September Crown 2022

Registration Information

PRE-REGISTRATION FOR SEPTEMBER CROWN IS NOW CLOSED!

CAMPING RESERVATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED!

Our Camp Coordinator is HL Tamsyn l’Argent at shawn.fritter [AT] att.net

Notes for those in RVs –

Master Hrollaugr Njalsson at n7bsn [AT] yahoo.com will be coordinating placement of RVs. He will need additional information.
Type of RV: RV, RV with an additional vehicle, RV with additional tents, or need ADA accommodations.
Length x Width including all slide outs and awnings
If there are other RVs you would prefer to be next to or near.

Primary RV camping will be in the Gordon Field parking lot – there is no power located there, but can include ADA as it is a level and short walk between there and the Crown Tournament Fields. This will help foster and RV ‘community’ and also easy access to visiting friends in the evening.

If you NEED power, we can place you on the side edge of the Kitsap Sun Pavilion lot. There are RV electrical hook-ups there, but be aware that some RVs may not be able to connect to the power there (adapters may be required of which we do not have).

Equestrian Area – limited space close to the barn we have access to for stalls and then further space along the arena. The scenario(s) selected for the Kingdom Protector Tournament may require last-minute changes to this plan, but we’ll work on this. We also must ensure we leave space around the arena for people to WATCH the activities in the Arena (including the Equestrian Championship).

LIMITED small RV/camp trailer behind the Presidents Hall (primarily restricted to those who MUST be close to the Arts and Sciences area, this is a very small area where large RVs will not be able to access in any case).

Accessibility Information

ACCESSIBILITY 

Dragon’s Laire is happy to announce that the September Crown site, the Kitsap County Fairgrounds, is accessible! The main event site is level with a few gentle slopes and paved pathways. Paved parking is plentiful and near the event. 

You can choose to camp in the main camping area, which is flat, however, located in a “bowl” or in the designated accessible area which is accessed by a short, gentle slope. Worried that neither will work for your needs? We will be providing assistance for those with mobility challenges in moving between the main event site and camping through the use of golf carts. 

As with all events hosted by Dragon’s Laire, there will be plenty of accessible biffies throughout the site. 

Day tripping and need a break from the hustle and bustle and don’t have a place to go? Perhaps you’re camping and need a place to relax but don’t want to have to go all the way back to camp. Maybe you’re dealing with sensory overload and need a place to recenter yourself. Is your blood sugar low and you’re not sure you can make it back to camp? We’ve got that covered! Take a break in our Calm Space aka the “Chillvilion” located near volunteer point. Fidgets* and water will be provided in the Chillvilion and, if needed, you can grab a snack for your low blood sugar from the volunteer tent.  

Have specific accessibility needs that are not covered here? Please feel free to reach out to me and I will do my best to answer them. You can email me directly at jessy.gateman@gmail.com or message me through FB where I am Jessica Bennett.

*Fidgets are the property of my daughter. Please do not take them out of the Chillvilion. Thank you!

Event Schedule

The September Crown 2022 Event Schedule (Updated 08/29/2022) –

Now that the basic timeline has been set, we will begin the work of wrapping all other activities and functions occurring at September Crown around this schedule. If you have activities, functions, plans, meetings, or anything else which you would like to see advertised in the Event Schedule please contact our Scheduling Coordinator. Our Coordinator is Dame Madrun y Gwehyddes, who can be reached at madrun13 [AT] gmail.com .

NOTE: Please keep in mind that the basic schedule below has been set by Their Royal Majesties, but everything has the possibility of changing between now and the event itself. All attempts to minimize change will be used, but this is your reminder to continue checking in for the latest updates.

September Crown Schedule (As Of August 29th) –

Friday, September 2, 2022
12:00pm: Gate opens
7:00pm: Archery range closes
7:30pm: Marshal meeting
8:00pm: Vigil for Rowena ‘d Athfhirdia
TBA: Vigil for Aisha al Zahara
10:00pm: Gate closes

Saturday, September 3, 2022
8:00am: Gate opens
8:00am: Tournament Herald’s meeting
8:00am: Crown Lists opens
8:00am: Drop off entries for Dirty Dozen Largesse Derby
8:00am: Siege range opens
8:00am: Range open for Royal Rounds
9:00am: Crown Processional line-up
9:00am: Bardic Stage open
9:00am: Thrown Weapons range open
9:30am: Crown Processional and Invocation
10:00am: Artisan Tea
10:00am: A&S Class—Medieval Arrows
10:00am: Siege Demo
10:00am: Equestrian area opens
10:30am: Crown Tournament begins

FORMAT AND NOTES: Ursulmas format – Round Robin, with top two fighters advancing to ‘Sweet 16’. Sweet 16 is best two out of three fights, single elimination. Final two will be best 3 out of 5.
* At the beginning of the tournament, each eric will go through a complete set of salutes (The salutes in the Early Rounds will be to inspiration and opponent). Then before each fight the marshal, or herald (if we can have enough heralds for every eric, they will be asked to salute their opponent before the lay-on is called).
* Banners on poles will be required, and will be displayed on the field (Event Team to create a ‘corral’ in a prominent location for banners to stand).

10:30am: YAFA Class—How to safely interact with horses
11:00am: YAFA Class—Sew a felt-stuffed dragon
12:00pm: A&S Classes—Nalbinding and Rush Lights
12:00pm: YAFA—Two-headed Giant race
1:00pm: YAFA—Banner Painting & Block Printing
1:30pm: All ranges close for Crown Tournament Finals
1:30pm: YAFA—Noodle Jousting
3:00pm: Black Lion Meeting
3:00pm: Neuro-divergent meet & greet
4:00pm: CotR/COVE meeting
4:30pm: YAFA—Pre-Royal Court story time
5:00pm: Archery range closes; re-opens after court
5:00pm: Royal Court
NOTE: Riderless Horse Ceremony will happen at the beginning of Court.
6:00pm: Gate closes
8:00pm: Vigil for Gianna Maddalena Alberti
8:00pm: Siege Area closes
8:00pm: Range closes w/night shoot after dusk
10:00pm: Equestrian Arena closes

Sunday, September 4, 2022
8:00am: Gate opens
8:00am: Pelican meeting
8:00am: Seige area opens
8:00am: Range open for Royal Rounds
8:30am: Equestrian Marshal meeting
9:00am: Equestrian Lists open
9:00am: Bardic stage opens
9:00am: Thrown Weapons range opens
9:30am: Laurel Meeting
10:00am: Chatelaine meeting
10:00am: A&S Class—Viking Navigation
10:30am: YAFA Heraldry Bingo
11:00am: Duchess Stjarna, Kingdom A&S officer meet & greet
11:00am: Equestrian Championship
11:00am: YAFA Class—”How to YAFA”
12:00pm: Gate closes
12:00pm: Lists open for Cadet Tournament
12:00pm: Lists open for Squire’s Tournament
12:00pm: A&S class—Amber Working and Cobbling the Spangen Menace
12:00pm: Artisan Tea
12:00pm: YAFA Ice cream social/meet & greet
12:00pm: Archery range closes; prep for Kingdom Protector
1:00pm: Lance et de Leon meeting (immediately after Championship)
1:00pm: List opens for Kingdom Protector Tournament
1:00pm: Cadet’s Tournament
1:00pm: Squire’s Tournament

NOTE: If hot weather is of a concern, there is the opportunity to move the Squires’ / Cadets’ Tournaments into the Arena (under cover).

1:00pm: Bardic—singable period songs
1:00pm: YAFA—Whack-a-Knight (waiver required)
2:00pm: Kingdom Protector Tournament

NOTE: If hot weather is of a concern, there is the opportunity to move Combat Archer into the Arena (under cover).

2:45pm: Exchequer meeting
3:00pm: Bardic—Elizabethan rounds sing-along
4:30pm: Order of Defense meeting
5:00pm: Chivalry meeting
5:00pm: Thrown Weapons range closes
5:30pm: Order of the Grey Goose Shaft meeting
5:30pm: Archery range re-opens
7:00pm: Royal Court
8:00pm: Seige range closes
8:00pm: Archery range closes

Monday, September 5, 2022
3:00pm: Site closes
5:00pm: EVERYONE MUST BE OFF SITE

Tournament Information

PRE-REGISTRATION TO COMPETE IN THE CROWN TOURNAMENT IS NOW OPEN! (Updated 08/14/2022)

If you plan to take part in the tournament where the new King and Queen are decided upon the fields of honor and chivalry, please pre-register. It will save time and effort on the grand day itself and allow us to know the Heirs of the Great Kingdom of An Tir all that much sooner!

The Pre-Registration Link: <https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fdocs.google.com%2Fforms%2Fd%2Fe%2F1FAIpQLSfXSu019nLCoNaMiIIFt4SEKE_6BQWkBjVkd8X1Qyfvd39htQ%2Fviewform%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR0JqDhnwFbyi1j6M1I7TYjDolPzZ6Hr5GNmPT8qfUBK73lvTrDWT4T_B4U&h=AT3gbYm8vaKlVYnC0jXEzf3bgg2pfn6ri6F5U-M_PhtGdTd_CGA-6_JbDKuWBLfVV-EeY_OrA0GP8VtjIAecHVbFWnhZTGS5c9lIWbdwLu-be_FEl-wu5XbcrKS5JY_zVHy3cbDE5Ol1ubc6KA&__tn__=%2CmH-R&c[0]=AT15W6frT_Gj7vVFqn1Ap5Pud_NXrRAOeIxYd-OGzem2uSfHEV24PAVmbEUmn8_ftCYlSzd3xWjocyPBFAGXVppKFAXpjiacgOVvTqeNZSXTXoUBKha37bMi-UhXX5MrehsdYKTP-c5pjDakL67RVWOnJrDkTCzmpQRovijtWAz1LUYuSDivkcxUP_i0hikukfAjxUV7XE8czwb0W5s>

 

KINGDOM EQUESTRIAN CHAMPIONSHIP PRE-REGISTRATION (Updated 08/15/2022) –

Friends, Romans, Country… well.. Equestrians! Please make sure to register you and your horse if you plan to attend September Crown. We have 12 stalls for sure so we need to know if we need to figure out more space. Please fill this very simple form out by 8/20/2022. If you know of people who do NOT do Facebook, please share this link with them, too.

<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdqOjBW_c3TIGzZuYC91ZPUHTgeMqLY4HoSmyeZ-zFSBgW0TA/viewform>

KINGDOM PROTECTOR SCENARIO FOR SEPTEMBER CROWN (UPDATED 08/31/2022) –

Greetings,

The Kingdom Protector Tournament will be Sunday at September Crown.

Competitors will need to present both blue cards and current Fight card with authorization in combat archery in order to enter.

The tournament will be comprised of two parts; a target shoot and a combat archery shoot. Points for each round will be awarded in descending order based on number of competitors (i/e if there are 8 people that entered, the top score in the target shoot will earn 8 points and each subsequent score will earn one less point than the score above them, with the lowest score earning 1 point for their Target shoot score). The two competitors with the highest combined scores for both the target shoot and combat archery parts of the tournament will go to the finals.

More about the tournament format:

Round 1 – Target Shoot:

There will be silhouette targets at the 30 yard and 40 yard lines. Scoring will be based on face, head, and body shots (point distributions will be explained more in detail at the tournament).
At the 20 yard target there will be a simulation of robin hood shooting the hangman’s rope by using a printed target with a yellow head hanging from a rope.
Points will be earned by hitting the rope on the target and points will be deducted for hitting the head.
This will also be shot through an archers slit as if one was shooting from a castle.
Finally, a timed round shot at a two silhouette targets (set at 20 yards). Both targets will have to be hit for the points from this part to count towards your target shoot score, and then additional points awarded for each additional arrow hitting the silhouette targets.

Round 2 – Combat Shoot:

Standard combat archery corridor shoot (I will be happy to show you and anyone else this on Sunday once we are set up). This will be done in a round robin format.

Final Round:

The finals are traditionally decided on by the current crown.

Youth and Family Activities

YAFA – YOUTH AND FAMILY ACTIVITIES (Updated 08/30/2022) –

Family-oriented activities at September Crown (YAFA):

All Weekend:
There will be an interactive scavenger hunt featuring a prize for best scavenger, and small rewards for all participants. Please pick up a scavenger hunt sheet when you sign in at gate. This activity may be done by teams or individuals.
The lovely and incomparable seneshal Furia Damnitus (Jennifer Lee) is offering a candy bounty for litter gathering.
All activities featured below require children to be attended by their adult. No one will be permitted to “drop off” their child for an activity/class.

Saturday:
10:30-11:00am
Ed Carthell Edward Anderson has offered to teach a class on how kids can interact safely with horses at sca events. For kids to participate in this class, they must have their parents or legal guardian there with them, as you will be around horses! All who are attending this class must wear closed-toed shoes. If you have questions please talk to Sir Ed.
11:00am-Noon
Bledyn Drwg de Caerdydd is teaching a hands-on felt stuffed dragon sewing craft. Supplies are provided, so a donation for costs is welcome but not required.
Noon-12:30pm
Elizabeth Proctor has also offered a fun and physical two headed giant race activity for kids to get physical and have a silly wild time being a two headed giant and working as a team.
1:00pm-1:00pm
Thea Sand has volunteered to teach a hands-on banner making craft, and Kat Skalla Kelley will be there to help with block printing supplies to stamp the banners. Supplies are provided, so a donation for costs is welcome but not required.
2:00pm-3:00pm
We will have fun-noodle jousting (complete with stick horses and coconuts for sound effects), graciously loaned to us from the Barony of Glymm Mere by Shawn Crislip for this event. Michael Stephen Noone and Elizabeth Proctor with her crew will be volunteering for this activity.
4:30pm
Pre-Royal Court Story Time from HL Jess Gateman.

Sunday:
10:30am-11:00am
Jonnalyhn Wolfcat Prill will be offering Heraldry Bingo! Sunnie Jones will be her lovely assistant.
11:00am-noon
Bledyn Drwg de Caerdydd is an experienced YAFA Mentor who will teach a class on “How to YAFA” since we’ve recently had some changes in the way YAFA works, and there’s a lot of new families who may want to learn how to get involved. At the same time as this class, and directly adjacent, Jessica Bennett will be reading a fantastic book during story time featuring a dragon! Also directly adjacent will be self guided bocce and fun-noodle jousting.
Noon-1:00pm
Directly after the YAFA class, there will be a YAFA and Family Activities ice cream social/meet and greet at September Crown. Mentors, Family Activities officers, interested volunteers and families can meet and socialize. Thea Sand and another helper will be running an egg race and Bocce to keep the kids happy while grownups chat during the ice cream social.
1:00pm to 1:30pm
Andras Truemark is our lovely willing target for whack-a-knight. Crowd wrangler will be John Perkins. Foam weapons graciously loaned to us for this event by Farcus. If you wish for your youth to participate in this activity, you must sign a waver which will be provided.
6:30pm
Pre-Royal Court Story Time from HL Jess Gateman

If you’re interested in volunteering for an hour or two, teaching a class, or just curious, kindly message me on Facebook!

My name is Bera-Skalla Hrafnsdottir of House Awry. My e-mail address is Thryn.kelley@gmail.com . But contacting me on Facebook is most reliable, ‘Kat Skalla Kelley’. Finally, I can be reach by text message, 360-979-6610.

Volunteer Information

HELP! WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!!!
Any event, but especially Kingdom Crown Events, need volunteers in order to ensure success! Everything from Gate to set-up/tear-down to the running of activities within the event. We need your help! Please consider volunteering your time. Our Volunteer Coordinator is HL Furia Dommitia, the Dragon’s Laire Baronial Seneschal. She can be reached at dlairesdammit [AT] gmail.com

My Lords, Ladies, and Honored Nobles, pray attend!

September Crown is just upon the horizon and fast approaching!

To put it plainly, we need your help!

Opportunities abound for your skills, minds, and bodies to be utilized in helping the Dream made into Reality. Many hands make glorious work!

Please reach out to the Volunteer Coordinator so that, with just a few short hours of your weekend, we can all make it an event to remember!

Yours In Service, Furia Dommitia “Dammit” dlairesdammit@gmail.com

Volunteer Coordinator for September Crown

Seneschal of Dragon’s Laire

Protege to Dame Brighid Ross

Merchant Information

MERCHANTS CONFIRMED AS OF AUGUST 15, 2022

1. Serendipity Jewelry  –  Stone and silver jewelry.
2. Nordic Trader  –  Viking Age Jewelry and Viking Accessories.
3. Tandy Leather  –  Raw unfinished leather and tools.
4. Vidar Leatherworks  –  Leathergoods and vintage leatherworking tools/supplies.
5. Thistillium Pottery  –  High-fired Medieval-based stoneware and porcelain functional ware.
6. Red Troll Forge  –  Blades and Blacksmith Ironwork Coal.
7. Bear Moutain Forge  –  Knives.
8. Dark Ages Games  –  Medieval games.
9. Bronzehammer  –  Hand cast Viking/Early Period jewelry and leatherwork.
10. Medieval Masterworks  –  Period handcrafted leather goods.
11. Pastiche  –  Books, fabric yarn, sewing notions, jewelry.
12. Redwolf Ltd.  –  Broaches, pins, torcs, and other nice SCA jewlery.
13. The Turul’s Nest  –  Hand made clothing, metalsmith goods, and woodburning. Possible tarot reading offered.
14. Tabby’s Hats  –  Hats, veils, pins, furs, and accessories.
15. Dragon Fire Pottery  –  Pottery.
16. Ilaria’s Poterie  –  Pottery.

Food Vendors
1. Hot Dogs, ETC.

 

Greetings Merchants!

The form can be found at: https://forms.gle/NFhqfv6zvaDdTPMj8

Some restrictions are in place due to limited size availability. Frontage is limited to 20′, plus guylines. If you are a food vendor, you must provide your information for the Kitsap County Health Department.

Classes Offered

ARTS AND SCIENCES ACTIVITIES! (UPDATED 07/25/2022) –

Even though the emphasis at September Crown is the martiallate, the Arts and Sciences will be well represented! With an Arts and Sciences Village!
Just to the North of the Marketplace is a triangle of land which will play host to a number of activities.

In one of the picnic shelters (the ‘log cabin’ picnic shelter) located there will be an Artisans Gathering Point, where an Artisans’ Tea will be held over the course of the day on both Saturday and Sunday. This is an area where we encourage artists and craftspeople to gather and demonstrate their works. This will be an opportunity to speak with others who have similar interests and skills. If you want to learn practically any type of art or science found within the SCA, this is an area to seek and find those with knowledge.

At some point over the weekend (the ‘Non Crown Tournament’ day), the new Kingdom Minister of Arts and Sciences, Her Grace Stjarna Dagrun will be holding a ‘Meet-And-Greet’ targeting all the Branch Ministers of Arts and Sciences. This is an opportunity to meet your community and talk about what is happening in your area. You can hear of what others are doing to be successful, and maybe speak to some of the activities you have planned.

Several Artisans will have displays within the Village. This includes some marvelous displays of weaving on a full loom by Mistress Elisabeth de Besancon and a pottery wheel in motion by Dame Gwenllyn Potter.

At the West end of the Arts and Sciences Village is a picnic shelter which will be hosting Bardic performances and classes. This is the same location that hosted Bardic at June Faire. The wonderful and talented Mistress Elisabeth Piper and Mistress Elanor of Eccleshall will be managing this space.

Across the street from the Village Triangle an area will host the Culinary crafts. HL Ciar ingen Fiachnae will be the point-of-contact for this area.

If you have questions, or want to get involved, please contact one of the following:
Dame Gwenllyn Potter (Arts and Sciences Village Coordinator) – gwen@dragonfirepottery.com
HL Ataliana de Segna (Dragon’s Laire Arts and Sciences Minister) – sharon.f.greany@gmail.com
HL Sigridr Vilhjalmsdottir (Decorations / Village Support) – Jmdekoster90@gmail.com
HL Ciar ingen Fiachnae (Culinary Actvities) – ciar.ingen.fiachnae@gmail.com
HL Kassandra of Dragon’s Laire (Class Coordinator) – alaricus@msn.com
Countess Elisabeth de Rossignol (Village Support) – gulesandor@gmail.com
Duchess Stjarna Dagrun (An Tir Kingdom Arts and Sciences Minister) – artsnsci@antir.org

BARDIC ACTIVITIES!!! (Updated 07/30/2022)

We are planning to have classes, jam sessions, sing-alongs, and performances.

Anyone interested in teaching, leading or participating in any of these, please contact Dame Elanor of Eccleshall at fb msg Karen Elanor Eccles or karen.r.eccles@gmail.com.

We will do our best to schedule around the many activities of the event!

CLASSES WILL BE AVAILABLE!

Two pavilions will be set up in the Arts and Sciences Village Triangle where a number of classes will be scheduled. Tentatively, we are looking at classes on Saturday and Sunday. Classes are scheduled for 10AM to Noon, and from Noon to 2PM. Eight classes! We are currently seeking instructors to fill these time periods! If you are excited about the art and / or science you’ve been working lately, come teach here. You would be very welcome!

 

There will be TWO Pavilions set up to host classes:
10-12: Each tent has an up to 2 hour hands on class.
12-2: each tent has an up to 2 hour hands on class.
Repeat for Sunday

We want to avoid classes being in session during Courts (which should happen according to our schedule).
Classes will not be in session during the Crown Tournament Finals (but this looks to be avoided as well according to our schedule).

To sign up for classes, stop by the Arts and Sciences Village on Friday evening from 4PM-6PM to sign up for Saturday classes. For Sunday classes, stop in from 9AM-2PM on Saturday. For last minute possible sign-up for Sunday classes, we’ll also have someone available from 9AM-Noon on Sunday.

Final Notes on Classes:
* Pay the teacher directly for materials they provide for their classes (which will be noted in their class descriptions).
* Bring a comfortable chair.
* Bring any items the teacher identified as being needed for the class.
* The Arts and Sciences Village is located to the North of the Tournament Fields, and adjacent to the Marketplace. There will be two pavilions, one with a red dagging and one with a gold dagging, which will be hosting the classes.

Class Schedule (As of August 29th) – 

Medieval Arrows
Instructor: Richard of Westwode, fletcher
Saturday (8/3), 10 am to noon
Cost: no cost Max students: no max Age 13 and older
Bring a chair, an arrow if you have one
Class description: Learn how to craft medieval arrows or how to add whipping to existing arrows.

Nalbinding
Instructor: Baroness Eilidh
Saturday (8/3), 12 noon to 2
Cost $5.00 Max students: 5 Age: 12 and older
Bring a chair
Class description: We will be nalbinding around a small Styrofoam ball. This class will teach how to create a spiral start, evenly increase stitches, and smoothly decrease stitches. The end result will be a lightweight ball
you can throw at your friends. It is an easy project that will teach the fundamental skills needed in making such coveted items as hats, socks, and mittens.
The instructor will provide the ball, wool yarn, and a needle. If there is more who wish to learn, I will be happy to teach a second class later in the evening in camp.

Rush Lights
Instructor Thorbjorn Inn Mikligerski (OoPearl)
Sat (8/3) 12 noon to 2
Cost: no cost Max students: 8 Age 12 and older
Bring a chair
Class description: Learn to turn common rush stems and a bit of animal fat into this historically ubiquitous substitute for candles. Rush light holders will be discussed as well. Students bring nothing but themselves but
should be mindful that we will be handling small amounts of melted fat hot enough to burn skin and traces of which may get on hands and clothes.
Instructor will provide necessary materials.

Viking Navigation
Instructors: Alanus of Bunghea OL and Jorunn Nalbinder OL
Sunday (8/4), 10 am to noon
Cost: no cost Max students: no max Age: None
Bring a chair
Class description: Hands on presentation in use so the Sunstone, shadow compass, birds, fish and stars. The Norse were in contact with the Arab world and advanced navigation methods. The Arabs had been sailing out
of sight of land for a few hundred years before the Viking Traders and Rus showed up.

Amber Working
Instructor: Gissella Lisabetta Venier
Sun (8/4) 12 noon to 2
Cost: $5.00 to $10.00 optional Max students: 6 Age: 12 and older
Bring a chair, apron (optional), exam type rubber gloves not kitchen, notebook. She will have some gloves but not the right size.
Class Description: In this hands on class we will explore the origins, characteristics and working properties of Baltic amber. Our project will primarily center around taking a piece of raw amber down to a finished Viking-era ax amulet. I will be providing pre-selected pieces of amber best suited to the project as well as the lapidary tools and supplies needed.

Cobbling the Spangen Menace
Instructor: (Owain) THL Iohnnus Gwyllim Pengryth
Sun (8/4) 12 noon to 2 Max students: 5 Age 13 older
Cost $40.00 if you need leather or $3.00 for handouts. Bring leather 6 sq
feet, weight 4-8 oz.
Bring a chair.
Class description: Students will look at a set of reasonable ways to hide modern footwear while still maintaining its usefulness (orthotics/support/comfort). Decide on a pattern that best matches their persona, to create boot/shoe cover. (Many students should complete within the time of the class, though some may need to complete final steps at home.

SCRIBAL CLASSES (UPDATED 08/31/2022) –

Sable Sable Arnora Grimsdottir is holding an Open House on the SATURDAY of September Crown! Please drop by for painting opportunities: Kingdom charters, note cards and bookmarkers, instruction is available if needed. The Scribal dayshade will be adjacent to the Heralds’ pavilion which will be on the eric. Please bring your own chair and drink. Tables and most scribal supplies will be provided if you need them.There will be a Tools, Materials and Resources for New Scribes class Saturday at noon.

SUNDAY CLASSES
10 am Drawing and Painting Acanthus Leaves – instructor HL Jadwiga Randomyskova will be supplying handout and instruction. Students should bring pencils, erasers, inking pen/Michron, and paint or markers.
12 noon Uncial Calligraphy – instructor HE Taliesin ap Hafgan. Early period Majuscule hand used in Book of Kells. Instructor will provide supplies $5
2 pm Intentional Drawing – instructor Maitresse Alicia du Bois. Class helps improve your calligraphy skills. Instructor will provide supplies for $3 or bring .03-.05 Micron Pen, pencil, thick paper, calligraphy marker, pen
3 pm Painting Jewels – instructor Dame Tamlyn of Wyntersea, materials provided, but if you have paint brushes you like please bring them.
4 pm Known World Scribes Trading Cards Soiree – come join us and learn about Scribal/Artist trading cards in the SCA. Blanks are available to work on for trading and some people may have cards ready to trade with you!
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