My Entries:
* indicates a winning entry
| March Crown: Practical Science - Tinctures |
Tannic Acid Dye: Walnut * Tannic Acid Dye: Berry Vine Ink: Black Walnut |
| June Crown: Fine Arts - Underpinnings |
16th Century Embroidered Women's Hose* |
| Arts & Sciences: Performing Arts: Poem, topic - Beauty |
Sestina* |
| Arts & Sciences: Fine Arts - Heraldic Banner |
Painted 15th C. Tournament Banner* |
| Arts & Sciences: Technical Sciences - Horse Barding |
Horse Barding - model Rocking Horse |
| Arts & Sciences: Practical Sciences - Preserved Foods |
Brined Artichokes (Elizabethan) Pickled Cheese (Roman) |
| Purgatorio: Technical Science - Broaches |
4 wire Broaches* |
| October Crown: Practical Science - Bone or Antler |
set of pin, sewing needle, naalbinding needle, seam smoother and 2 needlecases in bone* |
I was also awarded a token for most points at the A&S Tournament for an individual.
The Poppy Ceremony at 12th Night:
top row l-r -- Herald Antonio, King Fabian, Queen Eliska, Herald Wilhelm, Countess Kira (Sciences Officer), Lady Aurelia (Arts Officer)
center -- Sabrina de la Bere
bottom row l-r -- Lord Bennett, Lord William Warren
Also standing witness, but not shown in the photo are members of the Order of the Golden Poppy.
| My display at the Arts and Sciences Display before Poppy ceremony: | Wearing the Poppy Regalia (pendant and cloak) and showing off the sleeve with the rose from my arms and poppies: |
l-r: Pearlsticken Hat and album of documentation for hat and dress with beaded sleeve, binder of class handouts for 2005 (17 in all), example of Egypian style pattern darning - class model, bookmark done in voided work (double running and long arm cross stitch) - pomogranate pattern from 16th C. model book - class model, broaches, bone bits, 6 tokens for winning entries, dyed wool and silk (and some knitted), binder of documentation for Poppy Run, embroidered 16th C linen hose, painted banner, horse barding on miniture rocking horse. Knitting - additional colors are from copper (sea foam green), tumeric (golden yellow), and onion skin (winey brick red). |
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