

Modelling their own designs are (from left) Isobel and Charlotte McNeish, Jessica and Luke McKerchar and Jessamy Wales. Jessamy won the section with her hat made of flax and recycled tartan fabric. Photos: Lynda van Kempen. : 'Great feedback' for Wearable Tartan Art show
Modelling their own designs are (from left) Isobel and Charlotte McNeish, Jessica and Luke McKerchar and Jessamy Wales. Jessamy won the section with her hat made of flax and recycled tartan fabric. Photos: Lynda van Kempen. : 'Great feedback' for Wearable Tartan Art show


Lilly McQueen (7) wears Millers Flat School’s junior room entry, called Feathered and Tartaned Cloak of Many Colours, which was made to celebrate Matariki. : 'Great feedback' for Wearable Tartan Art show
Lilly McQueen (7) wears Millers Flat School’s junior room entry, called Feathered and Tartaned Cloak of Many Colours, which was made to celebrate Matariki. : 'Great feedback' for Wearable Tartan Art show


The supreme winning garment, modelled by Erin Vernon, paid tribute to the importance of fruitgrowing in the valley. : 'Great feedback' for Wearable Tartan Art show
The supreme winning garment, modelled by Erin Vernon, paid tribute to the importance of fruitgrowing in the valley. : 'Great feedback' for Wearable Tartan Art show


This entry by Millers Flat School’s senior room was called Lockie McNess, based on the tale about the Loch Ness monster, and made from recycled items from around the school. : 'Great feedback' for Wearable Tartan Art show
This entry by Millers Flat School’s senior room was called Lockie McNess, based on the tale about the Loch Ness monster, and made from recycled items from around the school. : 'Great feedback' for Wearable Tartan Art show
'Great feedback' for Wearable Tartan Art show
A tribute to fruitgrowing was a fitting winner at a wearable art awards held in a fruit cool store. The second Teviot Valley Wearable Tartan Art...
