Janeltis Natal Day Celebration

Hosted in-person by
The Barony of Three Mountains (Clackamas & Multnomah Counties, OR)

Event Summary

Event Main Contact (Event Steward): Constance Davies
Date: January 27 , 2024
Site opens at: 9:00 AM on January 27th 2024
Site closes at: 11:00 PM

Event site:
Eastgate Masonic Lodge
4812 NE 102nd Portland, OR 97220

Event Main Contact (Event Steward): Constance Davies
kellmer@gmail.com
Date: January 27 , 2024
Barony of Three Mountains
Event Fee: All non-members $20, children under 17 are free, members will receive a $5 discount
Lunch will be provided for an additional $5
Make checks payable to SCA, Ink., Barony of Three Mountains
Site address: Parkrose Masonic Lodge 4812 NE 102nd Ave, Portland, OR 97220
Site opens at: 9:00 AM on January 27th 2024
Site closes at: 11:00 PM

Join us in Celebration of Her Serene Highness Janeltis’s birthday. Come learn more about this amazing woman in An Tir history. We’re celebrating her legacy with a day full of textile art classes and dance!

Pre-Registration for classes link

But wait, there’s more! We will be having a silent auction with proceeds going to The Barony. Have a cool SCA thing you don’t use anymore? Are you ready to let go of the fabric you’ve had for 15 years? Put it up for auction!

There will be a dessert table after court. The Barony will provide a cake and various sweets, but please bring your favorite dessert foods to share! Please provide an ingredients list.

Attendees will want to arrange for their own evening meal if wanted or needed.

Schedule:
Gate opens at 9:00am
Morning court 10-10:30am
Classes 10:30am-12:30pm
Lunch 1:00-2:00pm
Classes 2:00-4:00pm
Classes 4:00-6:oopm
Court 6:00ish pm
Dessert table after Court
General Merriment/Site closes at 11:00

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Classes Offered

Class Schedule of Janeltis Natal Day Celebration

10:30 Woven Buttons

Instructor: Khanzara of Samarqand

Learn to make woven buttons to use for Ottoman or Persian coats. Please bring small embroidery scissors if you have them.

10:30 Beginning Embroidery Stitches for Finishing or Embellishing Seams

Instructor: Kaaren Håkonsdóttir

Learning beginning embroidery stitches and finishing to spiff up your garb. Instructor will furnish all necessary supplies.

2:00 The Twisted Cord

Instructor: Judith of An Tir

For this class we are going to return to the basics Easy. Fast. Universal. Suitable for almost every culture and time period.

3:00 Finger-looped Braiding

Instructor: Judith of An Tir

Those of us who make history-inspired garb, armor, weapons, and other artifacts often need cordage to complete our items. This class will cover one of the simpler finger-looped braids. Bring embroidery floss or any kind of yarn or crochet thread is you wish. We’ll have some with us as well. Scissors would be handy if you have them.

2:00 Rectangular Construction That Fits

Instructor: Malek of Samarqand

Box/rectangular construction works well for basic garb but often does not fit very well and can even restrict movement. This class takes the basic concept of rectangular construction – and with the addition of gussets and gores, plus some selective trimming – can make your garb projects fit so much better. This is a patterning concept class and is not going to follow any true historical patterns. There will be examples/samples of how the patterning concept can be applied to a variety of garments including shirts, tunics, coats, and caftans.

4:00 Hand Sewing for Complete Beginners

Instructor: Vivien NicUldoon

Perfect for newcomers. No supplies needed, instructor will provide what’s needed

4:00 Layered, Stitched/Embroidered Decorative Leather

Instructor: Malek of Samarqand

Though tooled leather looks really cool – layered and embroidered leather is also a historical method for making your leather accouterments look fabulous. Across the Middle East and Ottoman Empire layered and embroidered leather was used to make many leather goods look fantastic and intricate.

Types of leather: 6-8oz veg tan leather for the base material. Garment weight chrome-tanned/dyed for the decorative/layering bits.

Other materials: paper, pens/pencils for drawing out designs and scissors to cut them out of the decorative leather.

This method does not require a whole set of tools or dyes/paints to make your leather look good.

Students may bring their own leather or leather bits can be purchased. Price determined by the amount purchased.

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