Armistice basket weaving
08:00 Sunday 01 August 2021
I woke up cold at 06:30; added the Snugli.
There is a basket-making class at 10:00; 4 hours long. If that's full, there's a leatherwork class at 13:00.
Sunday 08:25
anniemal just phoned me looking for Daphne's (
eftychia's) phone number. I don't have it, nor her email address. I sent Daphne email last week, but not from this computer.
Andrea was not aware that she had called me. (She's that out of it.)
Sunday 08:48
I sent Daphne's email address to Annie by email. She may not notice it. ☹
The sliced cheese for my lunch sandwiches is in zip-close bags. ☺ (Everything in the ice chest needs to be waterproof.)
Sunday 14:42
It's raining. It was blowing like a big storm was coming, but it's just mild rain now.
It got the basket class. I didn't quite finish because we left for the rain. But it looks like an average basket.
I didn't need the old towel, which I forgot to take, and the instructor provided scissors (and a screwdriver, clothespins, a ruler, and a pencil).
Before the basket class, I took the car to parking. I may have left my bota in the car.
And I forgot to take the haversack (with my lunch) to class.
Sunday 15:36
I've been to parking and back. My bota was in the car. It's still raining, moderately.
Name of Class
or PerformanceClass TimeTentDescription of Class or PerformanceInstructorGroup AffiliationLengthClass Cap or RestrictionsMaterials Fee Attended Basket Weaving: Market Basket10:004
We will weave an 8x12 market basket on an oak D-handle to take home. Please bring scissors and an old towel. All additional materials will be included in class cost. Due to COVID concerns, no sharing of materials will be permitted. All tools provided by the class will be yours to keep due to COVID concerns.Sarah M Tawzer-Hegenbart4 hours15$25.00 Conflict Construction of Leather Projects Using Welted Seams13:001Creating a functional object using soft leather and specific tools that incorporates strong flexible seams using welted-seam construction. Participants will get a kit to complete a seamed bag with which to hold their tool kit. Handouts will be available but kits will be limited to 10.Krissi Elix1 hour10 kits will be available but there will be handouts available for 30Kits will cost $20 Judging a Period Brewing Competition13:002Properly judging an historic beverage is not accomplished by those who "like a good homebrew." On the contrary - judging period beverages involves a little background knowledge of period practices, knowledge of brewing itself, and an ability to evaluate the quality of the beverage even if you don't like the taste. In this class, we will review responsibilities of judges and stewards in a period brewing competition followed by actually evaluating two or three beverages. Must be 21+ with ID.Christopher Miller2 hour12 Looked Interesting Understanding Citizenship within the Empire00:001A beginners guide to understanding the rights and responsibilities of Citizenship within the Empire and possibilities that emerge from such.Aveloc TwicebornEmpire of Medieval Pursuits1 hour Merchanting 101 : Roundtable09:00Book Wagon (Merchant Booth 42)So you want to be a merchant! Roundtable for those merchants with experience and those just entering the trade. Swapping of ideas, information, suggestions, and answering any questions to the best of our ability. Please bring chairs if possible. If the weather is nice it will be in the patio area. If not, we will use the Book Wagon.Drucilla Meany-HerbertSociety for Creative Anachronism1 hourRequest folks to bring their own chairs and be willing to sit on the grass Armistice A&S Competition12:00BarnRegister your entry from 12 - 13:00 Populous voting ends at 14:00 Winners announced around 14:45Katerina3 hours Fusion Bellydance 101 for Everyone13:00Dance tentWant to liven up your local fire pit? Come try bellydance! All genders, bodies, and abilities welcome. Along with a brief overview of the origins of modern bellydance, we'll look at proper posture, keeping rhythm, various shimmies and isolations, and how to put it all together. No pressure, just fun! Bring clothes you can wiggle in, a personal water bottle, and bells if you got 'em!Hawthorn ReillyHearthlight2 hour Glass Painting Beginners: Armorial Goblets16:00Booth number 14Taught in the Revival Leathergoods and Adins Historical Reproductions Merchant Booth by Kimberly Adkins, also known as Serena Ordoñes. We will cover the basics of a simple armorial design popular in Venice and surrounding areas in the 16th century where you will be able to replicate and personalize the design on to a goblet to keep! Come with open minds and an idea of what you would like to put on the shield! 5 person limit per class, please see Serena about securing a spot! Glass is scheduled to take 2 hours but may take more or less time depending on speediness of paint drying.Kimberly AdkinsMyths and Legends LARP2 hour5$5
Moonday 01:09
The hot dogs were lunch. Chicken-noodle soup for dinner. 21:00? later?
Then jabbering.
Lots of possible classes tomorrow. The laptop charged while I slept after lunch. 60°F/15.6°C in the tent.
The car is parked on row 5. Row signs were not up when I parked, but were there when I went back looking for the bota. (The signs, of course, need to be in place before people park.) I had parked near some taller trees that will give the car shade later into the morning.
[This entry was originally posted as https://syntonic-comma.dreamwidth.org/1245342.html on Dreamwidth (where there are
comments).]
I woke up cold at 06:30; added the Snugli.
There is a basket-making class at 10:00; 4 hours long. If that's full, there's a leatherwork class at 13:00.
Sunday 08:25
anniemal just phoned me looking for Daphne's (
eftychia's) phone number. I don't have it, nor her email address. I sent Daphne email last week, but not from this computer.
Andrea was not aware that she had called me. (She's that out of it.)
Sunday 08:48
I sent Daphne's email address to Annie by email. She may not notice it. ☹
The sliced cheese for my lunch sandwiches is in zip-close bags. ☺ (Everything in the ice chest needs to be waterproof.)
Sunday 14:42
It's raining. It was blowing like a big storm was coming, but it's just mild rain now.
It got the basket class. I didn't quite finish because we left for the rain. But it looks like an average basket.
I didn't need the old towel, which I forgot to take, and the instructor provided scissors (and a screwdriver, clothespins, a ruler, and a pencil).
Before the basket class, I took the car to parking. I may have left my bota in the car.
And I forgot to take the haversack (with my lunch) to class.
Sunday 15:36
I've been to parking and back. My bota was in the car. It's still raining, moderately.
Name of Class
or PerformanceClass TimeTentDescription of Class or PerformanceInstructorGroup AffiliationLengthClass Cap or RestrictionsMaterials Fee Attended Basket Weaving: Market Basket10:004
We will weave an 8x12 market basket on an oak D-handle to take home. Please bring scissors and an old towel. All additional materials will be included in class cost. Due to COVID concerns, no sharing of materials will be permitted. All tools provided by the class will be yours to keep due to COVID concerns.Sarah M Tawzer-Hegenbart4 hours15$25.00 Conflict Construction of Leather Projects Using Welted Seams13:001Creating a functional object using soft leather and specific tools that incorporates strong flexible seams using welted-seam construction. Participants will get a kit to complete a seamed bag with which to hold their tool kit. Handouts will be available but kits will be limited to 10.Krissi Elix1 hour10 kits will be available but there will be handouts available for 30Kits will cost $20 Judging a Period Brewing Competition13:002Properly judging an historic beverage is not accomplished by those who "like a good homebrew." On the contrary - judging period beverages involves a little background knowledge of period practices, knowledge of brewing itself, and an ability to evaluate the quality of the beverage even if you don't like the taste. In this class, we will review responsibilities of judges and stewards in a period brewing competition followed by actually evaluating two or three beverages. Must be 21+ with ID.Christopher Miller2 hour12 Looked Interesting Understanding Citizenship within the Empire00:001A beginners guide to understanding the rights and responsibilities of Citizenship within the Empire and possibilities that emerge from such.Aveloc TwicebornEmpire of Medieval Pursuits1 hour Merchanting 101 : Roundtable09:00Book Wagon (Merchant Booth 42)So you want to be a merchant! Roundtable for those merchants with experience and those just entering the trade. Swapping of ideas, information, suggestions, and answering any questions to the best of our ability. Please bring chairs if possible. If the weather is nice it will be in the patio area. If not, we will use the Book Wagon.Drucilla Meany-HerbertSociety for Creative Anachronism1 hourRequest folks to bring their own chairs and be willing to sit on the grass Armistice A&S Competition12:00BarnRegister your entry from 12 - 13:00 Populous voting ends at 14:00 Winners announced around 14:45Katerina3 hours Fusion Bellydance 101 for Everyone13:00Dance tentWant to liven up your local fire pit? Come try bellydance! All genders, bodies, and abilities welcome. Along with a brief overview of the origins of modern bellydance, we'll look at proper posture, keeping rhythm, various shimmies and isolations, and how to put it all together. No pressure, just fun! Bring clothes you can wiggle in, a personal water bottle, and bells if you got 'em!Hawthorn ReillyHearthlight2 hour Glass Painting Beginners: Armorial Goblets16:00Booth number 14Taught in the Revival Leathergoods and Adins Historical Reproductions Merchant Booth by Kimberly Adkins, also known as Serena Ordoñes. We will cover the basics of a simple armorial design popular in Venice and surrounding areas in the 16th century where you will be able to replicate and personalize the design on to a goblet to keep! Come with open minds and an idea of what you would like to put on the shield! 5 person limit per class, please see Serena about securing a spot! Glass is scheduled to take 2 hours but may take more or less time depending on speediness of paint drying.Kimberly AdkinsMyths and Legends LARP2 hour5$5
Moonday 01:09
The hot dogs were lunch. Chicken-noodle soup for dinner. 21:00? later?
Then jabbering.
Lots of possible classes tomorrow. The laptop charged while I slept after lunch. 60°F/15.6°C in the tent.
The car is parked on row 5. Row signs were not up when I parked, but were there when I went back looking for the bota. (The signs, of course, need to be in place before people park.) I had parked near some taller trees that will give the car shade later into the morning.
[This entry was originally posted as https://syntonic-comma.dreamwidth.org/1245342.html on Dreamwidth (where there are
comments).]