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Archery 101Baron Robert the Lost ?Beginning archery instruction, etc.2?0???Wed9-11am?
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Arts & Sciences Documentation - How to Do It, How to USE ItBaroness Casamira Jawjalny, OL, OP, GADocumentation is the biggest roadblock for most folks who think about entering an Arts and Sciences Competition. Find out how the judge uses the information in your documentation. See the different levels of documentation required for a local competition versus a kingdom competition versus an inter-kingdom competition. Get the Easy Documentation outline. You put a lot of work into your item, here’s how to educate the judges! Feel free to bring one of your items to use as an example.1$1 2012 years old +1Fri4-5pm
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Basic Saxon Dress Class - Deciphering the Instructions from the Known World HandbookLady Branwyn of Markland (Laura Labelle), and Lady Anika (Dakota Laney)Using the instructions in the KWH, measure and make a pattern for a Saxon dress. This would be a good workshop for newbies or beginners making their "first" garb. When reading the KWH, the instructions for making the Saxon dress can seem somewhat daunting, but it really is very easy (as I found out, once I got past the reading and started doing). All it requires is a tape measure, pencil, pattern or craft paper, calculator (or good guessing - knowledge/memory of geometry helps, but isn't necessary), and scissors. Participants will get their measurements taken and then make a basic dress pattern to take home and use. They will also be shown/given the cloak pattern instructions. However, we won't make the cloak pattern at this time. If participants want to bring fabric and start a dress they can, and I will show hand stitching techniques - I recommend about 4 yds of fabric (cotton/cotton blends or linen/linen blends are easy to work with), pins, needles, and thread. Participants will be able to take their patterns home. Students should bring their own scissors and calculator. 2$5 1216 years old +1
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Basic/Intermediate Lucet ClassM'Lady Ankharet verch MereduddIn this class we will go over how to do a basic lucet braid first (more of a review). Then we will be working on adding beads in two ways, on the thread, and an independent threaded braid. This class is both a beginner and intermediate level class, because if you corchet or knit this proces may be realtively easy for a "beginner" in lucet work. If you are not familiar with hand crafts such as this, you will probably not get very far and the manipulation of the beads and cordage will probably frustrate you. Adding Beads to Lucet work is a great deal of fun and adds some "bling" to your traditional cording that can then be couched. If you have string, beads, and lucet, the class will be free for you. 2$12 1016 years old +1Wed10am-12
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Basics of PatterningTanglwyst de Holloway, OPThis class is designed to give you the basics for understanding the language of fabric and then take you into a hand-on section where you learn to apply that knowledge. Fabric speaks in various dialects and sometimes, it has such a severe accent, it’s nigh impossible to interpret correctly. But luckily, there are a few things that are universal. Fabric is rather like software. It is not self-aware and does not hate you, despite all indicators to the contrary. It does only what you tell it to. The careful and predictable application of Physics to fabric will tell you not only what to do, but what has been done to it. Also, we will go over the method and value of fitting a garment and what it can do for you.1Free2012 years old +1
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Beekeeping, Medieval to ModernLady Mairghread inghean UilluimThis is a class that compares medieval beekeeping with modern beekeeping. It also goes into the uses of beehive products in both periods. The class is for anyone who has the slightest interest in beekeeping be it for cooking~ eating~ or mead making. Everyone is sure to get something out of this class.102016 years old +1Wed9-10am (10-11am)
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Beginning Bobbin Lace MakingBaroness Rebecca Chadderton, OL, OPTake your costuming to the next level by making your own lace to fulfill your need for Elizabethan opulance or to dress a Rapierist in lace ruffs and cuffs. Bobbin lace developed in the late 15th c. to early 16th c. and was at its peak during the 17th and 18th centuries. In this class you will learn the basics of making bobbin lace. It is recommended that you attend as many sessions as possible to get a good grounding in the basics. Complete kits will be available for $35 or you may bring your own supplies and pay only $5 for the handout. Maximum number of students is 8, but spectators are welcome. I am also open to teaching at my campsite at any other times that I am not busy. Bobbin lace is best learned several sessions at a time. I would like to teach 8am-10am every morning, Wednesday thru Saturday2 hr/day$35 816 years old +4Wed8-10amThurs8-10amFri8-10amSat8-10am
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Beginning CordialsBaroness Casamira Jawjalny, OL, OP, GAWatch the steps as I make a fruit cordial and an herb cordial.1Free2021 years old +1Wed3-4pm
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Beginning KnittingBaroness Jennet Moir de BrechinThe participant will learn to cast on, knit, purl, and cast off. Cables, knitting with circular or multiple double point needles will be introduced. Students who have mastered the basics may request help with more advanced techniques. Students should bring: Knitting needles size 9 or larger, scissors, needles sized 24 or 26 tapestry, scrap yarn. I will have some scrap yarn.2Free812 years old +1Fri10am-12
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Beginning Pewter CastingHE Clare de LacyThis workshop will introduce students to the art of pewter casting using a soapstone mold. Students will be provided a mold and pewter and will have the opportunity to complete one cast piece by the end of the workshop. The handout will cover historical information, step by step instruction and information on continuing this art at home. PLEASE NOTE THIS CLASS IS TWO HOURS AND STUDENTS WILL NEED ALL THE TIME ALLOTED TO FINISH THEIR PIECE. The class cost is $25 and adults only please. There are very few spots available so please sign up early if you are interested. Audits are welcome and the handout is free. Students will recive a handout, a two piece soapstone mold and the pewter necessary to make 2-3 finished pieces.
Student Needs: Please wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty, tight or short sleeves and closed toed footwear. We will be working with hot molten metal!		2$25 517 years old +1Thurs1-3pm
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Bloomery WorkshopTHL Ariadne Flaxenhair of Dragon's EndBeginning Wednesday and running through Friday, we will be again running the Uprising Bloomery Workshop. This is a totally hands-on opportunity to make iron from ore, and is an excellent opportunity to acquaint yourself with one of the most exciting areas of research in the SCA today.
THL Ariadne Flaxenhair will be returning to visit from Aethelmearc and will take participants through the fundamentals of furnace building, firing, and possibly bloom consolidation. We are inviting anyone with an interest to come out and play. Workshop runs from 10-11am until we finish the phase of the day: Wednesday, Prep and Building; Thursday, run furnaces; Friday, seeing what we got and possibly consolidating. Student needs: Sturdy, non-synthetic clothing, closed-toed footwear, gloves, eye protection, and enthusiasm!		1Free2012 years old +3Wed10-11amThurs10-11amFri10-11am
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Breaking the Rumor MillTanglwyst de Holloway, OP, and Duena Syeira Calamante, OPRumors occur anytime someone interacts with someone else, and this is observed by a third person who then tells someone else. Seems overly simple? Well, that’s because it really is that simple. Anytime you do something, someone who sees it can talk about it and you never know HOW they saw it. If left unattended, if you don’t step up and deal with this, you could have a real problem on your hands. This class helps you with these situations and teaches you how to prevent others. Students should bring pencil or pen, and paper to take notes.1Free2012 years old +1Thurs11am-12
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Coiled BasketBaroness Jennet Moir de BrechinThe participent will learn to make a basket using yarn scraps and a filler. There will be instructions for design and completion of the basket. The instructor will provide the base cord and needles required for the coiled basket. Students should bring: scissors, extra needles (size 24 or 26 tapestry), and yarn scraps if you want certain colors2$3 812 years old +1
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Creating the First Artemisian Players GuildLady Phaelaine EllwoodeThis is less a class and more an open discussion on the needs and interest in starting the first Artemisian Players Guild. Discussion will include several different categories:
- Good performance habits
- Different types of performance
- Finding materials for performance
- Planning and executing event entertainments
- Having local chapter talent pools to draw from
- Interest in becoming a guild supporter and member
Please attend if you are interested in bardic, entertainment, or performance.		10any12 years old +1Fri10-11am
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Cross Stitch in Period - Herringbone StitchBaroness Anna de BrabantThe Herringbone Stitch can be worked as a "counted thread" or "free embroidery" stitch - we will learn both ways of working the stitch. As a "counted thread" stitch, the Herringbone Stitch can produce a wide variety of looks depending on the size and spacing of your stitches. As a "free embroidery" stitch, this stitch was often used on clothing in the Viking culture (and several others), to cover seams and provide decoration. 1$2 810 years old +1Sat10-11am
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Cross Stitch in Period - Italian Two-sided Cross StitchBaroness Anna de BrabantThe Italian Two-sided Cross Stitch was a popular version of cross stitch in the SCA period, in several cultures. This "counted thread" stitch was one of the promary stitches for reversa Work and band designs used to decorate linens and clothing.1$2 810 years old +1Thurs11am-12
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Cross Stitch in Period - Long Armed Cross StitchBaroness Anna de BrabantThe Long Armed Cross Stitch was used extensively in the SCA period and in many different cultures. It completely covers the background fabric and produces a nice sturdy piece of embroidery. Once you learn this stitch, you may never go back to "mundane" cross stitching again!1$2 810 years old +1Fri10-11am
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Cut and Thrust Rapier Roundtable ClassBaron Antoine and HE Aaron Carter10any14 years old +1Fri10-11am
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Developing a Rapier PersonaLady Sarah bat ReubenA basic class that will cover how to start out in the rapier community~ and how to incorporate your rapier hobby into the rest of your SCA experiences. 1$0.50 2012 years old +1Thurs4-5pm
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Felted Soap BarHE Dame Annys of PengwyrmUsing homemade buffalo tallow soap and wool roving, make your own soap enclosed washcloth with a little water and lots of scrubbing. Note: It's possible you may get soap and water on you and your clothes as you felt the wool. 1$1 1212 years old +1Thurs2-3pm
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How to Determine the Content of Your Mystery Fabrics Using the "Burn Test"Lady Helena HandbasketUsing the "Burn Test" and some other fabric detective techniques, you can determine the content of that fabric you bought at the thrift store, garage sale, or you were given by your Aunt Martha…. This class is for newbies and more seasoned sewers alike. Students please bring a pen or pencil to take notes. We will be using fire in a controlled manner.1Free1016 years old +2Fri11am-12Sat11am-12
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Intermediate Pewter Casting in Soapstone: Beyond the Simple Site TokenBaroness Gilliana AttewatyrA discussion, with examples, of everything else that can be done with pewter casting (in soapstone molds). Pins, brooches, buckles, rivets, buttons, belt mounts, open work designs and random other whatnot. Bring your ideas and find out how to make them happen! (There will be soapstone available for purchase.)
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Knitting in the Round: Medieval Relic PouchesBaroness Rebecca Chadderton, OL, OPIn the medieval period, knitting was done in the "round" on a set of double-pointed needles. Learn to knit in the round and make a pouch, similar to a relic pouch, to hold your water bottle. Class Fee For: set of 5 size-6 double-pointed knitting needles, various yarns, needle-point protectors, handout.
Student Needs: Students may bring their own supplies. Handout only is $2. 		2$10 1016 years old +1Wed1-3pm
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Making Late Period Reproduction BroochesM'Lady Ankharet verch MereduddIf you would like to make some later period brooches, they are easy to make with a little crafty time, and some patience. This class is for those who have some ability with a needle and thread, good eyes, and do craft work. We will be constructing a single brooch for your to add to your garb. Students should bring scissors and glasses, if you need them, to see up close.2$5 1016 years old +1Fri10am-12
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Medieval CouchingM'Lady Ankharet verch MereduddThis class will cover BASIC couching of metallic threads, and cordage to embellish medieval embroidery techniques. I will also cover briefly how to attach embroidered slips and "masking" the attachment with couched materials. Students should bring pencil or pen to take notes, and scissors if you have them.1$5 1212 years old +1Thurs10-11am
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Persona DevelopmentTanglwyst de Holloway, OPThis class is a chance for you to discover yourself, to not just spin a yarn, but to dye the wool, spin it, then weave the tapestry of your alternate self. It also will give you a background for any characters you are writing about in your stories because it will help breathe real life via experiences into them. To do this, we will explore the drama of your persona’s life. It may not seem like it, but every life has drama in it. We don’t actually have to make up the drama of everyday life that we live every day. What we have to do today is discover the history of the person you become on weekends, the one who camps in that tent and wears that garb, but who possibly dreams of pavilions and medallions and spurs and crowns. So, let’s meet you!1Free2012 years old +1Thurs1-2pm
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Shimmy WorkshopMistress Esther bat Baruch, OL, Lady Sarah bat ReubenWe will learn the different shimmy families, the cultures they come from, how to layer them, how to walk with them, and how to apply them correctly to different types of music.2Free5012 years old +1Fri4-6pm
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Siege Weapons in SCA CombatSir MarcelloThis class will be an overview of the siege weapon rules as they apply to SCA armored combat. It will also include some history of SCA combat siege~ as well as some discussion of terminology. Students do not need to have any prior knowledge of siege weaponry~ but a passing familiarity with armored combat will probably be helpful. The class will include a handout and may include a hands-on demonstration (depending on availability)1Free2016 years old +1Fri4-5 pm
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So You Want to be a ChirurgeonLady Symmone de Saint maur des Fosses and Lady AelinWe will outline the requirements, application process, duties and responsibilities, as well as sections on how SCAdian first aid differs from mundane; How to deal with armor and other interferring garb.1Freeany17 years old +1Thurs10-11am
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So You Want to be a PeerBaroness Casamira Jawjalny, OL, OP, GAWhat does it take to become a Peer? I'll review the requirements in Corpora and discuss Artemisia's take on what a Peer should be and possibly, how YOU can get there. Other Peers are welcome to come and join in the discussion.1Free2018 years old +1Wed11am-12
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Whitework 101 for the SCA ScibeMistress Bethany of WindermereA short lecture on what "whitework" is, its use in period and in SCA scrolls.
An overview of materials that will get you the best results with your whitework.
Hands-on experience with whitework, focusing on layout, paint consistency, picking a pattern and correcting mistakes when they happen.		1donation1513 years old +1Fri4-5pm
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