Welcome to our East Kingdom Online A&S Championship and Display! Below you will find all of our entrants grouped into art categories alphabetically. We have 12 entries in total this year! Finalists have been highlighted in bold. Basket Weaving Guðrún Sveinsdóttir - Pine Needle Coil Basket Clothing Cellach Dhonn inghean Mhic an Mhadaidh – Felted... Continue Reading →
Fourth East Kingdom Online A&S Display
Welcome to our Fourth East Kingdom Online A&S Display! Our Eastern Artisans have shared their art with us, please enjoy! Show your support by leaving positive comments or questions (no critical/constructive feedback please – artisans who were looking for that are being connected directly with other artisans in their field) on their pages! Clay Christian... Continue Reading →
Fourth Online Kingdom A&S Display: Call for Items, Due Tuesday, May 31!
Greetings Easterners! The MOAS office is so excited to announce the date of our Fourth Online Kingdom A&S Display, Sunday, June 5. To be a part of this next round please submit your information by Tuesday, May 31. It’s spring! Time to dust off old unfinished projects and imagine new projects. Show us your color,... Continue Reading →
Lydia Katerin of Brus – Viking-inspired Handfasting Ensemble
For your consideration, this is a viking inspired handfasting ensemble. The undergown is a t-tunic, with a smokkr, and hand-spun hand-woven apron panel. This project started because I had recently fallen in love with spinning cheviot fiber from my favorite indie dyer. After a little digging into the breed’s history, I found the cheviot sheep can be traced back to these time periods and regions. I then looked... Continue Reading →
Ellynor Redpath – An experimental approach to recreating a selection of components from a 16th century livery collar
My interest in Livery collars from the Elizabethan period came about from a frustration with tangled necklaces and medallion cords. I started playing with the idea of spreading them out across one “necklace”. Then, as she usually does when I hit her with an idea, Charitye Dale hits me with her favorite response. “Huh. Have... Continue Reading →