Gordon Modern Tartan is a traditional blue and green-based tartan with yellow overchecks. Woven in finest acrylic yarn this tartan is available for accessories, soft furnishings and craft projects. Made here at our mill in Selkirk, Scotland.
First recorded in Berwickshire in the 12th century, the Clan Gordon have, since the 14th century, been associated with Aberdeenshire. Sir Adam (Lord of Gordon) was given the Lordship of Strathbogie by King Robert the Bruce for services in battle. As a clan they were powerful and waged war against neighbouring clans, and their chief was called "The Cock of the North". The Marquis of Huntly was Governor of Inverness Castle and his deputy, in 1562, refused Mary, Queen of Scots entry to that fortress. The Gordon Highlanders were raised in 1794 and Jane, Duchess of Gordon, who helped to obtain recruits, is traditionally said to have kissed each man as he enlisted. Aboyne Castle, in Aberdeenshire, is the home of the chief.
- 100% Acrylic Fabric
- 52 Inches Standard Width
- Running Yards
- 16 Oz Medium Weight
- Best for Kilts, Shawls, Accessories, and Great Plaid
The Average price per yard will go down as you buy more. This is because the shipping cost is higher for the first weight slab and decreases as weight increases. If you need to buy more than 1 different tartan fabric combined, discounted shipping will apply automatically.
First recorded in Berwickshire in the 12th century, the Clan Gordon have, since the 14th century, been associated with Aberdeenshire. Sir Adam (Lord of Gordon) was given the Lordship of Strathbogie by King Robert the Bruce for services in battle. As a clan they were powerful and waged war against neighbouring clans, and their chief was called "The Cock of the North". The Marquis of Huntly was Governor of Inverness Castle and his deputy, in 1562, refused Mary, Queen of Scots entry to that fortress. The Gordon Highlanders were raised in 1794 and Jane, Duchess of Gordon, who helped to obtain recruits, is traditionally said to have kissed each man as he enlisted. Aboyne Castle, in Aberdeenshire, is the home of the chief.
- 100% Acrylic Fabric
- 52 Inches Standard Width
- Running Yards
- 16 Oz Medium Weight
- Best for Kilts, Shawls, Accessories, and Great Plaid
The Average price per yard will go down as you buy more. This is because the shipping cost is higher for the first weight slab and decreases as weight increases. If you need to buy more than 1 different tartan fabric combined, discounted shipping will apply automatically.
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