshire include a number of tartan fragments amongst which is a large piece of fine, predominately white and red, hand woven materi DocID: 1r92o - View Document
	A Regency Era Kilt made from an 18th Century Plaid In early 2016 the writer was contacted by a descendent of a John McNicol from Argyll to identify the tartan of the kilt he took with him when he emigrated to Canada in 1 DocID: 1qYgl - View Document