white cockade

[Jack Daw]

DWFII;

I prefer the St. Andrews cross version that Woodsheal has displayed. I made one for myself a few years ago using the instructions from this website. Scroll down to right below PCES modeling it himself!

http://www.appins.org/bonnet.htm

You can either pin it on the bonnet or sew it.

[DWFII]

DWFII;

I prefer the St. Andrews cross version that Woodsheal has displayed. I made one for myself a few years ago using the instructions from this website. Scroll down to right below PCES modeling it himself!

http://www.appins.org/bonnet.htm

You can either pin it on the bonnet or sew it.

Can you access and repost (or PM) those graphics? The illustrations are not showing up on my computer. I get the Bonnie Prince and the painting of Culloden but not the cockades.

[Jack Daw]

Can you access and repost (or PM) those graphics? The illustrations are not showing up on my computer. I get the Bonnie Prince and the painting of Culloden but not the cockades.

Booger! Sorry about that, DWFII. I think the images are lost, now.

[fluter]

Booger! Sorry about that, DWFII. I think the images are lost, now.

'Ang on a tick, i found those last night... I suspected that the files were renamed, but the links were not updated to match. Or there was a thumbnail there (note the -sm in the file names), but is no longer present.

http://www.appins.org/images/COCADE1.GIF, COCADE2.GIF



DW, if your good lady crochets, it's rumored to be easy to make a rosette in a sort of spiral shape, to arbitrary size.. One of these days, I'm going to learn how.

In a pinch, I've made a rosette from bits of an old T-shirt and sock, by taking needle and thread to gather it in the middle. I was in a hurry.

[DWFII]

'Ang on a tick, i found those last night... I suspected that the files were renamed, but the links were not updated to match. Or there was a thumbnail there (note the -sm in the file names), but is no longer present.

Fluter,

Thanks! That looks easy enough.

[BoldHighlander]

What I find humorous is when I see at local games members of clans that supported the Hanoverians sporting a white cockade