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Spinning |
Knitting |
Braiding |
Weaving |
Clothing |
Session 1 |
9:30-10:30 |
How to Document Adriana |
Constructing the Proper Medieval Purse Rhiannon |
Lace Net Darning Myfanwy |
Blackwork Bookmarks for Beginners Avitoria |
10th C. Clothing and Textiles in Britain Cathryn |
Session 2 |
10:30-Noon |
A Tactile Tour through the Spinning Fibers Fiadnata |
Classification of Textile Structures Phiala |
Lace Net Darning Cont. |
Tablet Woven Edgings Juliana |
Cut, Construction and Decoration of 10th. C. Kit – Cathryn |
LUNCH |
Noon-1:00 |
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Session 3 |
1:00-2:00 |
So, I'm Thinking about Getting a Fleece Brienna |
Medieval Egyptian Socks I Susanna |
Beginning Fingerloop Braiding Bedwyr |
Double Weave Tablet Weaving Juliana |
Decoration through Deconstruction Filipia |
Session 4 |
2:00-3:30 |
Supported Spinning Anne |
Medieval Egyptian Socks II Susanna |
Seven-loop Braids for Flexible Fingers Emmelyne |
Double Weave Tablet Weaving Cont. |
The Well-Dressed Mummy Mathilde |
BREAK |
3:30-4:00 |
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Session 5 |
4:00-5:00 |
Spinning with Raw Wool Anne |
Tacketed Bookbinding AElfswyth |
Accessorize your Documents with Tags and Seals Emmelyne |
Demystifying Snartemo Tablet Weaving Rosalind |
Decorative Embroidery for Garb Euriol |
Session 6 |
5:00-6:00 |
Where to Stick It (needlecase) Bedwyr |
Tacketed Bookbindind Cont. |
Sprang Gullveig |
Demystifying Snartemo Tablet Weaving Cont. |
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Introduction to Armoring – Gilchrist: 10am – Noon, outside in the pavilion |
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