I'll be displaying a number of items in various media based on extant Roman finds dated from around the first and second centuries CE.

Tellina is a constant maker of "stuff", digger of rabbit holes, cooker of treats, and fan of the library. Tellina resides in the Barony of Rivenoak, where she is currently Baroness.

I will be displaying a selection of the tools I use to cut coin dies, as well as some dies of coins I strike. There will also be some reference materials and books to look at, and if I am able to I might even strike a few coins on site.

I started my artistic journey in the SCA by doing calligraphy and illumination as well as making armor. Now I make many of the coins our Royalty gives out as tokens of appreciation. I have also made vigil tokens, pay for war bands, personal coins, and I have even made coins for foreign Nobles, Peers, and Royalty. I gladly teach what I know and most of the skills I teach are easily transferred into other artistic areas.

Just another stop on my fiber art journey as I wrestle with long term hand injuries. Relearning what I thought I knew about myself, my ability to learn new things and the desire to keep growing, learning, teaching and encouraging others along their path.

I am all about the Zen and the Art of Hand Embroidery. So much so, I have written articles about it. That said, do to a work related hand injury I have branched out to inkle and card weaving.

My display will consist of images of my scribal work and sewing pieces, as well as having my laptop with videos and sound clips of my past performances for people to watch and listen to with headphones. 

Bard performance artist, also dabbles in other areas such as scribal, sewing, belly dancing, storytelling, and more.

My display will be a map with garb examples (photos and some examples I am trying to reproduce) from grave finds of the various tribes throughout the Baltic region from the 11th -14th centuries. It will also include the Livs and Baltic Finish groups from Estonia. 

I love all things art. I weave, naalbind, knit, do leather work and weave chainmaile. 

This display will include a few exemplars from several of my fields of study and creation.

I am an artisan in many fields. While my focus tends to be on calligraphy and illumination, I am also a bard, make jewelry, craft with wood and metal, and brew. 

Norse Embroidery; Medieval Graffiti interpreted as embroidery; Subtleties and Cookery; Fabric Stamping; Brewing: Egtved Girl Brew, Mead, Cider, Plum Wine, Cumquat Liqueur, Vermut, Blackberry Wine; Food preservation: Chutney/Compost, Preserves, Pickles; Art of Teaching: Eat the Acorns, Make Cheese, Learn the Stitches, Graffiti as Embroidery, Roman Vermut etc.; Arrow Making; Quiver and bow bag sewing for largesse.

Carwenna Cornovii resides in the Canton of Hawk's Haven on an Alpaca Farm, site of Hawk's Haven Archery Tournament for the last several years, and has a broad range of artistic competencies.

A counted cross-stitch sampler in blue variegated floss on 18 count opalescent aida.

My name is Ayla. I like cross-stitch and cats. 

A small glimpse into a cornerstone of medieval village life. Bread, in one form or another, has been foundational to human existence across history and the globe. Advances in technology, such as the waterwheel and gristmill, allowed for the more efficient conversion of grains to flour to make this dietary staple. But with greater efficiency comes greater concentration of economic power…

Costumer, Lacemaker, Architect of the Tiniest Eutopia (currently under construction)

A recreation of beads found at Ribe and other significant graves.

I am a glassworker striving to recreate grave finds.

A scroll is the end product of layers of research and practice. Stop by for a window into the techniques and choices behind the scenes.

Howdy I'm your local neighborhood arts squirrel. This year I'll be presenting a couple of in depth looks at the scribal arts. Not on display but please ask me about mead making, fermentation, gardening, feedback, or just random things.

Since I cannot display actual food dishes, I will have a collection of recipes I have redacted and menus with recipes from feasts I have prepared and served.  I will also share my notes from the current project I'm starting and determined to tackle this year, Chastelettes from the Forme of Curye.  Pastry making has been something I've not quite mastered and this project will certainly expand my skill set! 

I am Mistress Clare Elena de Montfort from the Barony of Eskalya and Selviergard in the Principality of Oertha.  I play with food and love cooking and feeding people.  I've dabbled with a variety of medieval cuisines but seem to have settled on English food from the 13th and 14th century.  When I'm not cooking, I can be found pursuing my other passion: equestrian activities. 

A collection of braids in patterns from South America.

I am Lady Aldona dochka Fedor and I turn fluff into string and string into things. I spin in a variety of ways, including on a spinning wheel, a drop spindle, supported spindle, and in hand with a distaff. I weave in a variety of ways including 4-shaft, inkle, pick up, and tablet. I do a minimal amount of kuimihimo braiding. I can knit and nalbind. I can embroider, and I have a fondness for cross stitch and german brick stitch. I can do some basic sewing. My current rabbit hole is Sling braiding with a focus on techniques from South America.