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Arts & Sciences Craftsmanship. Call for Teachers Baintighearna Ruadhnait inghean Ruaidhri is calling out to the artisans of the East to share their knowledge. We welcome classes in any scholastic or marshal area. Please contact Baintighearna Ruadhnait who will be coordinating the class schedule. Contact the A&S Liason Arts and Sciences Schedule from Panteria XVII   Saturday Time Program Building   Joiner Arts Building     Pottery Barn     Feast Hall Other 10:00 Bring entries for the  A&S Competition Bow-making Part 1    Freeform Embroidery  for Queen's Favors   10:30     11:00 A&S Competition and Display   Enlarging pictures for  use on banners Palio Pagentry and  Orchard Wars   11:30     Noon   LUNCH 12:30 1:00             1:30     Spinning with a Drop  Spindle (The Basics)   2:00       2:30       3:00     Intermediate Naalbinding   3:30   Lampwork Bead  Making   4:00 Please pick up your entries Bow-making Part 2     4:30 Spinning Part 2  (Continuing to learn)   5:00   Sunday Program Building  Joiner Arts Building   Pottery Barn     Feast Hall Other 10:00   Arrow-Making   Athena's Thimble  Panel   10:30       11:00 Jeweler's Guild  Meeting       11:30       Noon LUNCH 12:30 1:00     Introduction to  Cloisonne Enameling     1:30           2:00         2:30         3:00         3:30         4:00           4:30           5:00           A printable version of the schedule is available by clicking  here.  (pdf - 70K) Class Descriptions: A&S Display and Populace Choice Competition 11-4 Saturday Athena's Thimble Gathering- facilitated by Anne of the Fuzzy Hat 10-12 Sunday Jeweler's Guild Meeting- Domincvs 11-12 Sunday Freeform Embroidery for Queen's Favors with Anne of the Fuzzy Hat 10-11am Saturday Join us to embroider some Queen’s Favors using a variety of Freeform Embroidery stitches. We will review several stitches that fall into the “Free Embroidery” category for Athena’s Thimble (EK Embroidery Guild) Favor materials are listed at http://trh.eastkingdom.org/wp-content/uploads/Avelina-Favor.pdf   A limited number of kits will be available for $1- hoops not included.  Everyone is welcome- Beginner to Advanced!  Contact or Questions: (207) 549-4889 or cell (207) 312-3008 Palio Pagentry and Orchard Wars with Anne of the Fuzzy Hat 11-12 Saturday Join us to create encampment pageantry and explore some upcoming events.  Event Stewards from the Palio d’ Stonemarche and Orchard Wars will be visiting with us while we make pennants, flags and other such things! Spinning with a Drop Spindle (The Basics) with Anita 1-3pm Saturday  The handspindle may seem a primitive tool, but before the spinning wheel (late 13th century or so in Europe)...  every thread for weaving, every yarn for knitting or nalbinding, every sewing or embroidery thread... was made on a handspindle! Nearly every child learned to spin, so you can too, with just a little practice. We'll do some hands-on wool spinning with this simplest of tools, after a brief overview. Bring a handspindle if you have one. There will be simple drop spindles available for a few dollars. This class is intended for the never-evers or those who have tried spinning just a time or two. Ages: teens and up. Size Limit: 6 persons. Spinning with a HandSpindle - Continuing to Spin Merrily Along   4-5pm Saturday  If you've done a little spinning on a drop spindle - maybe a lot! - and would like to improve your skills, maybe branch out to different fibers or different spindle types, come join us! We'll look briefly at the variety of drop and supported spindles available across places and time periods, and the basics of preparing the "big four" natural fibers: wool, linen, silk, cotton, and try samples of each. A variety of wools, representing a cross-section of the many fleece types, will be examined. Bring a handspindle if you have one, especially if you're having some trouble with it. There will be simple drop and supported spindles available for a few dollars. Ages: teens and up. Size Limit: 6 persons. Bow-making with Marcus the Bowyer 10-11 and 4-5 Saturday This class will be presented in two parts in order to allow students to begin their bows in the morning session, to work on it over the course of the day, and to finish it in the second session. Enlarging Medieval Pictures for use as Banners or Wall Hangings with Craig 11-12 Saturday The workshop will demonstrate how to enlarge (or reduce) a medieval picture for use as a painting or wall hanging. This method, using a word processing program, can be used to reduce or enlarge an illustration to any size. Intermediate Naalbinding- 3-4pm, Saturday Lampwork bead-making with Ruadhnait inghean Ruaidhri 3-5pm Saturday Come learn how to make glass beads.  $5 for materials. Introduction to Cloissone Enameling with Ruadhnait inghean Ruaidri 1-4pm on Sunday This is a hands-on class wherein each participant will have the opportunity to design and fabricate a cloisonné pendant to take home.  The class is limited to 12 participants, but observers are welcome and hand-outs will be made available free of charge.  There is a $5 materials fee for participants. Northern Lights Entry. Delicate Casting

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