There’s no denying it. I. Love. Plaid. My roommates
at Auburn referred to my closet as the “Al Borland Collection.”
You remember Al from Tim Allen’s Tool Time on Home Improvement… anyways. I do love plaid –
especially blue plaid. And gingham, and Tattersall’s, and buffalo
and cabin… ya’ll know this.
I love the geometry that plaids and checks create (geometry the only course of math in which I excelled) and I relish how the repletion of pattern creates order and style. For a tabletop in particular, I just cannot wait to blanket the board with a grid of gingham or plateau of plaid. Christmastime in particular is a plaid-tastic time of year – from the shirts to the pants to the socks and stockings and ribbons – plaid finds its way into our décor and into our wardrobes.
I love the geometry that plaids and checks create (geometry the only course of math in which I excelled) and I relish how the repletion of pattern creates order and style. For a tabletop in particular, I just cannot wait to blanket the board with a grid of gingham or plateau of plaid. Christmastime in particular is a plaid-tastic time of year – from the shirts to the pants to the socks and stockings and ribbons – plaid finds its way into our décor and into our wardrobes.


