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The document discusses traditional Scottish handicrafts and costumes. It describes the origins and evolution of the Scottish kilt from an untailored piece of cloth into the pleated skirt garment known today. Tartan fabric, with its brightly colored stripes and patterns, originated in the Scottish Highlands and is now widely associated with Scottish heritage around the world. The document also mentions experiments conducted by students to learn weaving techniques and recreate elements of traditional Scottish costumes.
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- 1. Traditional Handicraft in the UK We have looked at the traditional costume of Scotland. Tartan is famous world-wide and people in many countries are proud to wear it when they know their forefathers came from Scotland. It has been made in the Scottish Highlands for a very long time and is easily recognised with its brightly coloured stripes and bands The famous Scottish kilt originated in the Highlands as an untailored, 5 metre-long piece of cloth that was belted at the waist. At the end of day, the belt could be unbuckled to transform it into a warm covering for the night. Over time, the design evolved to become more practical and the pleated, skirt- like garment that we know today was created in the mid- 18th century. It grew in popularity after being chosen by Highland regiments serving with the British Army. The Shepherd or Border plaid is the official tartan of the county of Northumberland. Originally woven with the nat- ural black and white sheep's wool of local herds
- 2. We noticed that the costumes that use tartan were used in traditional Scottish dancing. We tested how long a skirt should be measuring material lengths on ourselves. We also made shawls and capes
- 3. Once again we looked at the shapes in the material and no- ticed the diamonds and squares that feature in tartan patterns. We tried to draw them accurately but found it difficult. We saw that weaving makes a close and solid pattern. We tried creating a pattern using paint and overlapping lines. It had to be painted carefully to show the weaving effect. We also took strips of paper and tried the weaving technique on paper. This gave us abetter idea of the technique for weaving.
- 4. We made small kilts with woven pieces of ribbon.. Then we added accessories such as the sporran—a small container which hangs from the kilt. We made our own tartan using our favourite colours. Then we dressed a figure in our kilt