The Mists Artisans Display will take place in the Arts & Sciences shade (Shelter B). The display will be available for viewing for one hour beginning after the wreathes have been given to the victors in finals.
Classes will be held at the Arts & Sciences shade (Shelter B).
Class 1 will start 30 minutes after Invocation, with a 10-minute break between each class.
by Irina Antonava zhena Barsuka
Chutney.
Does the pepper change the flavor?
Let's make some Afghan/Indian chutneys and taste test them!
by Krzysztof Bliznik
This class will cover stamping and illumination of belts.
Learn how easy it is to make your own stylish belt! Leather belts and tools to add decoration will be supplied!
Class size list limited.
If you have a mallet please bring it so you won’t have to share.
by Rew Payne
Did you want to learn how to transfer your device/arms or badge to a plague and paint it?
Here’s how, no drawing skills needed!
Bring a slightly smaller than 3" x 5" print out of your arms/device or design.
All other materials will be provided.
Donations appreciated, but not expected.
Find your inner Muse, Early or Late! This year’s Mists A&S Silver Muse Competitions are moving through time, and expertise.
Each Mists event will have two competitions: One early period, one later period. This will allow Artisans to grow a body of work that shows progression through both historical time, and their expertise growing over the years.
Early Period: 10th Century
Late Period: 15th Century
Teach us how to cure a headache? Or how to lull a child to sleep with a lullaby? Make a painting or a hat or gloves? Show a tool they might have used to garden?
Entries may be dropped off at the Arts & Sciences shade (Shelter B) starting at the end of Invocation.
Judging will take place during the break before the finals.
Viscountess Margaret Grym will be hosting a Dirty Dozen Donation Derby on behalf of Their Highnesses.
Entries may be dropped off at the Arts & Sciences shade (Shelter B) starting at the end of Invocation.
Voting will start at the end of the first round.
Voting will end at the beginning of finals.
All entrants must create 12 items based on a theme that are suitable for largess:
12 needle books
12 hats - from different or the same period(s)
12 items suitable for a specific time period
12 children’s toys
Note: 12 socks would not be suitable as that is only 6 pairs
All entries must be tagged and ready to be gifted the day of the competition; the tag should have:
Item Name
Maker Name
Maker Branch/Location
Item Content Material (if not readily apparent)
Items need not be documented; this is not an Arts and Sciences competition.
Items should not have Royal or personal heraldry (The Mists Populace Badge is fine).
Judging is done by the populace. Each entrant display will have a cup placed next to it and anyone may put a provided token into the accompanying cup to denote their choice.
The entrant with the most tokens in their cup at the end of the day will receive one item from each entry, announced in court. The remaining 11 items from each entry will be given to Their Excellencies of the Mists at the end of the day.