Potrero War

Thursday May 23, 2013 - Monday May 27, 2013


Arts and Science Classes

Don't see a class you want to take? Is there something you'd like to teach? Contact Mistress Adelicia of Caithness at arts-classes@potrerowar.org! She is continuing to work on putting the class schedule together and is looking for more classes. Check back often for changes and updates.

Friday

Open Scriptorium

Time 9:00am
Instructor Lady Delphi
Duration 9am-3pm
Location Closed Ramada

Calafia's Scriptorium will be illuminating and calligraphing in the Closed Ramada from 9am until 3pm. Please feel free to come join!!


Photography in the SCA + photowalk

Time 10:00am
Instructor Levi ben Daniel
Duration 2-3 hours
Location Stone Tables (for the lesson)

This class will give a brief overview of SCA policies as well as etiquette when shooting in the SCA. The course will focus more on teaching technical aspects about the camera and technique so that you can take more control of your camera. There will be a photowalk immediately following the lesson. Sign up sheets will be available at Stone Tables. NOTE Please bring a camera


Metal Thread Embroidery/ Basket Weave Couching

Time 10:00am
Instructor Comptesse Albra Katerine Marie Isabel, OL, OP
Duration 3 Hours
Location Closed Ramada

In this class students will learn 3 different basket weave couching styles, also some very basic gold bullion techniques, while producing a small draw-string bag. Some embroidery experience a must, otherwise, suitable for beginners, on up. Instructor provides all foundation threads, as well as couching threads, metal threads and gold bullion, needles, beeswax, pre-drawn background fabrics, and handouts. Students need to bring note-taking materials and a 6 inch wide embroidery hoop, as well as scissors they don't ind cutting metal threads with. Class fee is $10 for materials. Ages 15 and up. Maximum number of students: 12. Sign up sheets will be available in the Closed Ramada.


Introduction to I.33 Sword and Buckler

Time 10:00am
Instructor Mistress Muirrenn ingen Donndubain
Duration 2 Hours
Location Tourney Eric (west of Merchant's Row/ Stone Tables, along the main road

Learn the basics o 13th Century German sword and buckler combat as presented in the Tower Manuscript I.33. This class will cover basic footwork and biomechanics, ward (attacks), and counter-wards (defense). Students of all levels welcome. Closed-toe shoes are required. Students should bring water and wear clothing they can move comfortably in. Students should also bring a practice sword and buckler, gloves, and fencing helm if they have them. Loaner equipment will be available for students who do not have their own gear. There will be no full-contact sparring in the this class; only structured drills and drills and partner work. There is no class fee.


It's Knot Funny (An introduction into knots around camp)

Time 10:00am
Instructor Lord Fergus O Dubhshlaine
Duration 2 Hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

Beginner class that is an introduction into knots; these can be used to tie down gear, in making a rope bed, and for various uses around camp. The course will also cover a brief history of rope and the differences between varieties. Instructor will supply segments of rope for practicing knots. Class fee is $1 for materials. Ages 13 and up. Maximum number of students: 20. Sign up sheets will be available at the Stone Tables.


Intermediate Viking Wire Weaving: Double Weave

Time 10:00am
Instructor Lady Agnes Wurtman
Duration 2 hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

For people who have mastered basic single weave in Viking wire weaving, this class will introduce two of the most commonly used period wire weave patterns. Both double weave and triple weave will be demonstrated; discussion and demo will cover 4 loop, 6 loop, and 8 loop projects. Students will get hands on experience in double weave using the 2 and 4 pattern to construct a bracelet. Students who have their own materials are welcome to bring them; all necessary supplies will also be available from the instructor, materials fee is an optional donation. Prerequisite: Must be proficient in basic single weave Viking wire weaving and able to start loop, and finish a simple project. There will be a sign up sheet available at the Stone Tables. Adults and teens are welcome; preteens OK with a parent or guardian. Class size limit: 15


Chainmail: European 4-1

Time 10:00am
Instructor Lady Saran mac Duinn
Duration 2 hours
Location Stone Table's by Merchant's Row

You've been curious how to make that chainmail shirt/necklace/pouch for ages, but you don't know where to start. This is the chainmail class for you. You will learn the basic European 4 in 1 weave and come home with a bracelet made of that very weave. If students have a set of pliers they are very comfortable with they should bring them, otherwise pliers will be available. Class fee is $2 for pre-cut rings and closures for bracelets or split rings for keychains. There will be a sign up sheet available at the Stone Tables. Ages 13 and up. Maximum number of students: 12.


Card Weaving 3/1 Twill and Help Workshop

Time 11:00am
Instructor Mistress Bridget Lucia MacKenzie
Duration 2 hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

This is an advanced card/tablet weaving class to learn the 3/1 Broken Twill technique. Students will learn the ancient "Hallstatt" pattern, recreated from textiles recovered from a 2000 year old salt mine in Austria. This is the next step after Double Face/Double Turn, and YOU can learn how to do it! Students should know basic Card Weaving. Students will be speedwarping their looms in class, so bring an empty inkle/card loom, shuttle, and 13 cards. If you do not have these, notify Bridget in advance (bridget@blazingsword.com or find her camped at Corvus Camp) so loaner equipment can be arranged. Class fee is $15 for pattern spreadsheet, weaving cord, and magnetic pattern holder. Ages 13 and up. Class sign up sheets will be available at the Stone Tables.


So You Want to Be a Bard

Time 12:00pm
Instructor Lord Fergus O Dubhshlaine
Duration 2 Hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

This is an introduction to the bardic arts period material. Instructor will have on hand an outline of sources used and sites that list period sources. No class fee. Ages 13 and up. Maximum number of students: 20. Sign up sheets will be available at the Stone Tables.


Introduction to German Longsword

Time 12:00pm
Instructor Lord Orion Martyn
Duration 2 Hours
Location Tourney Eric (west of Merchant's Row/ Stone Tables, along the main road

Learn the basics mid-period German two-handed Longsword. This class will cover basic footwork and biomechanics, wards (attacks), and counter-wards (defense). Students of all levels welcome. Closed-toed shoes are required. Students should bring water and wear clothing they can move comfortably in. Students should bring a practice sword, gloves, and fencing helm if they have them. Loaner equipment will be available for students who do not have their own gear. There will no full-contact sparring in the class; only structured drills and partner work. There is no class fee.


Chainmail: Byzantine Chain

Time 12:30pm
Instructor Lady Saran mac Duinn
Duration 2 hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

Curious about how to make that handsome looking byzantine weave chain that you've seen around? Come and make your own byzantine bracelet using pre-cut rings. This is a slightly harder class than European 4 in 1, but beginning students are welcome. If students have a set of pliers they are very comfortable with they should bring them, otherwise pliers will be available. Class fee is $2 for pre-cut rings and closures for bracelets or split rings for keychains. There will be a sign up sheet available at the Stone Tables. Ages 13 and up. Maximum number of students: 12.


Intermediate Viking Wire Weaving: Multicolored Wire Weaving

Time 1:00pm
Instructor Lady Agnes Wurtman
Duration 2 hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

Learn to create wire weave patterns from contrasting colors of wire. Class begins with demonstrations of lengthwise and transverse (double helix spiral) multicolored wire stripes in single weave, double weave, and triple weave. Students will construct a multicolored bracelet. Intermediate skill level students will learn two color transverse single weave. Advanced students who have mastered double weave can learn two color patterns in double weave. Students who have their own materials are welcome to bring them; all necessary supplies will also be available from the instructor, materials fee is and optional donation. Prerequisite: Must be proficient in basic single wire weave Viking wire weaving; able to start, loop, and finish a simple project. There will be a sign up sheet available at the Stone Tables. Adults and teens welcome; preteens OK with a parent or guardian. Class size limit: 12


Viking Treasure Strand

Time 2:00pm
Instructor Lady Elizabeth le Grace
Duration 1 Hour
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

Learn how to make the beaded strands that Vikings wear. Instructor will supply the following: wire, clamps, end rings, paper plate for work space. Instructor will also supply pliers, but requests students bring them if they have them. Class fee is $10 for the beads for stringing (glass, wood, and metal beads available); this will be enough beads to string 1 to 2 strands, depending on the size of the beads. Students are also welcome to bring pendants to string on the strands. Ages 12 and up. Maximum number of students: 10. Sign up sheets will be available at Stone Tables.


It's Knot Funny (An introduction into knots to use around camp)

Time 3:00pm
Instructor Lord Fergus O Dubhshlaine
Duration 2 Hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

Beginner class that is an introduction into knots; these can be used to tie down gear, in making a rope bed, and for various uses around camp. The course will also cover a brief history of rope and the differences between varieties. Instructor will supply segments of rope for practicing knots. Class fee is $1 for materials. Ages 13 and up. Maximum number of students: 20. Sign up sheets will be available at the Stone Tables.


Intermediate Viking Wire Weaving C: Beaded Wire Weaving

Time 3:00pm
Instructor Lady Agnes Wurtman
Duration 2 hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

An introduction to modern and period techniques that incorporate beads with wire weaving: captured beads, individually knotted beads, and stringing beads selection in glass and semiprecious stones. Students will construct a pair of earrings in the style of their choice. Students who have their own materials are welcome to bring them; all necessary supplies will also be available from the instructor, materials fee is an optional donation. Prerequisite: Must be proficient in basic single weave Viking wire weaving: able to start, loop, and finish a simple project. There will be a sign up sheet available at the Stone Tables. Adults and teens are welcome. Class size limit: 10


Beginning Cross Stitch

Time 3:00pm
Instructor Lynnette de Sandoval del Valle de los Unicornios
Duration 2 Hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

Cross stitch is a fun and easy way of decorating fabric. Too impatient for embroidery? Then cross stitch might be for you! This is a hands-on class. You'll get your hands busy stitching a project! Instructor will provide cross stitch fabric, thread, needle, and handouts. All are welcome as long as they are old enough to follow directions and pay attention in class. No class fee. Maximum number of students: 10. Sign up sheets will be available at Stone Tables.


Saturday

Open Scriptorium

Time 9:00am
Instructor Lady Delphi
Duration 9am-3pm
Location Closed Ramada

Calafia's Scriptorium will be illuminating and calligraphing in the Closed Ramada from 9am until 3pm. Please feel free to come join!!


Sourdough Focaccia Bread in a Brick Oven- Part 1

Time 10:00am
Instructor Lord Michael Trieghie
Duration 2 hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

Class will cover the care and feeding of a sourdough starter. Participants will mix a batch of focaccia to be topped and baked in Part 2. Students must bring an apron. No class fee. Maximum number of students: 10. Sign up sheets will be available at Stone Tables.


Dark Age and Viking Stitches for Sewing and Embroidery

Time 10:00am
Instructor Lady Euginia in rautha
Duration 2 hours
Location Stone Tables at Merchant's Row

Wanting to learn how to hand sew and embellish your garb with authentic Dark Age and Viking Stitches? These stitches are easy to learn and can be used in early period garb, but are still in use today, so may be used for any time period. Students will learn several basic stitches, as well as learning about different ways to transfer images to fabric. Materials supplied by instructor: embroidery hoop, fabric, thread and needle, images for transfer. Students are welcome to bring their own supplies, but should bring pencil and paper if they would like to take notes. There will be a sign up sheet available at the Stone Tables. Class fee $4 for the kit; there is no fee if students bring own materials. Ages 13 and up. Maximum number of students: 8.


Kumihimo on a Marudai

Time 10:00am
Instructor Lynnette de Sandoval del Valle de los Unicornios
Duration 2 Hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

Learn how to do Kumihimo (Japanese braiding) on a a Marudai braiding stand! It's the same technique as on the handheld cards, but elegant and faster! The Kumihimo cord is useful for trim, ribbon, bracelets, shoe laces, and more. For beginning Kumihimo braiders, or for experienced Kumihimo braiders who are beginning Marudai users. All ages are welcome provided they can follow directions and pay attention in class. Class fee is $10 and will cover cardboard Kumihimo stand, braiding yarn, bobbins, counterweight, and handouts. Maximum number of students: 6. Sign up sheets will be available at Stone Tables.


Intermediate I.33 Sword and Buckler- Binding with the Sword

Time 10:00am
Instructor THL Kolbrandr Kolsson
Duration 2 Hours
Location Tourney Eric (west of Merchant's Row/ Stone Tables, along the main road)

This class will cover a more advanced set of techniques from the i.33 sword and buckler manuscript with a focus on binding with the sword. This class will focus on using one's opponent's strengths against them, leverage, and trapping one's opponent's weapons. Students should have a basic knowledge of I.33 or other historical sword and buckler combat for this class, but beginners are still welcome to observe and participate to the extent they are able. Closed-toe shoes are required. Students should bring water and wear clothing they can move comfortably in. Students should bring a practice sword and buckler, gloves, and fencing helm if they have them. Loaner equipment will be available for students who do not have their own gear. There will be no full-contact sparring in this class; only structured drills and partner work. There is no class fee.


Beginning Belly Dance

Time 10:30am
Instructor Zaria the Dancer
Duration 1 Hour
Location Open Ramada

Beginning belly dance basics, including posture, planes, and vocabulary. Live drums by Doug the Drumlord! Students can bring a hip scarf, or borrow from instructor if they do not have one. There is no class fee, but donations are welcome. All ages are welcome, but 12 and under should be accompanied by a parent.


The Essential Shawl

Time 11:00am
Instructor Mistress Adelicia of Caithness
Duration 2 Hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

Learn how to weear and make the latest fashion of both today and yesterday. Class handout will include descriptions on various ways of wearing your shawl. Directions for a simple knitted shawl and fabric shawls will be available. Come and model some of the instructor's ample collection. No class fee, unless students are interested in purchasing shawl patterns; see instructor for prices. Sign up sheets will be available at Stone Tables.


Constabulary 101

Time 12:00pm
Instructor Lady Morgant Fagan
Duration 2 hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

Come to the stone tables to learn the basic and get one step closer to your constable certification. No experience required. Students should bring pen and paper to take notes. 18 years and older. No class fee. No minimum class size.


Real, Fake, or In-Between: Semi-Precious Stones Used in Period Jewelry, and How to Tell Before You Buy

Time 12:00pm
Instructor THLady Rekon of Saaremaa
Duration 1 Hour
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

This class introduces a number of semi-precious stone types used in period and common modern limitations and 'improvements', and provides practice identifying 'the real thing'. Amber is one of many popular stones covered. No class fee. Ages 13 and up. Sign up sheet will be available at Stone Tables.


Intermediate Fiore Longsword Master Cuts

Time 12:00pm
Instructor Brian Strokes
Duration 2 Hours
Location Tourney Eric (west of Merchant's Row/ Stone Tables, along the main road)

This class will cover the four master cuts from Fiore's later-period Italian two-handed Longsword treatise. Students of all levels welcome. Closed toes shoes are required. Students should bring water and wear clothing they can move comfortably in. Students should bring a practice sword, gloves, and fencing helm if they have them. Loaner equipment will be available for students who do not have their own gear. There will be no full-contact sparring in this class; only structured drills and partner work. There is no class fee.


Beginning Fletching for Archers

Time 1:00pm
Instructor THL Suzanne Delaplaine
Duration 1 Hour
Location Stone Tables by Merchants' Row

In this class, students will take bare shafts and attach points and feathers. No experience needed. Students will practice with Baronial shafts, feathers, etc., so they will learn how to do their own arrows. No class fee. Students 10-13 years of age are welcomed when accompanied by a parent; 14 and up are welcome with no restriction. Maximum number of students: 10. Sign up sheets will be available at the Stone Tables.


Period Identity Protection: Personal Seals (What they were, how they were used, and how to make your own at home)

Time 1:30pm
Instructor THLady Rekon of Saaremaa
Duration 1 Hour
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

Stone and metal intaglio seals were used throughout period to mark important documents and verify the identity of the sender. Learn about them, including period usage and how to make and use your own at home. Handout provided. No class fee. Ages 13 and up. Sign up sheets available at Stone Tables.


Dance a Drum Solo!

Time 2:00pm
Instructor Zaria the Dancer
Duration 1 Hour
Location Open Ramada

Anyone who loves to dance is welcome to learn a short choreography to live drums by Doug the Drum Sultan! Students may bring a hip scarf, or borrow one from the instructor if they do not have one. There is no class fee, but donations are welcome. All ages are welcome, but those 12 and under should be accompanied by a parent.


Sourdough Focaccia in a Brick Oven- Part 2

Time 2:00pm
Instructor Lord Michael Trieghie
Duration 2 hours
Location Raven and Rose, Camelot Camp

Class will discuss the brick oven and bake focaccia prepared in Part 1. Pesto and parmesan cheese are provided; students are welcome to bring a small amount of any other topping they would like to try. Students must bring an apron and have attended the 10 am class. No class fee.


Knitting with Beads

Time 2:00pm
Instructor Lynnette de Sandoval del Valle de los Unicornios
Duration 2 Hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

This class will to learn the basics of knitting with beads, while creating a beaded bookmark. This is not a beginning knitting class. Students will be knitting with Size 3 needles, using only the knit stitch. We will also be using the long tail cast on; it's a plus if students know how to do this ahead of time, but it will be taught in class. Class fee is $10, which will cover knitting needles, yarn, beads, and instructions. All ages are welcome, but they must know how to knit, and be able to handle small needles and yarn, as well as being able to follow directions and pay attention in class. Maximum number of students:6. Sign up sheets will be available at Stone Tables.


Spiral Braided Cords- Viking Whip Cord

Time 2:00pm
Instructor Nicolete de Brabant
Duration 1 hour
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

There are many uses for cords. They can be used to hang pendants, cover seams, and as lacing for shoes, cotehardies, sleeves, pants, as ties for cloaks, and more! Learn this period cord making technique and add another skill to your roster. This class is suitable for beginners. There will be a sign up sheet available at the Stone Tables. If this class fills up, you are welcome to put your name on the wait list. Class fee is $1 for materials. Maximum number of students: 6. (The same students are welcome to sign up for both Spiral Braided Cord classes.)


'Enamels' for Pewter Jewelry: How to use paints to make your pewter pieces look like enameled silver

Time 3:00pm
Instructor THLady Rekon of Saaremaa
Duration 2 Hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

Glass enamel was a popular embellishment to metal jewelry and other artifacts in period, but requires high heat. Pewter, on of our easiest to work metals, cannot take the heat needed for glass enamels but there is a simple way to give pewter the look of enameled silver. This class is hands-on, and students will get to keep their embellished pewter items. Sign up sheets will be available at Stone Tables. Class fee: $5 per pewter piece embellished (if students bring their own, $1). Ages 12 and up. Maximum number of students: 16.


Spiral Braided Cords- Finger Loop

Time 3:00pm
Instructor Nicolete de Brabant
Duration 1 hour
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

There are many uses for cords. They can be used to hang pendants, cover seams, and as lacing for shoes, cotehardies, sleeves, pants, as ties for cloaks, and more! Learn this period cord making technique and add another skill to your roster. This class is suitable for beginners. There will be a sign up sheet available at the Stone Tables. If this class fills up, you are welcome to put your name on the wait list. Class fee is $1 for materials. Maximum number of students: 6. (The same students are welcome to sign up for both Spiral Braided Cord classes.)


Quality Sword Making

Time 5:00pm
Instructor Honorable Lord Gunther of Orkney
Duration 2 hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

PLEASE NOTE: THIS CLASS WILL BEGIN AN HOUR AFTER FIGHTING IS OVER, NOT NECESSARILY AT 5:00PM. This class will cover how to make a one-handed sword, including thrusting tips, for beginners on up. Instructor will supply rattan for a 1-handed sword, strapping tape around 1" wide, 2 or 3 different colors of duct tape, blue closed cell foam for a thrusting tip. Participants can bring their own materials, but instructor will have some supplies available for a fee. There is not a class fee for watching, or if students bring their own materials. Ages 16 and up.


Sunday

Open Scriptorium

Time 9:00am
Instructor Lady Delphi
Duration 9am-12pm
Location Closed Ramada

Calafia's Scriptorium will be illuminating and calligraphing in the Closed Ramada from 9am until 12pm. Please feel free to come join!!


Advanced I.33 Sword and Buckler- Covers and Special Wards Time:12pm

Time 10:00am
Instructor Master Guy Rand Gallandon
Duration 2 Hours
Location Tourney Eric (west of Merchants' Row/ Stone Tables, along the main road)

This class will build on the basic and intermediate techniques presented in the other classes to develop a more complete understanding of the sword and buckler combat of the I.33 manuscript, focusing on covers between wards and the advanced wards. Students should have a basic knowledge of I.33 or other historical sword and buckler combat for this class, but beginners are still welcome to observe and participate to the extent they are able. Closed-toe shoes are required. Students should bring water and wear clothing they can move comfortably in. Students should bring a practice sword and buckler, gloves, and fencing helm if they have them. Loaner equipment will be available for students who do not have their own gear. There will be no full-contact sparring in this class; only structured drills and partner work. There is no class fee.


Pewter Casting 101: Cuttle Bone Molds

Time 10:30am
Instructor Baron Jon Thomme deClayton
Duration 2 hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

Learn about period pewter casting and make a casting mold from Cuttle Fish bone. This class suitable for all skill levels. Bring a simple design or a small 1.5" x 1.5" maximum 2 dimensional object to make a copy of. Instructor will provide all other supplies and tools needed. If students have a carving tool kit, they are requested to bring it. Class fee is $5 for consumable supplies and printed hand outs. Ages 18 and up. Ages under 18 are welcome, but must have have a parent present. Maximum number of students: 10. Sign up sheets will be available at Stone Tables.


Beauty and Personal Care in the Middle Ages and Renaissance

Time 11:00am
Instructor Lady Abigail Chandler of Caithness
Duration 90 minutes
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

Discover how ladies took care of their skin in period and how we can re-create it safely! This class is part lecture, part hands on. Please bring note taking materials. Optional $5 fee for a cosmetic kit containing full size eyeliner, full size lipstick, travel sized mirror, makeup remover pads, and mineral eye shadows (sample size). Students may opt to bring their own makeup if they wish. Ages 14 and up. Maximum number of students: 10. Sign up sheets will be available at the Stone Tables.


Introduction to Making Chainmail

Time 11:00am
Instructor Darius da Carrera of House Usher
Duration 2 hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

Chainmail is the craft of linking metal rings to form chains or sheets of mail, which can be used for jewelry, armor, or costume. In this class, you will learn about how chainmail rings are made, the different sizes of rings, the different types of materials, how to properly open and close rings, and the different forms of weaves. Students will be able to practice making a simple bracelet using a popular European 4 in 1 weave. Class fee is $2 for materials. Some starter kits will be available for purchase as well. Ages 10 and older. Maximum number of students: 12. Class sign up sheets will be available at the Stone Tables.


Killer Landsknect Hats

Time 12:00pm
Instructor Dame Thea Northernridge
Duration 2 hours
Location Stone Tables by Mercant's Row

The hat project is based on the Landsknect "starfish" hat... It has a four part crown, a 2 part brim that can be slashed for more effect. We will be making a crown pattern for each individual, and a brim will be drafted off the handsewn crown. We will give this a try in craft felt or students can bring their own felt for construction. Instructor will supply craft felt, needles, scissors, and thread, as well as pattern making materials. If student wishes to use a better quality of felted wool, the they can bring that and the class fee will be less. Sign up sheets will be available at the Stone Tables. Class fee: $5 with craft felt provided, $2 for student provided felt. Ages 13 and up. Maximum number of students:6.


Constabulary 101

Time 12:00pm
Instructor Lady Morgant Fagan
Duration 2 Hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

Come to the stone tables to learn the basic and get one step closer to your constable certification. No experience required. Students should bring pen and paper to take notes. 18 years and older. No class fee. No minimum class size.


Advanced German Longsword

Time 12:00pm
Instructor Duke Guillaume de Belgique and Duchess Felinah Tifarah Arnvella Memo Hazara Khan-ad-Din
Duration 2 Hours
Location Tourney Eric (west of Merchants' Row/ Stone Tables, along the main road)

This class will explore more advanced techniques built on the basics covered at the introductory class. Students should have a basic knowledge German Longsword or other historical longsword combat for this class, but beginners are still welcome to observe and participate to the extent they are able. Closed-toe shoes are required. Students should bring water and wear clothing they can move comfortably in. Students should bring a practice sword, gloves, and fencing helm if they have them. Loaner equipment will be available for students who do not have their own gear. There will be no full-contact sparring in this class; only structured drills and partner work. There is no class fee.


Garb for Infants and Toddlers

Time 1:30pm
Instructor Lady Abigail Chandler of Caithness
Duration 2 Hours
Location Stone Tables by Merchant's Row

Children are part of the society too! This class focuses on garb for infants and toddlers. Quick, simple garments that can be worn over multiple events (and years) will be discussed. Using tips and tricks you'll learn, even the pickiest toddler will wear garb! Garments for ages Newborn to Four will be covered. Please bring note taking materials. Examples of various styles of kids garb, and modern patterns that are adaptable will be available for examination. No class fee. No maximum number of students. Sign up sheets will be available at the Stone Tables.



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