Felt: Nature’s Nurture
By Elska á Fjárfelli, of the Dominion of Myrkfaelinn Felt, the oldest known textile used by mankind, is not woven. …
Category Archives: Costuming
Garb in the SCA – a New Look at an Old Problem
One of the things that draws people to groups like the SCA is the ability to enter an immersive setting, …
Spring Æthelmearc Æcademy and War College Teacher Registration Now Open!
Have you sensed it? A change in the light? A soft smell in the air? A gentle kiss of a …
A&S Competitions and Critiques: Some Thoughts and Reminders
By Mistress Alfrun Ketta. I don’t generally like doing A&S competitions in the SCA. By that I mean that they …
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If you find your zen while embroidering, you won’t want to miss The Academy of St. Clare of Assisi: EVEN …
A Call to Fiber Artists for the Royal Wardrobe
Æthelmearc Seamstresses, Weavers, Embroiderers! Their Highnesses are looking for help from the Populace on their Royal Wardrobe. Are you interested …
A&S at Ædult Swim
By Lady Margareta le Sayre This year, Ædult Swim on February 17-18 in Abhainn Ciach Ghlais will be expanding the …
Artisan Exchange Going Strong and Seeks Even More Participants
By Baroness Katja Davidova Orlova Khazarina (Chris Adler-France) Come on, you know you want to join the Æthelmearc Artisan Exchange! …
Icons: Why Their Style Never Changed
By Lady Grainne Rudha (formerly Miklos Magdolna) Pronunciation: ‘I-“kän Function: noun Etymology: Latin, from Greek eikOn, from eikenai – “to …
How to Make A Point… or 12
By Laird Coinneach Mac an Leigh Points are the short (generally a foot long) ties used by Elizabethans for many …
