Populace in Focus – Lord Snorri skyti Bjarnarson
Real Name: David Haldenwang SCA Name & title: Lord Snorri skyti Bjarnarson Years in the SCA: 4ish How did you …
Category Archives: A&S Competition and Display
Behind the Scenes – Kingdom 12th Night: A Necklace from the Kneep by Baroness Aranwen
Viking Bead Research: A Necklace from the Kneep on the Isle of Lewis by Baroness Aranwen Ap Rhys Verch Gwalter …
Behind the Scenes – Kingdom Arts & Sciences Championship: Black Parchment by Mistress Abigail Kelhoge
All of the black manuscripts that we know about were made during the time of Philip the Good and Charles …
Behind the Scenes – Kingdom Arts & Sciences Championship: a Mid-16th Century Men’s Camicia by THL Fede di Fiore
The camicia displayed before you is a men’s undershirt shirt constructed in the style of the mid to late 16th …
Behind the Scenes – The Kingdom A&S Championship: Krupnik, by Lord Cassiano da Castello
Earlier this month, I had the fortune and privilege to enter Kingdom A&S Championships with an entry that had been …
Behind the Scenes – Kingdom A&S Championship: The Gough Map Decoded, PART II
PART II: The Material Science and Execution of the Gough Map by THL Máirghréad Stíobhard inghean uí Choinne The map …
Behind the Scenes – Kingdom A&S Championship: The Gough Map Decoded PART I, by THL Máirghréad Stíobhard inghean uí Choinne
PART I: The History behind the Gough Map What was it like to be a medieval cartographer? And how did …
Behind the Scenes – Kingdom A&S Championship: The Arabella Stuart Doll by THL Mairin O’Cadhla
With the Arabella Stuart doll entry I continue the journey of researching and recreating various period inspired toys, which have …
The Book of Æthelmearc Arts & Sciences Champions, commissioned by His Lordship Robert of Ferness
Upon being selected Kingdom Arts & Sciences Champion by Her Majesty Anna Leigh last autumn, it quickly came to my …
Behind the Scenes – Kingdom A&S Championship: Quince Bread by Eadgytha scripsit
Quince Bread, also known as Quittenbrot, Chare de Quences, or Pâte de Coing, is a confection made from quince apples …
