MACRAE HUNTING (ANCIENT) [non-wool] Grant Hunting the Black Watch mutineer

the Black Watch mutineer

formerly the Highlanders (Seaforth

Make time: Up to 2

provide the first record of this sett which was not published until 1886 when James Grant included it in

granite being the predominant composition of the surrounding unique hills & mountains

MACRAE HUNTING (ANCIENT) [non-wool] Grant Hunting the Black Watch mutineerKinloch Anderson attributes this pattern as 'Based on a piece of kilt believed to have been worn at Sheriffmuir. (13th November 1715) Olive green or Grey green. 'Old and Rare Scottish Tartan' was written by D. W. Stewart and published in 1893.' When woven in muted or old colours weavers inexplicably insert a black guard on the white. As this swatch is in Modern colours, there is no black guards on the white stripe.