Medieval cooking - Iberian emphasis

Early Modern Spain

Poetry

String (embroidery, lace making, fringe) with emphasis on Catalan/Spanish culture.

Other string things

Pottery

Embroidery

Calligraphy and Illumination

Current specialties: Calligraphy & Illumination (including period legal docs); embroidery (silk & metal, whitework, & needlelace); costuming (including hand sewing).

Cooking/baking; fingerloop braiding; theater.

Early Music: Voice Lute, Recorder, Violin. Director of the West Kingdom Choir.

Other interests include period instruments, SCA bardics, dance, theater, automata, timepieces, and locks.

Machine Embroidery (according to Caid award list).

Bardic Arts / Music

Hand knotted carpets

Spinning alpaca fleece, hand woven buttons and çapraşt (button straps), men's garb (Persian & Turkish), leather work

Fiber arts: Spinning, weaving, dyeing, textiles, anything involving yarn.

Woodworking, book binding, and anything involving making largesse.

Cooking

Dance

Research / Cooking

Cooking

Pottery

Sometimes weaving and medieval dance.

Herbalism, medicine, cosmetics

Interests: many, expertise in them not so much. Embroidery, leather work, gardening cooking.

Bardic Arts

Needlework

Researching rabbit holes and teaching about what I find.

Needlework and textiles and associated books, cooking, food processing, seasonal food, cookbook collecting.

Research - Humanities, Bardic & Writing

Fighting (armored, cut & thrust, rapier); serving as an officer at all levels from Kingdom to Society Level.

Calligraphy and Illumination

Costuming, woodworking, fiber arts, cooking, printmaking, and leatherworking.

Pigment, Soap, Herbalism, Embroider, Weaving, Illumination, Calligraphy

Middle Eastern Dance, Dyeing

Tablet weaving

Sewing, woodworking, luthierie

Costume

Costume, Embroidery

Western European costume & clothing, 1400-1600. European embroidery, 800+, with emphasis on gold/metal thread and silk.

Calligraphy and Illumination

Old Norse language, literature, poetry, and culture.

Bardic, music

Master Artificer

Ceremonial Research / Poetry

Period Jewelry and Metalsmithing, Vitreous Enameling, Lampworked Glass

Spinning, card weaving, falconry

Calligraphy

Heraldry

Late period tailoring, particularly menswear. Working class clothing. Period construction techniques.

I am still deep in 16th century German costuming and accessories. Which conveniently is what I was elevated for.

I love making clothing, so I tend to do all the fun things that go with that: fabric shopping, embroidery (I suck at it, but am determined to get better) jewelry-adjacent craftiness, Leatherwork (not heavy leather like armor or tooling, but garment and accessories stuff like pouches, clothing, gloves and occasionally shoes.) I am also a fabric-embellishment nerd, and love painting both silk and linen.

Needlework, MENACA Belly Dance, Research

Food, Gardening, Costume, Bookbinding, Calligraphy/illumination, era/cultural intersections transitional periods and diaspora, anything my friends or students are interested in

Very late period Dutch costuming, particularly hats

Admire and support other fiber arts, cooking, and music, but not active in them at this time.

I'm known for Turkish garb, designing and carving custom blocks and printing fabrics with them. I cook, perform Middle Eastern dance, perform bardic pieces and I'm currently exploring enameling with my hubby (he's quite good at it).

Cooking, equestrian, bardic, cosmetics and hair care of the ages. My hands tire easily so I'm exploring other arts that don't hurt when I do them (chuckle, ain't getting old grand?)

Dance

Fused link chain

I also like cooking, brewing (liqueurs, mostly), some weaving (card/inkle), and illumination.

Storytelling, Poetry, Jewelry, Cooking

Armor, Leatherwork, Costume, Islamic Persona Research

Calligraphy and Illumination

Woodworking - joinery, espcially furniture, leatherworking, metalworking, brewing, heavy & rapier combat, bardic arts, Irish History and daily life

Needlework

Early Costume

Costume and court heraldry

Research, metalwork.

Laureled for Middle Eastern Clothing, specialty in late-period Safavid Persian. I am also interested in draping and tailoring 14th-15th century Western European (cotehardies - houppelandes) and late period Germans / Saxons for all people in all bodies.

I'm learning to love embroidery, and I still occasionally dabble in tablet weaving and Norse (more Western than Eastern) clothing. I am always interested in how to pattern and cut any type of clothing, with a special consideration for how us modern people expect our clothes to fit. Period cooking and baking is another 'dipping the toe in the water' topic for me. I'm also always up for drumming and dancing, Middle Eastern preferred, but I'm not exclusive.

Calligraphy & Illumination. Though I prefer illumination, I can do and teach calligraphy but I am not nearly as good as others for whom it is a preferred art form.

Silk Painting, Jewelry making, Needlework, making garb

Paternoster beads & religious artifacts

Medieval knitting & embroidery

Middle Eastern Dance

Cooking and Cooking Research

Cooking, Equestrian

Glass beads

Leather, silk painting and jewelry

Costume, Leatherwork

Woodworking, wood carving, metalwork

Spinning

Equestrian (mostly modern)

Illumination; calligraphy; historic dress.

Sewing, cooking.

Brewing, Cooking, European Dance

Feast Service, Table Manners

Pre 1,000 Art

Costume

Cooking

Vocal Music

Costume

Calligraphy & Illumination

I also do painted floor cloths and lots of other artsy things like coining (minister of West Kingdom Moneyer’s), beading and some embroidery.

Vocal Music/Bardic Arts

Costume, Instrumental Music, Lace

All Things Pictish

Bardic Arts; Insular art; Early music (to 10th century); Early Irish poetics; Northern European instruments (esp. lyre and harp); Triconopoly/Wire weaving; Tablet weaving; Other narrow wares; Needlebinding aka naalbinding; Onomastics/Names; History of female bards/performers; Other early medieval (and ancient) women’s history

Bardic Arts

Enamel, Jewelry

Illumination, Making paper, marbling paper, nature printing, gilding

Jewelry / Metalwork

Book binding, Wood block printing

Felting, Painting, Sewing

Cooking

Vocal Music, Poetry

Music Composition, Needlework, Spinning, Cooking, Baking

Heraldry

Leather working, armoring

Wood joinery

Brewing

I specialize in wood carving, joinery, turning and bow making. I make and carve furniture and smaller items, including tableware, cookware, vessels, chairs, thrones, boxes, coronets. I have a medieval style lathe and I know how to use it.

Leatherwork, tooling, forming, sewing, leather hardening, metal casting in soapstone molds, arrowmaking, cooking, especially outdoor camp cooking. I have been involved in running activities for children and have researched games and pastimes. I can sew, tablet weave, sing, write in two hands, brew, make candles. I often work as a voice herald. I can counsel on names and devices. I can plan and execute.

Weaving

Glass beadmaking, various forms of fiber manipulation, clothing (Norse, Anglo-Saxon, some ME)

Material culture of several SCA periods, calligraphy (NOT illumination), SCA culture, and jewelry.

Costume

Metalwork and glass beads

Pottery

Costume

Clothing construction of Iron Age Finland, Norse, Slavic, 14&15th Century Western Europe (emphasis on ruffled veils), 16th century middle class clothing of England.

Bronze coil work of Iron Age Finland, begging embriodery, Viking Age life (wood carving, cooking and generally learning things a good Norseman needed to survive)

Calligraphy and Illumination

Needlework

Lace

Calligraphy & Illumination

Horsemanship and Hippology

Cooking, Medieval Agriculture, almost anything animal related. Mexica Culture

Moneying

Book Binding

Costuming - German and Middle-Eastern

Current and previous nerdtastic interests
1) early 16thC Germanic clothing and hats.
2) misc draped clothing of Ancient to 16thC India.

Cooking

Costume, Needlework

Patterning, costuming. Esp 9-10th c Slavic, 12-14th c French, and 15th c German. Research.

Anything that puts said costume in context, general studies in the above periods.

European Dance

Metal working in generally, specifically armoring, but also repousse and etching.

Woodworking, leathercraft

Blademaking, Brewing

Jewelry, Cooking

Needlework

Bardic, heraldry

Camp furniture, pavilions, history of science.

Instrumental Music

Costume

European Dance (No English Country)

Sewing and sewing techniques, pattern drafting/draping, costuming, particularly for but not limited to 16th and 14th European; except for landsknecht styles (just not my cup of tea…)

Also very interested in European medieval and renaissance social history and women’s history.

Dance, music, leatherworking (mostly shoemaking) and feast presentation (i.e. historical serving of feasts).

Ceramics, historical cooking, metalworking.

Needlework

"Enrichment of the Current Middle Ages environment"

Plays

Historical divination practices. Amulets/Talismans/Charms

Costuming, Dance, Cooking

STUFF, mostly early period

YES

Metalworking, specializing in weapons.

Music and Dance

Costume

Cooking

Cooking: 16th century Hungarian and Dutch

Equestrian accoutrements, Block printing, embroidery

Medieval cooking and use of medieval cooking equipment.

Willing to try anything at least once!

Woodworking

Textiles and Textile research

Storytelling

Fine Arts, Shield Painting

All things glass.

Bone carving. Leatherwork.

Jewelry / Metalwork

Brewing

Illumination

Religious symbolism, Study of saints, Inkle weaving,
History, and making of puppets

Armor, Costume, Needlework

Poetry, Storytelling, Jewelry, Leatherwork, Enamels, Ceramics, Cooking, Illumination, Calligraphy

I was laureled for jewelry and to a lesser extent bardic. My secondary area is period theatre. While I no longer practice jewelry and bardic (for different reasons), I still am interested in them, and sometimes still study them. I am one of the founders of the Golden Stag Players, hence the interest in theatre.

I've done leatherwork, and really don't do much due to arthritis issues. I am interested in many forms of art, however. Some things you pick up by osmosis (my wife is a calligrapher and illuminator, an embroiderer, etc. for example ...).

Fine Art, specifically drawing/painting, and creation of paints, and calligraphy/illumination.

Woodwork, hat making, martial arts theory and traditional techniques.

Embroidery and mosaic.

Needlework

Hat-blocking has been mentioned but that is just the most recent symptom of my interest in the world of the Codex Manesse, (the early 14th Century Minnesinger manuscript). This would include clothing, dress accessories, food, activities, and the aforementioned minnesong.

Generally anything that makes tourney living, (i.e. camping), more enjoyable and gracious within the context of our game. This has at various times included cooking, furniture, tentage, and leather- & metalwork.

Bardic Arts

Singing, writing, researching, storytelling, poetry…

Armor

Costuming

Costume, Needlework

Lace, Weaving, Cooking, Baking

Armor

Photography

Costume, Needlework, Lace, Weaving, Spinning, Dyeing

Plays, Jewelry, Ceramics

Tentmaking, woodworking, lutherie

Leatherwork, brewing, storytelling, instrumental music

Archery

Armor

Performance Magic, Historical Theater/Commedia dell'Arte

Period Cooking, Leather Work, Piercework Jewelry

Early Modern Spain, especially the food, and cheese.

Clothing, needlework, miscellaneous textiles

Miscellaneous Elizabethan/Jacobean stuff (needlework, lace-making, costuming, calligraphy/Illumination)

Exploring my Scandinavian roots means learning a new aesthetic and skills: tablet weaving, naalbinding. Also have been learning harp.

Norse, Textiles, Costume, Embroidery, Weaving, Spinning

Needlework

Heraldry

Embroidery, needlework ...

I am a smith. Black and silver.

Ceramics, woodworking, sewing, and armouring

Bardic (my own original songs, some filk), 12th/ 13th c. period trobaritz studies, medieval women's studies.

Period poetry styles, OOP traditional Irish/ Scots music, prepping for bardic competitions, Norse culture

Costume, Calligraphy, Illumination

Armor, Jewelry, Leatherwork, Cooking

Diverse Arts, including Embroidery and Painting.

Largess, foraging (for craft and edible goods), leatherworking, and fiber arts.

Probably research, focusing on early medieval northern Europe. But also into whatever I'm curious about at the moment.

I sew, cook, embroider, do calligraphy, have been known to try woodworking, light jewelry making, etc. I'm curious and will generally try anything once.

Embroidery

Music Composition and Performance

Poetry, Dance, Onomastics

Cooking

Bardic arts. While I can mentor period poetry forms, most of my focus is on the process of writing to meet the needs of audience or patron.

I am working on getting back to C&I, which I used to enjoy doing before life and career took too much time and space away.

Coin making

Pottery, woodworking

Poetry, research, and teaching.

I also cook and am learning metalwork and leatherwork.

Baking (The Master Baker)

Bardic Arts

Needlework

Jewelry

Fine arts (painting, sculpture), clothing, illumination.

Renaissance and classical literature, cooking, food sculpture, dance (pri. middle eastern).

Costume

Voice Heraldry

Spinning, Weaving, Dyeing

Pageantry

Jewelry

Clothing, fiber arts, ceramics in 15th & 16th century Northern Europe.

Sewing fun, practical clothing, including hats. Dyeing, spinning, and knitting wool. Brick stitch embroidery. Wood block printing on paper. Calligraphy and painting. Instrumental and vocal music, especially Italian madrigals.

Costume

woodworking, leatherwork, music, falconry, Norse stuff

woodworking, leatherwork, music, falconry, Norse stuff

Armor

Needlework

Costume

Cooking

Currently I am focusing on my embroidery, especially working towards a better understanding of Goldwork and stumpwork.

I am playing around with making leather bound journals.

Spinning, Weaving, Dyeing

Bardic and Costuming (basically Theater)

Embroidery, Weaving, Woodworking, Calligraphy

Jewelry

Juggling

Vocal Music, European Dance, Spinning, Weaving, Dyeing, Herbalism, Costume, Needlework

Broadcloth weaving

Spinning, fiber processing, weaving, embroidery, clothing, crochet

Instrumental Music

Natural dyeing and parchment making

Tablet weaving, soap making, pigment lake making, dye gardening, flax growing and processing. I'm also about to dive into vitreous painting, the mediveal painted glass technique, and expect to add that to my stained glass interest.

Costume

Calligraphy, Illumination

Goldsmithing

Calligraphy and illumination

Brewing

Wood Joinery

Falconry and Lampworking

leatherworking, jewelry, and brewing

Needlework

Costume

Middle Eastern dance

Armor

Vocal Music, Storytelling, Jewelry, Moneying, Ceramics, Cooking, Baking, Brewing, Illumination, Calligraphy

Plays, Armor, Glassmaking

Fiber Arts

Jewelry

Calligraphy, Illumination

Weaving / Fiber Arts

Instrumental Music

Tanning, tawwing, parchment

Leatherwork, illumination, stained glass

Dance: Italian, Comprehensive

I also do historical cooking. My biggest accomplishment being translating a rather small cookbook from Italian to English and doing some of the recipes.

Calligraphy & Illumination

Calligraphy, falconry

Woodworking and metalworking

Dance

Armor

Illumination

Embroidery

Armor

Juggling

Soaps, candles, brooms, Animal Husbandry: slaughtering

Fermented stinkies

Cooking, scribing, costume

A little of everything, really - I'm a dabbler.

Embroidery & needlelace

Anything fiber.

Jewelry, Enamels, Needlework

Herbalism, Costume, Spinning, Cooking, Illumination, Calligraphy

Research into the art, history and culture of pre-17th century Japan.

Costume

Pottery

Research

Early engineering, lace making

Costuming, fiber arts, miniatures/dioramas, wreath making

Embroidery (early period)

Tablet weaving, viking caps, and hoods

Vocal Music, Music Composition, Instrumental Music, Poetry, Storytelling, Cooking, Baking, Brewing

European Dance, Middle Eastern, Dance, Magic, Plays, Moneying, Blademaking, Wood Joinery, Leatherwork, Soap, Herbalism, Ceramics, Costume, Needlework, Weaving, Spinning, Dyeing, Baskets, Calligraphy

Middle Eastern Dance, Leatherwork, Illumination, Calligraphy

Wood Carving, Wood Joinery

Illumination, Calligraphy

Pigments, Soap, Costume, Dyeing, Baskets

Costume

Metalworking: Armor with a focus on 13th through 15th Century.

Woodwork, Viking and Medieval material culture.

Poetry

Costuming (7th c. Kentish Anglo-Saxon, 10th c. Danish, 15/16th c. Brittany), Research

Cooking, Tablet Weaving

Instrumental music research, focus on harp.

Instrumental music performance, harp and woodwinds. Calligraphy and Illumination.

Music Composition, Instrumental Music, Poetry, Storytelling, Costume, Needlework, Cooking

Vocal Music, Pigments Lace, Weaving, Spinning, Dyeing, Baking, Illumination, Calligraphy, Research & Welsh Stuff

Illumination and Calligraphy

Russian Costuming

Illumination

Poetry, Plays, Pigments, Costume, Cooking, Calligraphy

Deep dive research

Cooking, 1460s Tuscan costuming, jewelry making, pewter casting, silk painting

Calligraphy, Illumination

Tablet Weaving

Embroidery, sewing, jewelry, woodworking, norse studies, blacksmithing, brewing, baking, heraldry

Armor

Medieval Eastern European/Slavic/Rus research, clothing, and culture

Tablet weaving, Norse/Viking Age research

Armor

Byzantine Culture

Moneying

My current specialty is the study of historical textile techniques, their physical, social, economic, and cultural context, and their place in women's history. These techniques include every step that is needed to go from field to fabric in cotton, flax, and wool.

I'm particularly interested in the study of European Spindle spinning, both with spindle and wheel, and the accompanying preparation techniques needed. I've also made an extensive study of European "narrow wears" including Bandweaving and Pinnaband (this is a specialized form of Sprang to make very narrow and elastic bands used for garters, belts, suspenders, etc.)

15th-16th century English and Italian clothing construction and fashion history. My masterwork was on Italian supportive under garments (think corsets, but not really) in the 16th century, and French Hood construction.

11th-13th-century clothing of Western Europe.

10th C. Norse homesteading

Undergarments and accessories from most any time period

Tablet Weaving

Costume research and construction: Viking age Finnish, 15th c. Flemish, all regions and times Norse. Illumination.

Cooking and cuisines, Clothing, and Research into the Islamic world

Art of the Islamic world Knitting in Fatimid thru Mamluk Egypt and al-Andalus Silk Roads and Maritime Spice Routes Bronze Age Canaanites and Phoenicians Calligraphy and illumination And more…

Costuming

Calligraphy, illumination, embroidery, glass beads

Calligraphy and Illumination

Scribal arts, leatherworking, martial arts.

Shoes

Calligraphy, brewing, cooking, naalbinding

Dyeing, spinning, heavy combat, research and documentation

Calligraphy, Illumination

Cooking, Baking, Charcuterie

Costuming

I have what is called a "general" laurel. I enhance the period look of what we do in the West. I find something that looks interesting and figure it out.

I have painted massive tents down to period (a dozen or so); illuminated ceiling tiles; costuming; period horse hair helmet lining; grand assiette gambesons; fencing clothing; made pavilions and sunshades; some ceramics. The last couple of years my focus has been to help and grow the rapier community, so I help people with making clothing and things we need for the community and the events.