[Moo] [Watchtower] [hartsbane] Demo at Wakefields School

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As a thought on an activity involving C&I, if bristol board was cut  into 
book marker size, and I have some quills I have made (out of dip ink though  and 
need to get more anyway). The kids could try their hand on calliging their  
name... A pad of graph paper could also be useful for more space or practice on  
how to callig... but they would get to try it hands on at any rate. 
 
What do you think...
--Blitha
 
In a message dated 5/22/2008 12:19:43 PM Eastern Daylight Time,  
sdcbennett at alumni.indiana.edu writes:

I was brining a  smattering of items.  Some for display and some for touch 
and feel.   When I spoke over email to Mr. Clubb, the teacher in charge, he  
stated: 
As regards what to bring, it would  be good for our students to gain an 
appreciation of the role of women in  medieval Europe. If you have displays of  
crafts that would be created by women, if you have any hands-on displays, if  you 
can show the day to day life of women of all social ranks, that would be  
great. 
I am also hoping that we might see  some hand-to-hand combat from the male 
contingent of SCA that are able to  attend our faire. This occurred last year 
and was very well received by our  students. 
With this in mind I  was planning on brining embroidery, inkle loom, C&I, 
heraldry, some  casting molds and tokens, plus books for display.  I was going to 
try and  get together a station that I could do where they can take something 
away with  me.  Still brainstorming, but probably something to do with  
heraldry.  If I can get my inkle up and going I was going to let them try  a turn 
at weaving as well.   
If there was a rapier  marshal I would be more than happy to fight as well, 
but I will bring display  of the late period civilian defense side of the  SCA. 
Rhonwen


 



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