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Coronation/12th Night Coming Soon!
This year’s 12th Night event will not only usher in a new King, but will
celebrate the 30th anniversary of An Tir’s founding elevation to kingdom! The Canton of
Silverhart and the Barony of Wealdsmere invites artisans across the
kingdom to bring their best work to submit in the Arts and Sciences
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Barony of Wealdsmere Toys for Tots Tourney II
The previous post was of the A&S Competitions. These pictures are from some of the A&S Activities I observed.
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Barony of Wealdsmere Toys for Tots Tourney
Here are some of the Arts and Sciences Activities at the Toys for Tots Tourney of 10/15/11
First, the various A&S competition entries:
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Lampwork beads by Teagan
Teagan McKie of the Shire of Dregate gifted me with these lovely beads she made, nd I think her work deserves a wide audience.
~Morgaina
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Wordsmithing - the Pelican Scroll
Countess Inga will be creating a Russian Scroll for me and I am working on text for it
that will be translated into Russian (old Church Slavonic)
I"ve been playing around with the wordsmithing and this is my first draft
I love it, but there are so many words that it seems unkind to ask a scribe to write them all
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Medieval Seran Wrap
I have been experimenting with the late-period maiolica technique on small apothecary jars, which are intended for use as spices containers or something similar ( Read more... ) -
More Largess pictures
When Their Majesties request donations of largess the College of Lyonsmarche has always stepped up to answer the call.
For TRMs largess for AnTir/West War, the following was sent:
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Berengaria's Whimsy
At last night's Wastekeep/Vulkanfeldt fight practice and Arts & Sciences gathering, I decided to host an A&S competition, Berengaria's whimsy. As it was my last gathering as the Vulkanfeldt baronial officer, I decided to have some fun. The rules were simple: the item you entered had to be entered by you, no documentation required and the judging ( Read more... )
