This is a photo of me Lamp working at the Gulf War event. We don't just hang out and fight there are a great number of cool classes I did a post earlier showing some of the stuff I made at this event. If I had disposable income this would be my next hobby to add to the large collection I do already.
This photo was taken by Lady Malina
All sort of crafts and SCA projects, and sometimes dinner. it is a true goulash of things to do and eat.
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Lady Strawberry & Loard Fintan
A Photo of me & my husband at the event "Rites Of Spring" this was during Feast. We spent the whole day fencing.so were a little rough for wear but it is not a bad photo of us.
Lady Milina was kind enough to take this photo.
Thank you
She also took the two of the Flags during court.
Lady Milina was kind enough to take this photo.
Thank you
She also took the two of the Flags during court.
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Flag 3
This is the Third but not final flag I made. This one I embroidered the hair of the Mermaid. As a result of this (embroidering through 6 layers of fabric) I have DNA on it lucky for me I managed to only ever bleed on the red.
The style of all three flags are in the medieval guidon which is a field battle flag. It is my interpenetration of it.
I think in period that the Kingdom might have been the same size as the other fields. Also I use the Midlands Dragon almost as a supporter. I really like this look I think it brings a unity to it since the branch of the Army is the Midlands. I would love to see each group in the Midlands make something like this. and when not on the field have them handing around the perimeter of the Midlands Encampment at the Wars.
The style of all three flags are in the medieval guidon which is a field battle flag. It is my interpenetration of it.
I think in period that the Kingdom might have been the same size as the other fields. Also I use the Midlands Dragon almost as a supporter. I really like this look I think it brings a unity to it since the branch of the Army is the Midlands. I would love to see each group in the Midlands make something like this. and when not on the field have them handing around the perimeter of the Midlands Encampment at the Wars.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Things I made ar Gulf Wars-3
A leather flask. This is really cool it took days to make. it is sealed inside and out with wax. The cool part about that is it is easy to fix if the seal is compromised. the trick is using vegetable tanned hides. I carved a strawberry on it as a makers mark. I love this I want to make more but that will have to wait for more planning. It will end up being a class I teach at some point in the future. BTW bottles like this sold for $45 The class was $7. it was sewed with linen waxed thread, using a saddle stitch.
Things I made ar Gulf Wars-2
This is a Fibula I added a Lamp worked Strawberry Bead to it I made both in different classes at Gulf Wars. I tried to take many photos to get a good one of the Bead and this is the best one. The bends in the pin are most likely not period but I don't really care because I like it. I wish I had the time and money to take up Lamp working too. But alas there are only so many hours in the day.
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