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Friday

Naalbinding Round Table

Whether new or experienced, bring your projects, ideas, problems and solutions to share with each other. New and very new naalbinders welcome.

Class length – at least 1 hr
Class size – all welcome
Cost – none
Facilitator – Sir Edward the Red

Saturday

Blacksmith

Fire Striker or a Utility Knife (a very small knife, blade 1.5″ long)

You will learn to use an anvil, hammer, bellows, blower and tongs. We will work on techniques such as tapering, flattening, bending, twisting, heat treating (hardening and tempering) and selective cooling. Knives will be tempered Saturday night (baked in a toaster oven -attendance not required). Leather gloves, natural fibre clothing, safety glasses and closed toe shoes are required.

Class length – 2 hours
Class size – 4
Cost – $10
Instructors – Penda and Sibylla

Class is limited to teens and adults. Please note the safety equipment required.

3 Piece Cutlery set – Part 1

You will learn to use an anvil, hammer, bellows, blower and tongs. We will use both coal and charcoal and learn techniques such as tapering, flattening, bending, twisting, heat treating (hardening and tempering) and selective cooling. Leather gloves, natural fibre clothing, safety glasses and closed toe shoes are required.

We have had many requests to do this class so we are accepting up to 6. If we get that many, people will have to share forge/anvil time depending on what stage of the project they are at. No more than 4 people should be working at the same time so there may be some standing around waiting or returning later.

The general plan is making the knife from 12 to 2:30 and tine from 2:30 to 5 on Saturday. Everyone needs to have a knife made by the end of the day Saturday so we can temper them in a toaster oven that night (attendance not required). Sunday we will work on the spoon (the hardest item to make) and people can work on their sets until the end of the day. We will buff/wax the sets up with an electric drill and brass wheel as they are finished.

Class length – 5 hours plus time on Sunday
Class size – 6
Cost: $30
Instructors – Penda and Sibylla
This class is limited to adults only. Please note the safety equipment required. There is a 2 day time requirement as well in order to complete this class.

Kumihimo

A brief history of kumihimo followed by an intro to some braiding techniques. Participants will be provided a braiding disc and embroidery floss to use.

Class length – 1 hr
Class size – 10
Cost – none
Instructor – Sara Barrington

Spinning Linen

Learn the tricks needed to successfully spin linen. We will spin a couple different kinds . This is a 2 hour class. The first part will be a discussion and the second part will be hands on.hands on. Please bring a drop spindle and a small dish for water.

Other optional tools: distaff, dishtowel, wear a belt.

This is not a beginner learn to spin class. You must have basic spinning knowledge on how to draft and spin a single on a drop spindle.

Class length – 2 hr
Class size –
Cost – $10
Instructor- Aibhilin kennari fra Skye.

~~Making a Stone Cabochon by Hand.~~ Cancelled

This is a hands-on class, in which, not only the stone, but all the materials needed, from start to finish, are supplied.

You will be provided with instruction on the process, and guidance on shaping, and finishing.

The goal of the class is that, after initial shaping, you are allowed to work at your own pace and, with my help, you end the event with a high gloss finished cabochon.
You will be working, throughout the event, with finer and finer grit sandpaper on your stone, but this process is one you can take with you; to other classes, or back to your own camp.
Your work on the stone, aiming for a high gloss finish, continues throughout the entire event, as I will make myself available for consultation, and aid in advancement, for most of each and every day, at my own campsite.

Because FOOL is always such an amazing event, filled with so many wonderful activities, I realize that some may not find the time during the weekend to arrive at the final, high gloss, finish the class is aiming for. Because of this, I am offering those participants who show they have worked on their cabochon, but just haven’t had the time to finish it, the opportunity to seek me out and reach the class goal at other camping events in the season.

Please bring a tea towel, hand towel or similar, that can get dirty.

Class length – 2 hrs on Saturday – personal consultation available afterwards all weekend
Class size – 15. Minimum age is 16
Cost – $10
Instructor – Cesare Ambrogino di Salvazzi

Stained Glass Studio

Two-day open workshop for beginners to stained glass. Participants will learn the fundamentals of the copper foil method for creating stained glass art. Participants may choose from six unique designs and take home a completed handmade piece at the end of the event. Participants will be introduced to glass-cutting techniques, the use of a glass grinder, foil and solder a glass suncatcher to catch the light at home.

Class length – drop in Saturday and/or Sunday
Class size – 10 Teens and Adults only
Cost – $20-$40 depending on glass used
Instructor – Baroness Sciath

SCA Stuff Exchange!

Do you have garb, gear, accessories, tools, or other supplies that you aren’t using any more? Help them find a happy new home! Bring and arrange your items between 11 and 11:30 am on Saturday, you don’t have to stay with them. Browse and take away new-to-you items between 11 and 12:30!Between 12 and 12:30 come back and retrieve any items that haven’t found a new home.

All items left at the end of the exchange, must be picked up by the original owner.

Class length – 1 hour plus
Class size – drop in for all
Cost – all items are free to hoard, love or trade
Facilitator – Eyrny

Mustard

Students will learn about medieval mustard recipes and make their own mustard. French mustard is close to an early medieval recipe, we will make something similar to modern yellow mustard and a few that are very different.

Class length – 1 hr
Class size – 10
Cost – $2
Instructor – Lucia de Enzinas

Sausage Making

Have you ever wondered how the sausage is made? Come to this class and season and stuff some sausage for yourself.

Modern techniques used, but period techniques discussed.

You will end up with around 2 pounds of sausages.

Class length – 2 hrs
Class size – 8. age 12 and over please
Cost – $5
Instructor – Penn de Moranza

Delightful Dairy (cheese and butter make and take)

Join us to make “Farmers cheese” and fresh butter, just in time for dinner! In this class the intention is that you’ll have enough of both butter and cheese to take back to camp and share (or not, we won’t judge you).

Allergy note: This is exclusively cow dairy milk.

Class length – 2 hrs
Class size – 8
Cost – yes, TBD
Instructor – Maggie Foubert

Quillwork on Birchbark

Discover the traditional art of porcupine quillwork in this hands-on workshop. Participants will learn how to soften and weave quills into birch bark to create intricate designs, just as Indigenous artisans have done for generations. This workshop offers a meaningful connection to cultural traditions and natural materials, fostering creativity and appreciation for this unique craft.

This class is beginner friendly and open to all skill levels. Materials provided include Birch Bark, porcupine quills, tweezers, scissors, floral foam.

Class length – 3 hrs
Class size – 8. minimum age 16
Cost – $15 or honorarium (please go to details on the event FB page)
Instructor – Ren Mihko Piisim

Brigit’s Basics – Eyelets

Where there is lacing, there are eyelets! Whether it be the front of your gown, the top of your hose, or your tie-on sleeves – you’ll need eyelets to put your laces through. This short class will cover the basics on the period techniques of hand-sewing eyelets.

Class length – 1 hr
Class size – 10
Cost – none
Instructor – Baroness Brigit Larkin

Bird on the Hand – An Exploration of Falconry, It’s History and Practice

This class will present a brief history of falconry from the earliest historical record, an overview of how falconry was practised during the Middle Ages, and include an exploration of the practical side of falconry, both in-period and mundanely. There will be time after class for questions, and there will be at least one raptor present.

This class will be held at the instructor’s campsite. Please bring your camp chair.

Class length – 2 hours
Class size – 15-20
Cost – none
Instructor – Kitta Mjoksiglandi

Hawk Walk

Come for a hawk walk in the woods with Kitta and her feathered friend. This will be an unstructured class with an opportunity for questions, possible interaction with a raptor, and time/space for photos.

Class length – 1 hr
Class size – 10
Cost – none
Instructor – Kitta Mjoksiglandi

Summer is Icumin in- Learn to Sing

This is no Row, Row, Row Your Boat! Come learn the oldest European round we know – 13th century classic, Sumer is icumin in. We’ll take a quick look at the notation and a modern English translation, and then learn to sing it together.

You do NOT need to be able to read music! Please bring a pencil.

Note: This class will be held outside, at the instructors campsite “Harpy Hall”. Please meet there and bring a chair.

Class length – 1 hr
Class size – all welcome
Cost – none
Instructor – Olwyn verch Pádraig

Fabric For Dummies

Does your fabric confuse you? Is it too “floppy”? Did your last garb shrink three sizes in the wash? Did it GROW? Do pattern diagrams confuse you, or words like “bias” and “grain” make you break a cold sweat? Fear not! All will be explained! Come and learn about how fabric works, the different kinds of fabric and fibre, and how to make it all work for YOU!

Class length – 1 hr
Class size – All Welcome
Cost – none
Instructor – Laura Battista

Storytelling for Fun and Persona Development

Class length – 2 hours
Class size – All Welcome
Cost – none
Instructor- Margrét Junc

Everything Sourdough – Make and Take

Have you ever wanted to learn how to make your own sourdough starter? Want to know how to make bread from scratch? This 2-hour lesson will teach you the foundations of baking a medieval-style bread using modern techniques that you can apply in your home kitchen, or modify for use over a campfire.

Phase 1: Each participant will make their own baby sourdough starter with instructions on how to keep it alive and make it grow so you too can make fresh bread at home anytime.

Phase 2: Each participant will observe a lesson on how bread is made using sourdough starter, then they will make their own loaves using standardized yeast. The dough will be allowed to rise over the next few hours while attending other classes, and baked off by the Instructor as each loaf fully proofs, just in time for the 3PM class on Butter and Cheese Making (hint hint)!

All participants are welcome to instead take their dough back to their camps to proof and bake off.

Material fee includes recipes, mason jar with lid, sourdough starter, varied sizes of bread/loaf pans (most can be taken home), and all ingredients to make one loaf of bread or pan of buns. Participants are encouraged to bring aprons, hair coverings, and non-open-toed shoes.

ALLERGY ALERT: this class is NOT gluten-free; please do not attend if you are sensitive to gluten.

Class length – 2 hrs
Class size – 6
Cost – $10
Instructor – Lady Meredyth Llwellyn

How to make your archery equipment behave

Arrow selection and construction tips, bow tuning, and shot fundamentals to improve your scores.

Class length – 1-1.5 hrs
Class size – All Welcome
Cost – none
Instructor – Graem de Cherbourg

So You’d Like To Be a Chatelaine?

In this class we will review what the office of the Chatelaine is all about, including a breakdown of all the responsibilities. We’ll also learn how to talk with new folk and review what’s working in modern demos.

Class length – 1 hr
Class size – All Welcome
Cost – None
Instructor – Honorable Lord Nagayori

Bardic Workshop

Please bring a bardic piece (song, story, or poem) that you would like to workshop. This can be for tips on performing, composition/editing, or any other aspect you’d like to focus on. Attendees wool work together to provide help and constructive feedback.

Class length – 2 hrs
Class size – All Welcome
Cost – None
Instructor – Ollamh Emer nic Aidan

Embossing and Printing Velvet

Come out and learn a new technique! In this class we will go over some basics about velvet, the materials recommended for embossing and printing on velvet and what makes it tricky. Students will get a chance to try a couple different techniques and walk away with samples to help remember what they liked best.

Class length – 1 hr
Class size – 6 ages 16 and older
Cost – $2
Instructor – Nicole Campana

Beginners’ Carving Stone with Artair

This is a class for beginners in the art of stone carving by hand. This class will cover some history of stone-carving how to choose the correct stone for your project, the necessary tools and how to used them safely, and how to start a project.
Your first piece should be something fairly simple. If you are interested in taking this class and have an idea what you’d like to carve, send me an email with some pictures in advance and I’ll let you know if it’s workable. (email skbudge@golden.net)
Basic beginner’s tools and equipment:

Please bring – a cloth bag or old pillowcase, half filled with sand (hardware store should have this),Safety goggles, pencil, carbon paper and a 1″ – 1 1/2″ paintbrush

Tools included in materials cost- custom made round mallet, 3 basic steel chisels, roll up wrap and bib apron

Stone provided (Indiana limestone similar to British Freestone), and 400 grit sandpaper for honing chisels

Saturday classes will cover introduction to tools and safe use, choosing your stone, transferring your design and how to start to carve. The Sunday classes will be for continuing to carver and consultation with instructor.

Class length – 2 hrs
Class size –
Cost – $85
Instructor – Artair

Paper Making

Friday evening pulp prep – casual and messy

Saturday overview history and tools

Sunday or Saturday Preparing paper for calligraphy Illumination and calligraphy on handmade paper -HL Issa

Notes: Paper making tent open when green meeple , red meeple closed.

Dry erase will have updated class times.

Wear clothing that can get wet. Arms will get wet upto elbows.

The Bucket List

Doesn’t everybody need a bucket for their bucket list? This year, we’ll help you create a 12” high bucket, using a selection of easily found power tools and specialty items

Clas length – 9 am 5 pm. (but we should be done much earlier because jigs!)
Number of participants: 6
Material cost:$40
Instructors: Skalli and Adnar

A Beginner’s Guide to Leather Seams

Baron Henry will review common leather seam arrangements and methods of binding. Participants will have hands-on instruction on how to execute common leather stitches. Tools for 6 participants, but more can join as auditors.

This class will be held at the Ramshaven Commons shade

Class length – 1 hr
Class size – 6 active participants, auditors welcome
Cost -none
Instructor – Baron Henry

Ealdormere Leather Workers Guild Open workshop

Bring your questions and projects and join Baron Henry and any other Guild members for some communal open workshop time. Beginner to advanced makers – everyone is welcome. If there is time and opportunity in the afternoon, we can continue the open workshop.

This class will be held at the Ramshaven Commons shade

Class length – 2 hrs
Class size – All Welcome
Cost -none
Facilitator – Baron Henry

More Than Mystics and Wanderers: The Romani in History and SCA persona

The Romani people have long been misrepresented in art and pop culture, but what was their real place in medieval and Renaissance society? This class explores their roles, professions, and interactions in pre-1600 Europe while offering guidance on creating an accurate, respectful SCA persona. Topics include historical context, practical tips, and avoiding stereotypes.

Class length- 1 hr
Class size – All Welcome
Cost – none
Instructor – Tshaya of Little Egypt

Red Bay, Labrador, Summer Camp for 16th Century Basque Whalers

During the 16th Century Basque Whalers travelled to the Gulf of Saint Lawrence to hunt whales. Red Bay, Labrador was the first identified site of the annual summer Basque whaling camps and the only site for which there has been extensive archaeological investigations done.

Recently Dame Cristabell Wensleydale and Meister Wilhelm von Pottruff were given access to the personal artifacts and clothing of the Basque whalers from the archaeological investigations along with the archive of related reports. From this they have designed and put together an as accurate as possible complete sets of 16^th Century Basque Whaler outfits for the Parks Canda interpreters at the historical site.

This class reviews the history of the site, the importance of the site along with the initial findings from the review of artifacts.

Class length – 1 hr
Class size – all welcome
Cost – none
Instructors – Dame Cristabell Wensleydale and Meister Vilhelm von Pottruff

Elizabethan Monochrome Embroidery (Blackwork)

We’ll explore a style of very late period English embroidery, often also called “blackwork

Class length- 1 hr
Class size – All Welcome – minimum age 12
Cost – none
Instructor – Constance of Caldrithig

llumination Shading Techniques

Description: Learn some of the history and techniques behind illumination shading to keep your colours vibrant and avoid muddying your palette. Includes discussion on Cennino Cennini’s approach of tinting colours in three tones, layering complications, cross hatching, and whitework. Bring any works in progress for feedback and suggestions.

Materials will be provided or bring your own paints and brushes.

Length – 1hr
Class size – 8
No fee.
Instructor – Mistress Ana Yanka

Sunday

Blacksmith

Fire Striker/Utility Knife

You will learn to use an anvil, hammer, bellows, blower and tongs. We will work on techniques such as tapering, flattening, bending, twisting, heat treating (hardening and tempering) and selective cooling. Knives will be tempered Sunday night (baked in a toaster oven -attendance not required). Leather gloves, natural fibre clothing, safety glasses and closed toe shoes are required.

Class length: 2 hours
Class size: 4
Cost: 10$
Instructors: Penda and Sibylla

This class is limited to teens and adults. Please note the safety equipment required.

3 Piece Cutlery Set – Part 2 continued

This is a continuation of the Saturday class. You must be registered in the Saturday class to access forge time and instruction for this project on Sunday. Forge time will be available from 12pm until everyone is finished. Please book Sunday times with the instructors.

Kumihimo

A brief history of kumihimo followed by an intro to some braiding techniques. Participants will be provided a braiding disc and embroidery floss to use.

Class length – 1 hr
Class size – 10
Cost – none
Instructor -Sara Barrington

Dust off that Tablet Weaving Loom

Learn or re-learn how to fast warp, create a pattern, and solve common problems.

Bring a phone or tablet to follow along the class plan: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dM4LcBjdV2Ga9Gp_Gx7Uc-UOhEOUeIjhehA5shsb98Y/edit?usp=sharing

Please bring the following items to the class
Your loom
Your cards
Your string, minimum 2 colours, 3 is better, 4 is fun too
Your shuttle
A simple pencil
A short piece of dowel, around ½” diameter, but anything that strong works, including a stick.
Scissors

Class length – 2 hours
Class size-
Cost- none
Instructor – Eyrny

Overview of Norse Food Stuff

What food would Odin recognise? How do we know?

Class length – 1 hr
Class size – open
Cost – none
Instructor – Aibhilin kennari fra Skye.

Introduction to the Pole Lathe

This class will cover the basics of how a pole lathe works, what tools are useful and how to use them. While the class size is limited to 4 active participants, observers are welcome.

Class length – 2 hrs
Class size – 4
Cost – None
Instructor – Sir Edward the Red

Stained Glass Studio (continued)

Class length – drop in Saturday and/or Sunday
Class size – 10 (total for both days) Teens and Adults only
Cost – $20-$40 depending on glass used
Instructor – Baroness Sciath

Introduction to Bobbin Lace

Come learn to cross and twist thread into beautiful multipurpose lace that can elevate your garb or your bookmarks. Basic supplies will be provided, but you are encouraged to bring your own.

Class length – 2 hrs
Class size – 8
Cost – loan of supplies available for the class or bring your own
Instructor – Mistress Amelye Merriman

Brigit’s Basics – Pleating

Box pleats, knife pleats and cartridge pleats are all period ways of gathering a big fabric piece into a smaller fabric piece. This class will cover a simple technique for putting in knife pleats and box pleats.

Class length – 2 hrs
Class size – 10
Cost – none
Instructor – Baroness Brigit Larkin

Drawing Curves

Learn how to draw curves for drafting patterns using both every day objects and fancy rulers.

Class length – 1 hr
Class size – 10 ages 10 and up
Cost – none
Instructor – Isabella von Sachen

Your Voice and How to Use It

How to prepare your voice for long term and intense use like hearalding, bardic singing and teaching. How to maintain its strength and after care.

Class length – 1 hr plus
Class size – 10 ages 10 and up
Cost – none
Instructor – Isabella von Sachen

Hawk Walk

Class length – 1 hr
Class size – 10
Cost – none
Instructor -Kitta Mjoksiglandi

Ghosts of the Middle Ages

People in medieval Europe viewed ghosts a bit differently than we do today. This class will go over how ghosts were viewed by the general public, what the priests had to say on the matter, and how things changed over time.

I will also be telling a ghost story or two, and encourage others to learn and tell their own!

Class length – 1 hr plus
Class size – no limit but 13 and older only please
Cost – none
Instructor – FroweDorothea af Holm

Who Is Odin Anyway

A Casual Presentation about the chief deity of the Norse Pantheon.

Class length – 1 hr
Class size – open but participants must be 18 or older
Cost – None
Instructor -Lidr Land-Akason

Sewing Workshop

There will be sewing machines, a serger, and other sewing equipment available, some patterns to use to start a new project, work on a project, trouble shoot an issue etc. This is a drop in class, available to people 8 years and older. Please bring your ideas, fabric, mock up fabrics, patterns you might already have for this project and any personal tools like sewing kits, scissors etc. you might wish to use. There will be experienced seamstresses or tailors available all day to help you with your projects.

Class length – All Day
Class size – open – drop in limited to ages 8 and up
Cost none
Instructors – will depend on when you attend, on who is helping

Story Telling For Fun and Persona Development

Storytelling is part of the broader tradition of oral history, found across the world since time immemorial. In this workshop, we will be discussing the importance of story and who/where/why/how to tell them. We will explore how story can be used to share knowledge and why it’s valuable. Oral histories are an important resource for accurate historical re-enactment and for preserving the knowledge of the SCA itself. The session is informed by Indigenous storytelling scholars such as Jo-ann Archibald. I am gearing the content to bards/archivists, historical researchers, and/or pointy hats from beginner to advanced. All levels of interest are welcome and encouraged. By the end of this class, attendee should be coming away with an understanding of how to tell a story, the importance and ethics of story, and how to use story in persona development/research.

Class Length – 2 hrs
Class size – all welcome
Cost – none
Instructor- Margrét Junc

Glass etching make and take – 2+1 hours

In this workshop, participants will learn how to etch glass using acid etching cream, decorating either a glass cup or an item they can bring to the workshop. Before class, consider the design you would like to use as a stencil, which can include your heraldry, or use one of the stencils provided. Participants are recommended to bring gloves and face masks to limit exposure to the glass etching cream.

Class length – 3 hours total
Class size – 5 – ages 18 and older
Cost: $5 (if they bring their own item to etch), or $10 (if using a provided item)
Instructor – Baroness Sciath

Custom Dress Dummy Pt 1: The Tapening

If you’ve ever wanted to make your own custom dress dummy, but lacked the confidence to try it on your own with only YouTube as your guide, join two experienced dummies for a walk through and hands on taping class. In this class we will split into pairs to tape each other into a duct tape duplicate of our torsos for the purpose of creating a custom dress dummy. This is part 1. Students will need to bring a snug fitting t-shirt that will be lost to the process and two (new) rolls of duct/duck tape – the type fighters use. Total length should be around 80m. Auditors are welcome. Notes will be provided.

Class length – 2 hrs
Class size – 12 limited to ages 16 and older
Cost – none but you will need to bring 1 snug fitting t-shirt which will be consumed and 2 rolls of duct tape with at least 80 metres total length
Instructors – Constance of Caldrithig and Yael bat Shiloh mibeit haMaayan

Custom Dress Dummy pt 2: The Stuffing

Now that we have a duck-tape double, we’ll discuss next steps. We’ll discuss how to add a stand, how to and what to stuff with. Anyone who wants to stuff their dummy now can bring either 10lbs of polyfill, or six(ish) cans of expanding foam for large gaps. Part 1 is not a prerequisite for this class.

Class length – 2 hrs
Class size – all welcome limited to 16 and older. (observers welcome)
Cost – none but you will need to bring 10lbs of polyfil or 6 cans of expanding foam
Instructors – Constance of Caldrithig and Yael bat Shiloh mibeit haMaayan

Moneyers AGM

Come and join the Royal Moneyer’s Guild of Ealdormere as we have our annual general meeting! New moneyers and those simply interested in what we do are welcome to attend. Agenda will be: -Introduction of any new apprentices -Promotions to Journeymen and Fellows, as needed -Voting on New Guild Officers -Discussion of Guild Finances -Projects (symbols of rank, primarily)

Class length – 1 hr
Class size – All Welcome
Cost – none
Facilitator – Dietrich von Sachsen

Tailoring a Tunic

Tunics may be made of simple shapes but there are many tricks to tailor a tunic to your unique body shape and get the fit you want! Tunics were used as both outer wear and underwear in all SCA periods, and subtle changes can be made to better fit your location/ time period as well.

Please bring a notebook/ paper and pencil/ pen, and measuring tapes if you have them

Class length – 2 hrs
Class size – 10
Cost – none
Instructor – Ollamh Emer nic Aidan

Come Dance With Us

As the class title says, we invite all gentles to dance with us! We’ll be teaching and calling period dances from the 15th and 16th centuries. This will be a very informally structured session so if you have a favourite dance you’d like to lead, we welcome you! All levels of experience are welcome, just come ready to have fun!

Class length – 2 hrs
Class size – All Welcome
Cost – none
Instructor- Sadb ingen Uí Fhaoladh and Philomena Lancione

Paper Making

Friday evening pulp prep – casual and messy

Saturday overview history and tools

Sunday or Saturday Preparing paper for calligraphy Illumination and calligraphy on handmade paper -HL Issa

Notes: Paper making tent open when green meeple , red meeple closed.

Dry erase will have updated class times.

Wear clothing that can get wet. Arms will get wet upto elbows.

Ah Canth Be Leaf It Was That Easy!”

Learn and practice Acanthus leaves among other decorative themes

Class length – 1 – 1.5 hrs
Class size – All Welcome
Cost – none
Instructor – Adnar

Capital Capitals

Learn and Practice Roman then Versal Capitals

Class length – 1 – 1.5 hrs
Class size – All Welcome
Cost – none
Instructor – Adnar

Open Scribal

A relaxed table for exploring or discussing scribal arts – all welcome, including drop-bys. A wide variety of materials are available to play with

Class length – 1-1.5 hrs
Class size – All Welcome
Cost – none
Instructor – Adnar