Posts Tagged ‘aethelmearc’
For the second year in a row, the Canton of Beau Fleuve has hosted spring Coronation – this year, though, the new Royals are from our own Barony! So we went, of course, because I love Coronations – almost as much as I love Crown Tournaments.
It was a very fun day. I entered the Kingdom [...]
Remember the award medallions that I was embroidering on and displayed at Pennsic? I finally got around to starting to make them into actual medallions last night.
I was taught how to make award medallions aeons ago, one evening sitting around in the barn with a bunch of people at Great Northeastern War. I actually [...]
I’m on the “reserve list” to teach my hosen class at C3R on the 28th… if you’re interested, even if I don’t end up stepping into a slot, find me and I’ll be happy to let you have a handout!
I keep mentioning the award medallions I’m working on, so I went ahead and scanned the two that are done. For the non-AEthelmeartians, that’s a Keystone (AoA-level service) and a Millrind (Grant-level service). The Millstone is the one that was getting all the attention at the Pennsic A&S display; the spirally background was kind of [...]
Back in late August or early September, Joe approached Irene and me about commissioning a set of new banners for the Barony from the textile guild. We said “sure!” and eventually settled on a design for 4′x5′ banners with a 2′x3′ dragon (we originally wanted to do 4′x6′ with a 2′x4′ dragon, but the [...]
Baronial Investiture was today. Will and Kiersey are FREE! and Caleb didn’t follow my advice (I told him he should say “dear lord what have I done?” as soon as his butt hit the chair) but has been properly installed as Baron Rhydderich Hael.
The event was possibly the most relaxing I’ve been to in a [...]
It was announced yesterday that the Aethelmearc A&S champs will be chosen at Ae 10-Year (which is at Cooper’s in 2 weeks). Some of you may remember that last year I got my knickers in a twist because I couldn’t make my braies project fit the requirements (namely that there had to be an [...]
