Estrella 26 A&S Public

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1	SCA Name	Class Name	Class Description	Length	Fee	Limit	repeat	day	time	signed up	Notes

2	Lady Turrel Michelovna	16th Century English Headwear	Overview of what was worn at the court of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I and how to construct it.	1 hour			Once	fri	3p-4p	1	more?
3	Posadnitsa Ianuk Raventhourne	5 Easy Steps to Writing Documentation for A&S Competitions	This class is geared for those who an uncertain of what to do do write documentation for A&S competitions and for those who have written it and want to polish their prose. The class is a lecture with show and tell to show the 5 Steps to Write documentation.	1 hour	0	30	Twice	wed	3p-4p	6
4	Posadnitsa Ianuk Raventhourne	5 Easy Steps to Writing Documentation for A&S Competitions	This class is geared for those who an uncertain of what to do do write documentation for A&S competitions and for those who have written it and want to polish their prose. The class is a lecture with show and tell to show the 5 Steps to Write documentation.	1 hour	0	30	Twice	thurs	10a-11a	5
5	Baronessa Isabeau della Farfalla	8-strand braid	Learn how to make an 8-strand braid based on extant examples excavated from multiple 14th century sites. All materials provided.	1 hour	0	12	Once	wed	11a-12p	13
6	Richard Se Breower (Richard The Brewer )	A Sharp Tool Is A Joy To Hold	basics on sharpening tools. including hands on and a possibliity of getting your personal tool shaprened.	2 hours	0	15	Twice	fri	10a-12p	8
7	Richard Se Breower (Richard The Brewer )	A Sharp Tool Is A Joy To Hold	basics on sharpening tools. including hands on and a possibliity of getting your personal tool shaprened.	2 hours	0	15	Twice	sat	1p-3p	6
8	Daniel de Neuf-Claire	Advanced Siege Engines	The class will cover advanced topics regarding designing, building and operating siege engines for SCA Heavy Combat. If there is enough agreement of students, a specific engine type will be covered in specific detail.	2 hours		25	Once	Sat	3p-5p	7
9	Thorhallab Bjarnadottir	Agricultural Practices Then and Now	A comparison of agricultural fundamentals from pre-1650 to modern day. Learn how the fundamentals of agriculture has not substantially changed through the ages.	1 hour			Once	fri	4p-5p	0	unknown
10	Selina Trastamara de Luna	Ambiance and covering modern items for events	So you've spent weeks planning the food and activities for an event but have you thought of ambiance? While ambiance items are not required they can turn a ho hum event into one filled with the magic that is unique to the SCA. Come learn some of the projects that those of us in the College of Brymstonne have done in the past to try to add some of that ambiance magic to our events using small budgets and limited people. Examples will be provided along with handouts with instructions for some of the projects.	1 hour	None	None	Other (please note in Needs/Comments field below)	fri	1p-2p	13
11	Lady Sancha Galindo de Toledo	An Introduction to Fabrics	This is a beginners' introduction to fabrics. We will cover what fabrics were available in period and what are available now. We will cover these topics: cost, availability, fiber content, comfort, ease of use, colors and patterns, appropriateness to the SCA, and how to identify mystery fabrics. Handouts and ten fabric sample packs will be available for $3 each. Limit of 10 per class	1 hour	2	10	Twice	fri	12p-1p	12
12	Lady Sancha Galindo de Toledo	An Introduction to Fabrics	This is a beginners' introduction to fabrics. We will cover what fabrics were available in period and what are available now. We will cover these topics: cost, availability, fiber content, comfort, ease of use, colors and patterns, appropriateness to the SCA, and how to identify mystery fabrics. Handouts and ten fabric sample packs will be available for $3 each. Limit of 10 per class	1 hour	2			sat	11a-12p	6
13	Catyln O' Sullivan and Johan of Hawksley	Archery 101; What you need to know to get started	The basics of target archery in the SCA. Equipment, scoring and safety rules of the line.	1 hour	0	20	Once	wed	1p-2p	15
14	Mistress Dairine	Baking on site-Easy as pie	You can easily bake pies, bread, cookies, pizza, and birthday cakes on site with a dutch oven. In this demonstration class we will make and eat fresh chocolate chip cookies, scones, and cornish pasties.	2 hours	5	15	Once	Fri	10a-12p	10
15	Lady Isabelle of Sankt Vladimir	Basic Fingerloop Braiding	Do you need a lacing for your clothing that will not slide and untie? Fingerloop braiding is a simple way to get lovely laces for your garb that will hold a knot! Other popular uses for these strings include bag drawstrings and trim. Students will take away cording and handout for the price of the class fee.	2 hours	1	10	Once	sat	3p-5p	15
16	Hrefna karsefni	Basic Gold Leaf for Illuminators	This class is an introduction to gold leafing for illuminators. Participants will make and take a sampler of gold/metal leafing techniques with different binders.	1 hour	0	10	Once	sat	1p-2p	6
17	Jonete Malisoun	Basic Italian Dance	Italians aren't scary! Come learn three basic Italian dances and expand your dancing repertory.	1 hour	none	none	Once	fri	1p-2p	0	Unknown
18	Maitresse Tanglwyst de Holloway, OP and Lord Eacric Hameresmithe	Basic Playford Dances	Sellenger's Round, Gathering Peascods, Rufty Tufty and 3/4 to 1/2 of every other Playford out there! join us and learn more than you expected.	1 hour	none	none	Once	thurs	3p-4p	0	Unknown
19	Ellyn of Tanwayour	Basics of period hand sewing	We will review period hand sewing techniques, various seams and what sort of construction has been documented. If people bring some fabric, needles and thread we will be able to do some hands on work. I will be able to provide some supplies but people are encouraged to bring their own stuff if they can.	1 hour	0	8	Twice	thurs	3p-4p	8
20	Ellyn of Tanwayour	Basics of period hand sewing	We will review period hand sewing techniques, various seams and what sort of construction has been documented. If people bring some fabric, needles and thread we will be able to do some hands on work. I will be able to provide some supplies but people are encouraged to bring their own stuff if they can.	1 hour	0	8	Twice	sun	1p-2p	5
21	Rose the Jeweler	Bead Stringing	This class will cover basic bead stringing techniques. I will cover two different techniques one using wire and crimp tubes and the other using eye pins.	1 hour	5	5	Other (please note in Needs/Comments field below)	wed	10a-11a	7
22	Rose the Jeweler	Bead Stringing	This class will cover basic bead stringing techniques. I will cover two different techniques one using wire and crimp tubes and the other using eye pins.	1 hour	5	5		thurs	12p-1p	2
23	Rose the Jeweler	Bead Stringing	This class will cover basic bead stringing techniques. I will cover two different techniques one using wire and crimp tubes and the other using eye pins. at youth	1 hour	5	5		fri	3-4p pending	2	youth
24	Loretta de Tonge	Beaded Cup Covers	Each participant will receive a kit to make a beaded cup cover. These covers can be used on any size cup and the beads hold the cover in place with beauty and grace. The covers will not be able to be finished during the class but the pattern will be developed.	2 hours	2	10	Once	wed	3p-5p	10
25	Flora Tay	Beginner Illumination for the Youth painter	A beginning Illumination class for youth; you will learn the basic tools, paper and paints. The student will leave the class with their own scroll in progress, a paint brush and a sample of paints.	1 hour	2	10	Once	sat	11a-12p	2	youth
26	Saionji no Hanae	Beginner taiko	Explore the rhythms of Japan, used for centuries for rituals, dance and festive celebrations. This is a hands-on drumming workshop. Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes one can move in. Taiko is an active art.	1 hour	None	4	Other (please note in Needs/Comments field below)	thurs	3p-5p	4
27	Isabelle Le Charpentier	Beginning Ilumination	You will learn about the history, the tools needed, basic strokework and how to shade and highlight. Students will hopefully bring a # 4 round and #00 liner brush and a small jar for water (yogurt container is fine)	2 hours	3	10	Once	Fri	10a-12	2	more?
28	Isabelle Le Charpentier	Beginning Knitting	Studnts will be learning how to cast on, the knit stitch, the purl stitch and how to cast off. Bring needles and yarn	2 hours , 2-4 pm(approved 10-14)	0	5	2	Sat,	3p-5	6
29	Maitresse Tanglwyst de Holloway, OP	Beginning Nautical Knots and Emergency Shipboard Procedures	Basic Seamanship for period vessels.	1 hour	none	none	Once	th	12p-1p	6
30	Maitresse Tanglwyst de Holloway, OP	Beginning patterning and fitting garb	how to make your garb flattering and solve your figure issues. And yes, they did have tailoring in period.	1 hour	none	none	Once	fri	1p-2p	20
31	Brother Tomas mac Aedain	Being Monsatic in the Modern Middle Ages	History of the immigration of monassticism. How to enjoy being a monastic in the current middle ages and the SCA view.	1 hour		20	Once	wed	10a-11a	5
32	Mistress Amy Marie MacCormack, OL	Braies or Medieval Boxer Shorts	Learn through this demonstration class how to make braies using three rectangles and two triangles. All straight sewing. No curves! Helpful handout provided. No supplies necessary.	1 hour	2	10	Twice	thurs	12p-1p	10
33	Shoshana Drakere	Bubble Bubble Toil and Trouble	Make potions, cook up a storm and taste the witches brew. Mad Science for kids. Parents encouraged to attend and assist especially with the younger ones. Class is messy, dont wear your court finest.	2 hours	2	15	Once	thurs	3p-4p	11
34	Loretta de Tonge	cardboard box oven	Want to bake but don't want to haul a dutch oven or propane one? Can't haul those bricks for a period oven? Look no further! Build a charcoal heated oven out of a cardboard box, aluminum foil, clothes hangers and two pie tins. This was awed at when used at Southern Crusades for the cooking competition.	1 hour	1	10	Once	fri	2p-3p	10
35	Lady Jacquelin de Normandie	Chaturanga	Learn the game of Chaturanga, a forebearer for Chess. This class will teach the pieces and their moves with some stagegy thrown in.	2 hours	0		Once	thurs	3p-5p	2
36	Donwenna Dwn	Chirurgeon 101	This class will discuss what a chirurgeon is, why we have them, and how to become one.	1 hour			Once	Fri	4p-5p	9
37	Lady Turrel Michelovna	Coif construction - make and take	Coifs are simple head coverings that cover most of the SCA time period. We will be hand-sewing these together for the participants to wear; instructor will provide all materials and instruction on stitches.	1 hour	3	10	Once	fri	2p-3p	10	with 8 more on waiting list
38	John Michael Midwinter	Compounding Period Cold Cream aka Galen's Cerate	Cold Cream aka Galen's Cerate is one of the oldest pharmaceutical preparation in use today. In this class each student will compound a small jar of cold cream and learn about the history and science behind its preparation.	2 hours	3	8	Twice	thurs	3p-5p	11
39	John Michael Midwinter	Compounding Period Cold Cream aka Galen's Cerate	Cold Cream aka Galen's Cerate is one of the oldest pharmaceutical preparation in use today. In this class each student will compound a small jar of cold cream and learn about the history and science behind its preparation.	2 hours	3	8		Fri	10a-12p	7
40	Argyll Macpherson	cut and thrust 101&1/2	A demo of what to exspect when fighting cut & thrust what is requierd and what is sugested to whear for safty. what weapons are used and where to purches them. also a demo of some of the styles used when fighting cut & thrust.	2 hours	0	open	Once	thurs	10a-12p	0	no show
41	Malinda hohen van Kester	Daily Living in Renaissance Spain	Learn about what daily life was like in Renaissance Spain, from cradle to casket, sunup to sundown. A discussion of politics of this era and how people of both nobility and peasant classes went about their daily routine. CD of class notes available for $15	2 hours	0	none	Twice	fri	1p-3p	4
42	Malinda hohen van Kester	Daily Living in Renaissance Spain	Learn about what daily life was like in Renaissance Spain, from cradle to casket, sunup to sundown. A discussion of politics of this era and how people of both nobility and peasant classes went about their daily routine. CD of class notes available for $15	2 hours	0	none		sat	3p-5p	5
43	musicians	Dance and Music Pracice	Dance and Music Pracice - at Grand Court Pavillion					wed	2p - 4p	2	people were there but not many signed in
44	Jehanne le feu du Christ	dance basics introduction to Playford	dance basics introduction to Playford - at Grand Court Pavillion					wed	12p-1p	2	people were there but not many signed in
45	Jehanne le feu du Christ	dance basics introduction to Playford	(with live musicians) dance basics intro to Playford 1651 from GB list					thurs	11a-12p	2	people were there but not many signed in
46	Jehanne le feu du Christ	dance basics bransle and almains	dance basics bransle and almains- at Grand Court Pavillion					wed	11a-12p	2	people were there but not many signed in
47	Jehanne le feu du Christ	dance basics bransle and almains	(with live musicians) dance basics bransle and almains from Grand Ball list					thurs	10a-11a	2	people were there but not many signed in
48	Jehanne le feu du Christ	dance basics introduction to Italians	dance basics introduction to Italians - at Grand Court Pavillion					wed	1p-2p	2	people were there but not many signed in
49	Jehanne le feu du Christ	dance basics introduction to Italians	(with live musicians) intro to Italians from GB list					thurs	12p-1p	2	people were there but not many signed in
50	Jehanne le feu du Christ	Dances from the Caroso Ball list	Dances from the Caroso Ball list					Sun	1p-2p	2	people were there but not many signed in
51	Baroness Casamira Jawjalny, OL, OP, GA	Demystifying the Peerage: Laurel	Ever wonder what a Laurel does? What does it take to become a Laurel? Are there differences between Laurels in your kingdom versus other kingdoms. This is an open discussion where panel of Laurels will be available to enlighten you and answer questions on peerage in the SCA, specifically the Laurel.	2 hours				fri	1p-3p	1	I poorly advertised this
52	Baroness Casamira Jawjalny, OL, OP, GA	Demystifying the Peerage: Pelican	Ever wonder what a Pelican does? What does it take to become a Pelican? Are there differences between Pelicans in your kingdom versus other kingdoms. This is an open discussion where panel of Pelicans will be available to enlighten you and answer questions on peerage in the SCA, specifically the Pelican.	2 hours				sat	10a-12p	1	I poorly advertised this
53	Countess Cecilia Mowebray, OL	Designing Achievements	There's more to heraldic display than a simple shield. Learn the structure of a Heraldic Achievement and which parts are used to denote what in the Society. Also, get ideas for different types of achievements, element variations, and display options. Handout with bibliography will be available, as well as a CD of images (for an additional fee)	1 hour	1		Once	fri	1p-2p	5	previous class overran this one.
54	Helene Boudain	Does Your Period Suit?	The devil is in the details or what I wish they told me before I made all this stuff! Have garb you don't wear because it doesn't match your SCA life? Join us for a discussion of budget, design, hats, materials, shoes -- all the details that go into a persona.	1 hour	0	no	Once	Fri	12p-1p	3
55	THL Georgia the Pragmatic	Doll Fanciers Unite!	Bring your doll to war? Gather with other doll owners and share tips and types. All ages and types of dolls are welcome, Babies to Barbies, BJD's to American Girls. Please bring a chair.	1 hour			Once	fri	10a-11a	2	no sign in sheet
56	motleyjustmotleynothingbutmotley	Drawing Acanthus for the artistically inept	This is a class for people who are just absolutely sure they can't draw acanthus, but ept people are welcome, too. These are stand alone classes, no prerequisites. Exactly what we do may vary depending on the participants. I will provide materials and equipment, if you already have pencils, please bring them.	1 hour	0	10	Once	Fri	1p-2p	5
57	motleyjustmotleynothingbutmotley	Drawing Animals for the artistically inept	This is a class for people who are just absolutely sure they can't draw animals, but ept people are welcome, too. These are stand alone classes, no prerequisites. Exactly what we do may vary depending on the participants. I will provide materials and equipment, if you already have pencils, please bring them.	1 hour	0	10	Once	thurs	4p-5p	11
58	motleyjustmotleynothingbutmotley	Drawing Birds for the Artistically Inept	This is a class for people who are just absolutely sure they can't draw, but ept people are welcome, too. These are stand alone classes, no prerequisites. Exactly what we do may vary depending on the participants. I will provide materials and equipment, if you already have pencils, please bring them.	1 hour	0	10	Once	thurs	3p-4p	8
59	motleyjustmotleynothingbutmotley	Drawing Floral Borders for the Artistically Inept	This is a class for people who are just absolutely sure they can't draw Floral Borders, but ept people are welcome, too. These are stand alone classes, no prerequisites. Exactly what we do may vary depending on the participants. I will provide materials and equipment, if you already have pencils, please bring them.	1 hour	0	10	Once	fri	12p-1p	2
60	motleyjustmotleynothingbutmotley	Drawing People for the artistically inept	This is a class for people who are just absolutely sure they can't draw people, but ept people are welcome, too. These are stand alone classes, no prerequisites. Exactly what we do may vary depending on the participants. I will provide materials and equipment, if you already have pencils, please bring them.	1 hour	0	10	Once	sat	10a-11a	8
61	motleyjustmotleynothingbutmotley	Drawing Versals for the artistically inept	This is a class for people who are just absolutely sure they can't draw Versals - the big fancy letters in illuminated manuscripts, but ept people are welcome, too. These are stand alone classes, no prerequisites. Exactly what we do may vary depending on the participants. I will provide materials and equipment, if you already have pencils, please bring them.	1 hour	0	10	Once	sat	11a-12p	2
62	Shoshana Drakere	Dress a Horse	Go on a field trip to the Equestrian arena and see real horses. Find out about the clothes they wear. Then get to make barding for your own toy horse that you get to take home. ATTN PARENTS- Parents must attend if they would like their children to be able to touch the horses and make sure you have signed the equestrian waiver. Parents encouraged to attend to assist the younger kids with the craft and field trip. Children who would like to return to the childrens area after the craft will be taken there, please make sure your child knows where to meet you.	2 hours	tbd	tbd	Once	fri	1p-3p	10	also well watched by the school tours,
63	Lady Flavia Elena Glamorgan	Eastern European Embroidery/ Couching Techniques	From royal robes and church vestments with gold and silver work to peasant garb with colored threads, basic embroidery and couching have long been used to decorate. Several couching stitches and techniques will be presented and practiced. All materials and hand-outs will be provided. Participants need to have basic hand sewing skills. There will be a $5.00 charge for the couching kits and class.		5	10		sat	11a-12p	6
64	Lady Sancha Galindo de Toledo	Feast Hall Stewarding Or How To Get the Food out Fast and Hot	Half of what makes a feast great is the food. But the other half is getting the food out to the diners at the right tempurature and in a timely manner. This class will cover what you need to prepare for as a Feast Hall Steward, including: servants, prep space, food storage, serving ware, and working with the chef. We will also look at the various ways feasts can be served and their pros and cons. We will not be covering cooking techniques or recipes. Hand outs will be available.	1 hour	2	12	Twice	fri	1p-2p	4
65	Lady Sancha Galindo de Toledo	Feast Hall Stewarding Or How To Get the Food out Fast and Hot	Half of what makes a feast great is the food. But the other half is getting the food out to the diners at the right tempurature and in a timely manner. This class will cover what you need to prepare for as a Feast Hall Steward, including: servants, prep space, food storage, serving ware, and working with the chef. We will also look at the various ways feasts can be served and their pros and cons. We will not be covering cooking techniques or recipes. Hand outs will be available.	1 hour	2	12		sat	12p-1p	5
66	Anna Katherine von Teltge	Felt a bar of soap	Learn basic felting and come away with a bar of soap that you won't need a wash cloth for. You can bring a special bar of soap or one will be supplied. All wool will be supplied.	1 hour	5	15	Twice	fri	10a-11a	8
67	Anna Katherine von Teltge	Felt a bar of soap	Learn basic felting and come away with a bar of soap that you won't need a wash cloth for. You can bring a special bar of soap or one will be supplied. All wool will be supplied.	1 hour	5	15		fri	2p-3p	12
68	Anna Katherine von Teltge	Felted Pocket pouch	Learn basic wool felting techniques and leave with a felted wool pocket pouch.	2 hours	5	10	Once	fri	3p-5p	11
69	Diego de Marulanda al Nadil	First Aid for your horse	for all levels of riding experience	2				fri	1p-3p	2	at Equestrian-maybe more
70	Saionji no Hanae	First contact: Japan and the West in period	In 1543, a Portuguese vessel landed at Tanegashima. By the end of the 16th century, the Dutch and Spanish had also visited Japan. Discover the impact the "Southern Barbarians" had upon this island Empire and vice versa.	1 hour	None	None	Once	Sat	10a-11a	1	unknown
71	Rossilin Katrin von Hohenzollern	Flemish Illuminated Books of Hours Hands-on	Have you ever wondered how to create those beautiful and tiny Flemish books of hours? Believe it or not, you can work that small! In this hands-on class we will start by looking at scale and size, sketch out a border and finally dig out those paints and brushes and give it a try. Please bring your favorite brushes and paints (though some will be provided and I will have paint) and your enthusiasm!	2 hours	2	10	Other (please note in Needs/Comments field below)	Fri	2p-4p	4
72	Lady Turrel Michelovna	Garment Closures - making buttons and eyelets	Discussion on what closures are used on different types of garments; in addition we will be making hand-bound eyelets and cloth buttons from linen.	1 hour			Once	thurs	12p-1p	23
73	Countess Mariana Vivia de Santiago	Gilding on fabric	This class will be an overview and demonstration on how to use gold leaf on fabric. It was used for decoration on clothing and banners.	1 hour	2	15	Once	sat	10a-11a	8
74	Countess Cecilia Mowebray, OL & Baroness Golda ferch Deniol	Grace and Courtesy in the Current Middle Ages	In the Society, we attempt to recreate the pomp and pagentry of the romantic Middle Ages. One of the best ways to maintain the look and feel of the period is to adopt the courtesies associated with the medieval court. Learn how to recognize and address different ranks within our society, learn where and when to reverence, and discuss the medieval origins of the courtesies we use. Please note that both teachers are Commanders of the Queen's Grace of Atenveldt, the highest kingdom grace award.	1 hour	n/a	n/a	Once	fri	12p-1p	17
75	HLS Ceit Ailis nic Ardis	Hardanger 101	History of Hardanger - Nordic Lace Form Three basic stitches, list of resources Student will receive all materials (hardanger cloth, needle, threads) for 1 of 2 projects.	2 hours	6	8	3	wed	10a-12p	4
76	HLS Ceit Ailis nic Ardis	Hardanger 101 B	History of Hardanger - Nordic Lace Form Three basic stitches, list of resources Student will receive all materials (hardanger cloth, needle, threads) for 1 of 2 projects.	2 hours	6	8	Other (please note in Needs/Comments field below)	wed	3p-5p	0	canceled
77	Lady Jacquelin de Normandie	Hippocras or Spiced Wine	Learn how to make spice wine, known as Hippocras. Students are required to bring an empty wine bottle, a mortor and pedestal. All other supplies will be provided. Must be 21 or older and legal id's will be checked	2 hours	5		Once	fri	3p-5p	10
78	Kirsten Matz	History of Soap	Expanded from the class taught at Kingdom Collegium last year, this class will cover the history of soap making. We will also go over modern methods of soap making versus period soap making. We will be creating a batch of "cold process" soap (hense the longer class time). Please wear comfortable garb, aprons will be provided. Bear in mind, though, we will be working with a caustic substance and your best garb is not advisable.	2 hours	1	15	Once	fri	12p-2p	6
79	Nefratiri Ani Eponis	Horse Barding (clothing your horse in style)	A discussion with examples of horse barding from simple to complex. Training the horse to wear the barding will also be discussed.	1 hour	none	none	Once	fri	12p-1p	1
80	Malinda hohen van Kester	How to be a Jester	Come and learn how to properly fool around and amuse others. I will give a history of jesters, and show you some of the tricks of the trade. Open to all ages	1 hour	0		Twice	fri	4p-5p	7
81	Malinda hohen van Kester	How to be a Jester	Come and learn how to properly fool around and amuse others. I will give a history of jesters, and show you some of the tricks of the trade. Open to all ages	1 hour	0			Sat	1p-2p	9
82	Malinda hohen van Kester	How to Become a Bard	A discussion and critique for aspiring bards. Learn some new songs and how to perform before an audience. Come prepared to be entertaining! I will have a CD copy of my Minstrel Songbook CD's available for those who are interested. They contain over 280 songs, many with guitar chords. It is $15	1 hour	0		Twice	fri	3p-4p	9
83	Malinda hohen van Kester	How to Become a Bard	A discussion and critique for aspiring bards. Learn some new songs and how to perform before an audience. Come prepared to be entertaining! I will have a CD copy of my Minstrel Songbook CD's available for those who are interested. They contain over 280 songs, many with guitar chords. It is $15	1 hour	0					6
84	Rob the Inebriator	How to Brew	Learn how to brew beer, mead, and wine. This class is for beginner to intermediate brewer.	1 hour		15	Once	fri	4p-5p	12
85	Safaya bint Ahmet ibn Abdullah	How to make a Turkish Coat that Fits	A major staple for any Middle Eastern outfit is the Turkish coat. The challange is to make one that fits you. This class will provide worksheets that will help you pattern out your own fitted Turkish coats at home.	1 hour	1	20	Other (please note in Needs/Comments field below)	sat	4p-5p	22
86	Hrefna karsefni	How to Paint Draperies for Illuminators	This is the companion class to my Shading and Painting Jewels classes. This class will focus on painting draperies for clothing for illuminators. Scribes will learn how to paint drapery with 3 tones (middle, low, high) of 1 color of paint. Bring your scribal kits to class (gouache paints, brushes, paper towels, rinse water container).	1 hour	0	10	Once	sat	12p-1p	5
87	Lord Michael Sinestro	How to Read and Transcribe Medieval and Renaissance Music	This class covers the basics of music notation, both modern and pre-17th century, to allow students to transcribe pre-17th century manuscripts into modern notation so that modern musicians can read and play it. An ability to read music will be helpful, but should not be absolutely necessary (although I have been able to read music since I was a child, so I may be taking some things for granted).	1 hour	none		2	thurs	4p-5p	1
88	Safaya bint Ahmet ibn Abdullah	Illumination 101- Finishing Touches	This is one of 4 classes intended to work together to provide a good foundation for getting started with illumination. Each class can be taken individually but they will build from one another. Finishing up a scroll is not just about finishing painting the design and adding shading. Scribes use many techniques to clean up lines, add more detail with whitework, or even correct mistakes. This final class will show you several of these techniques so that you can then work on your own scrolls from start to finish.	1 hour	2	10	Once	thurs	12p-1p	5
89	Safaya bint Ahmet ibn Abdullah	Illumination 101- Materials	This is one of 4 classes intended to work together to provide a good foundation for getting started with illumination. Each class can be taken individually but they will build from one another. This first class will be discussing the materials that are used in illumination as well as practicing working with paint.	1 hour	2	10	Once	wed	11a-12p	6
90	Safaya bint Ahmet ibn Abdullah	Illumination 101- Shading Techniques	This is one of 4 classes intended to work together to provide a good foundation for getting started with illumination. Each class can be taken individually but they will build from one another. Shading can be intimidating for some people, but the third class will show you some introductory techniques that will wipe away those fears and get you started.	1 hour	2	10	Once	thurs	11a-12p	5
91	Safaya bint Ahmet ibn Abdullah	Illumination 101- Working with Color	This is one of 4 classes intended to work together to provide a good foundation for getting started with illumination. Each class can be taken individually but they will build from one another. Have you ever tried to paint a flower with purple and yellow and end up with brown? This second class will go over the basics of color theory and color choices for medieval illumination.	1 hour	2	10	Once	wed	12p-1p	4
92	Isemay of Whytby	Intro to Calligraphy	This is a beginners' class focusing on the Caroligian hand. The goal of the class is to introduce people to calligraphy tools and letter structures with the goal of writing one's name. The instructor is a leftie.	1 hour	None	10	Once	sat	10a-11a	5	I taught it
93	Isemay of Whytby	Intro to Celtic Hands	This is a beginners' class focusing on the Uncial hand. The goal of the class is to introduce people to calligraphy tools and letter structures with the goal of writing one's name. The instructor is a leftie.	1 hour	None	10	Once	sat	11a-12p	5	I taught it
94	Safaya bint Ahmet ibn Abdullah	Intro to Middle Eastern Food	The aroma of spices, the sweetness of honey, the growling stomach as you sit to eat a good Middle Eastern meal. There is more to Middle Eastern Cuisine than Kebabs and Hommus. Join me as we discuss the kinds of foods and spices that were available and used in historic Middle Eastern kitchens, the cultural approches to cooking foods, and period recipe sources.	1 hour	0	20	Once	fri	2p-3p	7
95	Josef Pieter Muhlenkampf auf Bayern (Formerly Josef ab Krakow)	Introduction to Book Heraldry	An overview of book heraldry from the perspective and as practiced by the SCA. will be taught at Heralds Point.	2 hours		10	Twice	wed	1p-3p	2	in heralds point- more students that didn't sign in. Hold in in A&S next time.
96	Mistress Carol of Stargate	Japanese Bookbinding	Learn Japanese 4-hole bookbinding, and make a small blank book. This style was invented in Japan in the 16th century.	1 hour	1	15-ish	Twice	fri	3p-4p	10
97	Mistress Carol of Stargate	Japanese Bookbinding	Learn Japanese 4-hole bookbinding, and make a small blank book. This style was invented in Japan in the 16th century.	1 hour	1	15-ish		Sat	1p-2p	11
98	Cynehild Cynesigesdohtor	Language Basics: The Germanic Family	If you've ever wanted to study languages in the Germanic family (Anglo-Saxon, Gothic, Old Norse, etc.) but don't know where to start, this is the class for you! We will be covering parts of speech, the case system, noun declension, verb conjugation, and other aspects of the languages that make up the Germanic tree.	2 hours		10		Thurs	10a-12p	4
99	Lord Uilliam mac Eoin	Learn to Read Medieval Music Notation I	Have you ever wanted to learn to resurrect those beautiful medieval musical manuscripts by translating them into modern music notation? Now's your chance! Working from facsimiles of the original manuscripts, this series of courses will teach you how to directly touch the music of the medieval period. This class will focus on the "modal period" of medieval music from the Notre Dame school of sacred music and the the troubadour and trouvere chansonniers (songbooks) of the 12th and 13th centuries. Feel free to bring an instrument, as we will play our transcriptions if time permits! A (very) basic familiarity with modern music notation is assumed. If you know a half note from a sixteenth note and know your alphabet from A to G, you'll be fine!	1 hour	2	30	Once	sun	12p-1p	5
100	Lord Uilliam mac Eoin	Learn to Read Medieval Music Notation II	This class is a continuation of "Learning to Read Medieval Music I" and assumes that you have at least a passing familiarity with medieval music notation in general and with the modal notation of the late 12th and early 13th centuries in particular. It's recommended that you take both courses to get a full understanding, but you are welcome to start here if you feel you have the background! In this course we will focus on the Franconian system of musical notation that was dominant throughout the the late 13th century, until it was replaced by the Ars Nova notation that continued until the Renaissance. As with the first course in this series, we will work from facsimiles of the original medieval manuscripts to produce polyphonic (multi-part) and instrumental dance music. A (very) basic familiarity with modern music notation is assumed. If you know a half note from a sixteenth note and know your alphabet from A to G, you'll be fine!	1 hour	2	30	Once	sun	1p-2p	2