Sarah le Payller – Learning Oslo Stitch

Name: Sarah le PayllerWiki: https://wiki.eastkingdom.org/wiki/Sarah_le_Payller Materials used: 100% wool yarn from my stash, purchased bone naalbinding needle These are my first attempts at learning the Oslo naalbinding stitch. Naalbinding is one of those arts that I have attempted several times, but this time it clicked! I took a class with Abu-Darzin Ibrahim al-Rashid at Nova Schola,... Continue Reading →

Phelippe Le Vigneron – 14th Century English Mead

Name: Phelippe Le VigneronWiki: https://wiki.eastkingdom.org/wiki/Phelippe_le_VigneronPersonal Blog Link: https://emelineandphelippescablog.com/ (Process explanation and documentation forthcoming) Greetings fellow artisans! I am thrilled to present my ongoing adventure into the delightful world of 14th-century English mead. Inspired by the works of Petrus Peregrinus from Tractatus de Magnete et Operationibus Eius, I’ve embarked on a quest to recreate his extant... Continue Reading →

Documentation: Why Bother?  (part 5)

Part 5: Documentation as Courage This will be the last post in our series on the Virtues of documentation.  Throughout this series of posts we’ve used the virtues associated with the peerage orders of the SCA as a lens to look at documentation.  The last virtue we’ll discuss is courage.   As one of the main... Continue Reading →

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