A&S 50 Round Table, facilitated by Lady Albreda Aylese:
An opportunity for artisans to discuss the A&S 50 requirements and works in progress.
 
A Typical Work Day in Medieval Life, taught by Else von Oberfranken
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Correcting Calligraphic Mistakes, taught by:
Oops! That was supposed to be an 'a' not an 'e', now what to do? This class will cover how to fix mistakes, scrape off stray marks, and make period corrections. There will be a hands-on portion so you can try out some of your new medieval editing skills. Please, bring a x-acto knife if you have one, and any mistakes you'd like to correct.
 
Dance Practice for the Moonlight Ball, taught by Lady Isabel of Worchesope:
We will cover the following dances. (in this order, as time allows): Rufty Tufty, Sellenger's Round, and Heart's Ease.
 
English Country Dances, taught by Lady Mickel von Salm:
We will cover the following dances.(in this order, as time allows):
Lorayne Almayn
Black Almayn
Horses Bransle
Pinagay Bransle
Gathering Peascods
Upon a Summer's Day
Black Nag
Anello
 
Home Schooling and the SCA, facilitated by Lady Albreda Aylese:
Many SCAdians have made the choice to educate their children at home. This round-table is an opportunity for home schooling SCAdians to share and support each other and for prospective home-schoolers to meet with experienced home-schoolers.
 
Introduction to Cloisonne Enamels, taught by Baintighearna Ruadhnait inghean Ruaidhri:
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.
 
Introduction to Medieval Enamels, taught by Baintighearna Ruadhnait inghean Ruaidhri:
An overview of the history and evolution of the art of enameling from the ancient through medieval period.
 
Introduction to Naalbinding & Naalbinding Round Table, taught by Pomestintsa Mairead Scherbatskaja:
Learn basic naalbinding stitches. A round table discussion will follow the introductory class for intermediate and advanced naalbinders to share their knowledge.
 
Pennants and Badges, taught by Anne of the Fuzzy Hat:
This class will provide materials for participants to make small heraldic pennants and/or badges they can display at their campsites, on their garb, or even on larger banners. Basic materials in SCA heraldic colors will be provided, but each student will have to bring their own creativity and fun spirit along to succeed in this endeavor. This may be especially fun for A&S 50 participants since they can display these devices on the A&S 50 banners that the Barony of Stonemarche will be bringing along. Disclaimer- this is an ADULT class- minors will be allowed at the discretion of the instructor and only with a supervising guardian.
 
Trapunto! A brief history and Trapunto Token Tote, taught by Anne of the Fuzzy Hat:
Join us to learn this Italian medieval quilting technique. This class is broken down into two sessions. The first session will cover a brief history and project preparation. The second session will be all practicum- learning stitches and actually creating a Trapunto Token Tote. While this is an introductory class designed for BEGINNERS, we also welcome more advanced stitchers to join in with us. All materials and handouts are included.
 
Uust's Hammered Brass Patterning, taught by Lady Frigga Halladottir:
All who can aim a hammer are welcome to attend and create a shiny designed piece to add to decorate your armor, leather bag or belt, a box cover, or whatever you can think of! The basics will be taught with all supplies available (for a tiny fee, TBD). A handout is available for no charge.