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Thru Archery March 22, 2008Better War
Thru Archery March 22, 2008
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Autocrat - Lady Brighid "Bride" ingen Liam (Lori Head)
larindy76@yahoo.com (317) 513-1576
Archery Marshal - Lady Caywick De'Everaux (Amy Hucks)
steorraholtsen@sbcglobal.net
317-373-8582
Merchant liaison - Lady Caywick De'Everaux (Amy Hucks)
steorraholtsen@sbcglobal.net
317-373-8582
Feastocrat - Cordelia de Barfleur (Mary Elmore)
mae@indy.net (317) 788-0950
Class Coordinator - Rebekah d'Avignon
rebekahdavignon@yahoo.com
Times are tentative and may be changed at the discretion of the range marshals
in charge and their excellencies of Sternfeld.
Range opens at 9am Open Warm Up Time!
930am Early Bird Shoot- with prize
For those hard core archers who cant wait to start shooting - our special
version of the early bird gets the worm!
10am High Roller Shoot - get your chips, roll the dice and shoot to win!
11am Duel Shoot - Neptune - with prize - take up your bow and take down your
challenger!
12 pm Feather Shoot - Thorgerd - team shoot!
1230pm Children's Sea Monster Shoot - with prize - save the prized goldfish of
Sternfeld from the evil sea monster!
1pm Remote Control Shoot - Bran - popular team shoot brought back from last
year!
2pm Novice Shoot - Arnora Snorradottir, Rivenstar
3pm Specialty Shoot - Populace VS Greenwood Company - lets see who will score
the best!
Glow in the Dark Shoot - (pending on time and site)
All day Royal Rounds and Winter Rounds ( Pending is IKACs)
If you would like to sponsor a shoot please email Caywick steorraholtsen@sbcglobal.net
with BWTA SHOOT in the title
Cuil Choluim will be doing a lunch
including a traveling cart out on the archery range so shooters don't have to
leave the range to go get food!
A winter style feast for 64 is planned. Performances during feast by John Ap Wynn, members of Subterranea, member's of the Tech High School Technician choir, and THL Mihri Deniz Yetim of the Blue Lotus Tribe
Courses for feast:
1) Bread, cheese, honey & herb butters, and spiced apple, onion and cheese,
spinach, cheese & ham, and chicken empanadillas.
2) Beef & bean vegetable soup (a vegetarian version will also be available)
3) Venison & beef stroganoff over rice w/almonds & raisins. Peas w/onions.
4) Glazed ribs w/braised onions and a cabbage salad.
5) Spice cake w/honey caramel glaze.
We will have members of Subterranea as entertainment during feast
Schedule
10:00 – 11:00 Introduction to double-faced tablet weaving with Branwen Scholastica
10:00 – 12:00 Egyptian Dance with THL Mihri Deniz Yetim
10:30 – 11:30 Fletching with Ld Bran
11:00 – 12:00 Garb Embellishment for the NON-Elizabethan with Ldy Jennet
11:00 – 12:00 Bowstring making with Rask Ulfbjorn
1:00 – 3:00 Scrolls and Illumination with Kimetha
1:00 – 2:00 Autocratting 101 with Ldy Jennet
2:00 - 4:00 Egyptian Dance with THL Mihri Deniz Yetim
2:00 – 3:00 Class on Customs and Courtesies in the SCA with Mistress Rhiannon
2:30 – 4:00 Garb Embellishment for the NON-Elizabethan with Jennett
3:30 – 4:30 Drop Spindle with Kimetha
Class Descriptions
-As period as you can Fletching
-How to hand tie your feathers and NOT go nuts..........by Bran
a) Knots and how not to use them.
b) To noc or not to noc....that is the question....
c) Where do I get those spiffy feathers?
d) To the right or to the left ?
e) How to sew on feathers without a needle.
f) How 12 oz. curls relive hand cramps...........
Attendees are required to bring 1 beat up arrow ( all feathers attached) for
class.
-Bow
string making with Rask Ulfbjorn
-Have
Loom, Will Tabletweave" by Branwen Scholastica, OL
Do you have an inkle loom but haven't gotten around to trying TW? Have you done
basic patterns on your loom but would like to try doublefaced TW? Then this is
the class for you! We'll meet for about an hour in the morning to get people
going, then I'll be available in the populace area for later pleas for help.
Bring two contrasting colors of size 10 crochet cotton because it is really much
easier to learn with than other fibers. If you have never warped a loom, bring
the loom and 12 cards. If you are ready for doublefaced, warp 4 cards Color X,
16 cards with two holes Color X and two Color Y, then 4 cards Color X
(alternating all cards threaded S then Z). (If your cards have ABCD markings,
use one color for AB and the second for CD.) Alas, no spare looms are availble
for the class, but I'll bring extra handouts. If you are already working on your
loom, bring your project and enjoy the company of other twisted and warped
individuals. Please email Branwen at branwenscholastica@ yahoo.com for any
questions.
Rebekah's Bench
Ambrosia Creations
Hedwigs Corner
Laughing Ottar
The Winged Rose
Viking Archery Supply
Amber Hammer Creations
There is still spaces available -call soon!
$7 for site and $10 for feast. Children 6-12 are $3.50 and 0-5 free.
From the north: Take I-465 E to I-70 E (EXIT 44A) toward COLUMBUS. Take the IN-9
exit (EXIT 104) toward MAXWELL / GREENFIELD. Merge onto N State St./IN-9 S
toward Greenfield. Turn left onto E. McKenzie Rd. Turn right onto N Apple Rd.
From the south: Take I-65 N to I-465 E (exit 106). Merge onto I-70 E (exit 44B)
toward Columbus , OH . Take exit 104 onto IN-9 toward Maxwell/Greenfield. Merge
onto N State St./IN-9 S toward Greenfield . Turn left onto E McKenzie Rd. Turn
right onto N Apple St .
From the west: Take I-70 E toward Columbus , OH . Take exit 104 onto IN-9 toward
Maxwell/Greenfield. Merge onto N State St./IN-9 S toward Greenfield . Turn left
onto E McKenzie Rd. Turn right onto N Apple St .
From the east: Take I-70 W toward Indianapolis . Take exit 104 onto IN-9 toward
Maxwell/Greenfield. Merge onto N State St./IN-9 S toward Greenfield . Turn left
onto E McKenzie Rd. Turn right onto N Apple St .
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Apple St&city=Greenfield&state=IN&zipcode=46140-1559&country=US&geodiff=1
