Class Time: 9:00 am

Location: Outdoors

Class Description: Each person will learn how to take soap from its hardened form back to a liquid form and through the molding process they will each leave with one completed bar of soap.

$5 fee for materials

Class Time: 9:00 AM

Location: Bardic Circle Fire Pit

Class Description: In this class we will demonstrate and discuss how to use a few rocks, a wok or pot, and kindling to easily cook delicious, historical food in camp.

You will learn how to prepare chapati, an easy whole-wheat flat bread, as well as a European and non-European dish.

Pre-registration highly encouraged!

Cost: $0

Max class size: 8 - Please use the class sign-up link to secure seating in this class.

Class Time: 11:00 AM

Class Location: Main Hall - Table 1

Class Description: This class is an introduction to nålbinding, the precursor of knitting. I'll share a little history, then get right to beginning a pouch. I'll cover the methods of a start, a chain, and a turned row; guiding you to create your own pouch.

The class is $5 and includes the handout, nålbinding needle, and a skein of wool. The students are welcome to bring their own yarn if they have a wool sensitivity and will not be charged for the class. I prefer a maximum of 10 students.

Class Time: 11:00 AM

Class Location: Main Hall - Table 4

Class Description: Learn about how geography and history shaped Ukrainian garb, and maybe get some ideas for spiffy outfits for for Trimarian weather

Class Time: 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Location: Main Hall - Table 2

Class Description: This is a hands-on class that will teach you the basics of tablet weaving (it helps to have some experience with weaving, but not necessary). You will learn how to speed warp up a tablet weaving warp. You will learn what a warp and weft are. You will learn the basics of how the threads twist to make the patterns and what that means. You will learn some basic patterns, how to read them and why that is important. You will learn two different methods of weaving, one of which you can even make letters with, and the best part is they both can be done with the same card setup!

Class Time: 11:00 AM - Main Hall - Table 3

Class Description: Learn some popular bardic songs on your brand new ocarina! Ocarinas are provided for a small fee of $10 per person.

Class Time: 11:00 AM

Class Location: Outside - TBD

Class Description: Metal casting in sand molds. Model making for sand casting. There will be a hands on limit of 5-6 max.

Please use the class sign up link to secure seating in this class.

Class Time: 1:00 PM

Class Location: Outside

Class Description: Learn about Pysanky also known as Ukrainian Easter Eggs, and create one using the batik wax-resist method. This is an adult-only class as we will be using flame to heat the wax and working with dyes.

Class Time: 1:00 PM

Class Location: Main Hall - Table 1

Class Description: An introductory class on illuminations with tips and tricks from a beginner. A brief history on illuminated manuscripts followed by practical tips and advice on getting started.

Donations for art supplies are appreciated but not required.

Class Time: 2:00 PM

Class Location: Main Hall - Table 1

Class Description: Ever wonder what the difference is between Jelling and Broa? Where did gripping beasts come from? Why so many styles in such a small geographic area? Wonder no more. All will be explained.

Class Time: 2:00 PM

Class Location: Main Hall - Table 3

Class Description: Come and learn the distinction between imitation and real gold in embroidery, learn one simple stitch that works for all those fancy styles of Goldwork, and create a small sampler to take home.

Kit limit 10, audits welcome, suggested donation for kits $10

Class Time: 3:00 PM

Class Location: Main Hall - Table 1

Class Description: Learn how it all started and will end in the Norse worlds. And with Legos. How great can that be?

Class Time: 3:00 PM

Class Location: Main Hall -Table 3

Class Description: A practical teaching class on the Spanish method of Lucet. This method was introduced to England by Catherine of Aragon. History & Instructional handouts will be provided. BRING A LUCET if you have one. If not, I have a limited supply to lend.