Category Archives: history

Upcoming Classes

Posted on April 23, 2018 by

I’m tinkering with classes for an upcoming event.  If you’re going to be in Calontir over Memorial Day weekend, I’d love to see you at Valor! I’ll be hosting a scriptorium (just a time for scribes to hang out and … Continue reading →

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Sometimes, inspiration . . .

Posted on June 12, 2016 by

. . . shows up in the most interesting ways. About a month and a half ago, I went to a local bead show, and found someone selling netsuke.  And found an adorable falcon-shaped one. For those not in the … Continue reading →

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Hon Hoard and Norse Quartz

Posted on January 2, 2016 by

Something I made last year, but I couldn’t blog about until it got to its intended location! As I’ve stated elsewhere, I started Nobelese Largesse, and one of the sister swaps, on the kingdom level recently got restarted in Æthelmearc.  … Continue reading →

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Projects of 2015 – the round-up

Posted on January 1, 2016 by

Thanks to some inspiration from my friend Bránn at Matsukaze Workshops, I’m doing a round up of all the projects and things I made (and blogged about) this year. Roman necklace for Magistra Iulia Carved copal Torse medallion Ghent Altarpiece … Continue reading →

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Misconceptions and the SCA 101: Byzantines

Posted on January 1, 2015 by

I’m starting a series of blog posts about common misconceptions in the SCA about Byzantium.  Think of this as Byzantine history as applies to the lens that is the SCA.  I’ve listed the misconception first, and the explanation second. 1) … Continue reading →

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