Image by Mary Lou
April World Holidays
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“Tartan Day is a Scottish heritage celebration on 6 April. This day is the date when the Declaration of Arbroath signing took place in 1320. On this day, Scotland got its independence from England, and they were capable of using military action when attacked.”
“Although this day is a Scottish custom, it is celebrated in other countries as well. In 1982, ad hoc event was seen in New York City. Later in the nineties, the modern form of the observation spread to other Scottish diaspora communities. Today, Argentina, the United States, New Zealand, Canada as well as Scotland celebrate the Tartan Day.”
The Crafter’s Song ~ Tartan Day on Ellis Island
This past November 2018 I took part in the Nibvember 2018 Challenge. Day 27 prompt was Lettering and I came up with the design below. It’s easy to see where my inspiration came from as I’d participated in the A to Z Challenge in 2016. So, feeling the call to try once again for A To Z Challenge 2019, I decided to sign up for this years using this design as my inspiration.
(c) Image by Mary Lou
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My theme for 2019 A to Z Challenge is:
April World Holidays from A to Z
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Me In The Middle 
Plenty of plaid here too! I do love how different cultures carry their traditions around the world!
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The crafters at Ellis Island were inspiring! 🙂
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What a wonderful holiday! (Clan Logan here) I loved the video clip you had on the past. Very interesting and informative. Thanks for sharing!
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I enjoyed that video too Trisha! I’ve been told I have a bit of Scotch in my too. 🙂
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LOL… too funny. I attended private Catholic schools most of my life and wore all kind of plaid. Fun post.
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Catholic grammar school here! Can’t remember if the skirts were plaid. Glad you liked the post Maria!
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