Part 2: Documentation as Courtesy In the first post of this series, we talked a bit about what we mean when we talk about documentation in our Arts and Sciences. The remainder of this series will talk about how documenting our re-creation efforts furthers the various virtues that we hold dear in our Society. Often,... Continue Reading →
Documentation: Why Bother? (Part 1)
Part 1: What is Documentation Anyway? This is the first in a short series of posts about documentation in the SCA. We in the A&S Ministry, as well as folks in the broader A&S community often speak about documentation. But, those of you who are newer to the Society or have only just begun a... Continue Reading →
A&S Championship 2023 Registration Now Open!
(En français ci-dessous) The MoAS Office and our current champions are excited to announce that registration for this year’s Crown’s A&S Championships is now open! Full information on format, accessibility information, links to register as a competitor, displayer, youth displayer, or judge, and more, can be found at https://moas.eastkingdom.org/displays-competitions/crowns-as-champions/ As previously shared, this year's competition will be... Continue Reading →
Amalie von Hohensee – Tablet Weaving
I have been enjoying exploring tablet weaving over the last few months! I'm working on two Viking-era bands in two different weaving techniques. The first is one of the bands from the Oseberg burial ship. I chose to use wool for this project, although the original band was made from linen and silk. The original... Continue Reading →
Hanya Vladimirovna Polotskaya – Nalbound Hose
Yarn: Falkland wool, hand spun on an Ashford Traditional loom, 3 ply to a yarn that is bulky. Stitch type: Oslo stitch. Knee high hose, very warm for winter! This was the 4th set of socks I have nalbound, respectively. I am still working on getting sizing to be consistent, but these turned out to... Continue Reading →