Scottish Clan System. One of the most important factors in Scotland's development as a nation over the last 1000 years has been the existence of the clan system. The clans are even older than Scotland itself, and many people-especially expatriates living abroad-regard them as a vital part of the country's heritage.ne of the country's greatest authorities on the clan system, Highland historian and author Jean Munro, says that there was really no such thing as an individual tartan until the clan ideal became romanticised in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Start by measuring your space. Along with floor space, determine ceiling height, too. Leave at least two feet of space between the bunk bed and the ceiling to prevent bumps. While bunk bed heights vary, the average bunk is usually between 5 Â½ to 6 feet tall.
The Bedspread. This spread is designed to be tucked in at both sides and the foot, and folded over the pillows at the head. The finished size of a twin-size spread is 66 Ã 100 inches; of a full-size spread, 80 Ã 100 inches; of a king-size spread, 102 Ã 105 inches.reshrink it before you use it. To make the dust ruffle, you'll need a panel of fabric the same size as the top of the box spring, plus 3/4 inch all around -- 39 Ã 753/4 inches for a twin bed, 54 Ã 753/4 inches for a full-size bed, or 76 Ã 803/4 inches for a king-size bed.