Fall Collegium 2007  - Class Descriptions
DAY	BEGIN	END	# of hrs	TITLE	INSTRUCTOR	Long Description
Saturday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	15th Centruy Hats and Headdresses	Magdelene van de Velde	The 15th century produced fashions that were diverse, to say the least, and headgear war no exception.  Learn how to make a variety of hats, from modest to outlandish, to best complement your garb.  The class will consist of a pictorial survey, examples of reproductions made by the instructor, and tips on how to construct your own.  Some prior sewing experience would be helpful, but is not necessary.
Sunday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	A&S Officer Forum	Giuseppe Francesco da Borgia	A general round-table to discuss goals, challenges, and accomplishments within the Kingdom arts and sciences.
Saturday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	All about the Ministry of Youth	Siobhan na bhFeadh	If you are a current Minister of Youth, a deputy, or interested in figuring out what we do, this is the class for you.  We will go over all the rules, activity ideas, and resources available to be an effective Minister of Youth.
Sunday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Alternative Collars in Men's Doublets in the 15th and 16th Centuries	Æduin of Skye	We will go over alternatives to the plain band collar for men's doublets focusing on inset collars used in Italian and English clothing.  Pictures of period artwork will be brought in to show examples.  Step by step construction methods will be shown with tips and tricks to make it easier.  Students should have some experience in constructing late period men's doublets.
Saturday	4:00 PM	4:50 PM	1	Archery For Children	Suzanne de la Plaine	This class is for children ages 6-10 who would like to learn  to shoot a bow and arrow. No experience is necessary; however, children with experience are also welcome. Real bows and arrows will be used and there will be one-on-one supervision.  Loaner equipment will be available.
Saturday	5:00 PM	5:50 PM	1	Archery For Older Youth & Teens	Suzanne de la Plaine	This class is for children ages 11-15 who would like to learn  to shoot a bow and arrow. No experience is necessary; however, youth with experience are also welcome. Real bows and arrows will be used.   Loaner equipment will be available.
Saturday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Archery Form Analysis	Robert Lantersmith	Need to improve your form on the archery range?  This class will provide one on one instruction with some of the best archers in the Kingdom.  Learn the 12 steps of effective archery and have instructors watch your form for what you need to work on.  This is a great opportunity for those archers that are looking for a bit of instruction to improve their skills or are working on advancing in rank.  Archers should have a general understanding of form and be ready for constructive work with instructors to improve their form.  Students must be authorized in target archery.  Bring any archery equipment you have.  Loaner equipment will be available
Saturday	9:00 AM	12:50 PM	4	Armored Combat Marshalling 101	Caidan Marshallate	Basic Training for Combat Field Workers – Recommended for Marshal’s in Training and Marshals. This class will cover SCA and Caid heavy weapons combat marshalling, both on the tourney field, and in war scenarios. Includes combat archery rules and conventions, marshalling techniques and Caid-legal equipment Any age may attend the class, but some positions require you be age 18+ in order to do the job.
Saturday	10:00 AM	10:50 AM	1	Armory - Simple and Basic	Vivienne de Lampierre	What about those neat designs you see on all those banners, shields and clothing? During this class we will be discussing heraldic design concepts and how to design armory ("your device", the pictorial designs used) that can be registered within the SCA. Books, forms and consulting heralds will be available to help you choose a name and/or armory.
Sunday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	As Real Men Fought	Guillaume de la Belgique	Based on a series of tournaments of the same name held yearly at Pennsic, this class will go beyond the traditional SCA-style combat to look at some historical examples of tournament and duel rules, and will give fighters an opportunity to try some different sets of fighting rules to bring a new level of authenticity to the field, as well as improving fighting skills by allowing fighters to focus on different "victory conditions" on the field.  Attendees should be in armor and prepared to fight with sword and shield, as well as pole arms.
Saturday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Autocrating Large Events	Eilidh na Tire Dharigh	You raised your hand, didn't you? Now what? This class is intended to take some of the panic out of running large events. It will be a discussion class touching on as many of the issues as we can. If you would like to be in charge of an event, or try sub-autocrating one of the positions, come and see if we can make it appealing
Sunday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Basic Lampworking	Courtney of the White Meadow	Learn the basics of taking a glass rod, melting it using a gas torch, and wrapping the molten glass around a rod to make a bead.  Student should not wear loose fitting sleeves on there clothing do to the fire hazard.
Sunday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Beaded Jewlery	Siobhan na BhFeadh	Join us to learn a variety of techniques to make beaded jewelry and leave with your own necklace or bracelet. Must be 8 years or older.
Saturday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Before you can Run	Meala Caimbeul	A class on the basics of body mechanics and movement.  Teaching beginning and intermediate fencers how body positioning, weight distribution, footwork and bladework can improve their SCA rapier combat.  Students will be moving, but not engaging in combat. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes, but armor is not required.  Some exposure to SCA rapier combat will be helpful, but not required.
Saturday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Beginning & Intermediate Archery	Antoinette Rosaura dela Villaverde & Aeolwigg Aelfwiggsson	Come one, come all! Do you only shoot in the yearly baronial tournament?  Have you not shot since high school or summer camp?  Have you never picked up a bow before?  This class is designed for you.  Come out and become a better archer by learning the steps the good archers go through with each shot.  Learn what good for is for you -- and how easy it really is.  Bring any archery equipment you have.  Loaner equipment will be available, bows, arrows, arm guards and finger tabs.
Sunday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Beginning Promissory Illumination	Flavia Beatrice Carmignani	Learn the beginning illuminations skills to be able to paint on prommissories.
Sunday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Being a Territorial Herald	Lachlan of Cromarty	The territorial herald is responsible for three main duties within their group:  ceremony/field heraldry, book heraldry/submissions handling, and (as with any officer) reporting/record-keeping.  This class will explore each of these duties and the kingdom and Society policies regarding each.  Also discussion on delegation, confidentiality, client service and tips and tricks.
Saturday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	BellyDance: Basics and Beyond	Genevieve d' Orleans	Never belly danced?  Been dancing for years?  Shimmed around a few campfires in the company of your friends - or just always wanted to?  Then this class is for you!  Learn the basics, learn advanced moves and combos, work with veils, practice your presentation technique, work muscles you didn't even know you had.  Wear comfortable garb you can move in, and bring a hip scarf or tassel/coin belt and a two-yard veil if possible.
Saturday	4:00 PM	5:50 PM	2	Beyond Basic Meads: Metheglins and Melomels	Ingilborg Sigmundardottir	Mead is a beverage simple to make, and with the large variety of honeys available in Caid, provides much variety and interest on its own. However, in period alcoholic beverages were made with fruits and infused with spices. For the meadmaker whom wishes a greater brewing experience and a challenge, we will discuss the makings of Metheglins (spiced meads) and Melomels (fruit meads).  Students should be proficient at basic brewing skills.
Saturday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Block Printing Fabric	Celinda de Cordova	Join us for a great time learning to block print your own fabric and leave with a finished project.
Sunday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Building the Better Bard:  Owning the Song	Belasset de Casal Drago	This class/workshop will help the singer to find their own voice and style within a song.  The singer or instrumentalist will be given techniques that will aide them in taking a song from paper to their own unique performance.  This is a two hour class with workshop.  There will be a handout supported by lecture in the first half of the class.  The second half will be a workshop where students will be asked to perform a prepared piece and will be coached to help bring out the best performance of the piece.  Students can bring a prepared piece for performance, but it is not mandatory.
Saturday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Caiden Cross Embroidery	Bridget Lucia MacKenzie	Create a reversible blackwork-style outline of a Caidan Cross.  This is not a cross stitch, but a counted running stitch on dyed Aida fabric.  Student will learn to thread a needle and do this simple embroidery, no prior experience necessary.
Saturday	4:00 PM	5:50 PM	2	Castles Inside and Out	Guy of Castle Kirk	Caid's famous castle-building duke provides a look at the history and development of castle design and function, with a focus on the "hands on" side of the most famous architectural structures of the Middle Ages. Students will see several examples of historical castle design from the ancient and medieval worlds, and get Guy's insights on the challenges of building a castle in your own back yard.
Sunday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Children at Play	Siobhan na bhFeadh	Join us for a great time discussing all the period children's games shown in Breugelli's painting “Children at Play” and then playing some of them
Saturday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Chirurgeon Basics	Alana Buchanan	Basics of being a (No Suggestions), what is required, how to fill out required paperwork, new information from society level
Saturday	4:00 PM	5:50 PM	2	Classical Persian Court Dance	Faizeh al-Zarqa	Learn basic dance of the medieval Persian Courts.  Wear comfortable clothes and flexible shoes, and bring water.
Saturday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Commercial Pattern Review	Angelina Nicollette de Beaumont	The Big Three sewing pattern companies continue to release more historically-influenced costume patterns; Jo-Ann’s regularly discounts them. Are any worth buying? Are some better than others? How can they be changed to produce a more period effect? This class will review patterns currently available in the catalogues, identifying close period equivalents and comparing patterns for similar time periods. Updated class notes from the previous sessions will be available; the instructor will attempt to advise on any patterns the students bring to class.
Sunday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Constable 101	Rowen Killian	This class is for Constables and people thinking of becoming one. Learn the duties before, during and after events, and the paperwork required. Required for territorial Constables.
Sunday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Cord Making	Eilidh Swann Stralachlan	Ever wonder how to use those braiding disks to make fancy cords? Seen a two-prong wooden thing for cord and wished you knew what to do with it? Been playing with braids and ready to do more with them? Just need something to play with when sitting in court? Then this class is for you! We'll look at Kumihimo braids (done on disks), Lucet braid (done on 2-prong lucet tools), 3-strand braids, 4-strand braids (like Viking whip-cord, or those cool 2-color trims on Viking outfits), and even just plying techniques (twisting) to make great drawstrings, medallion cords, trim, gifts, and anything else you can thing of! Some supplies will be provided, if you have a lucet please bring it (or borrow one). We'll show you some easy ways to make bobbins and place-holders for setting down braids half-way done.
Saturday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Courtesan to Nun: Women's Roles in Music	Cecilia Lightfoot	A survey of women's participation in the musical life of Venice: musical activities in the ospedali (orphanage conservatories), women's participation in ridotti (salons), the composers Madalena Casulana and Barbara Strozzi, and the rise of the professional woman musician at the end of the 16th century.
Saturday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Dance Gems from the Gresley Manuscript	Giusseppe Francesco da Borgia	Who knows what undiscovered gems still exist in the dusty libraries of Europe?  One day in the 1980’s, a music scholar spent his afternoon combing through a library in a suburb of London where he found a handwritten journal (subsequently dated to approximately 1500).  Among other things, the journal contained the music and choreography to several dances, making this the oldest extant example of true “English” dance.  This class will focus on teaching several dances from the Gresley manuscript.
Sunday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Design on a Tuppence, How to Decorate Your Encampment Frugally, But Tastefully	Amina Sheranna de Talavera, Morven of Carrick, Jamcha DeLamare	We will cover the construction of Faux Silk Banners, how to make and decorate enclosure Walls for your encampment at War, Pole construction for the banners, how to dress up a non-period tent, where to shop for period looking item to dress up your non-period tent and much, much more.
Sunday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Development and Construction of the French Hood	Mary Taran of Glastonbury & Ciorstan MacAmhlaidh	An overview of the development of the French Hood throughout the 16th century.  Class will cover a variety of construction theories.  Examples of a number of styles will be shown.
Saturday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Dramatic Bard	Caitlin Christiana Wintour	The dramatic bard - whether a singer, storyteller, or actor - uses phrasing, expression, and movement to engage the audience and pull them into the heart of your performance.  No matter what type or experience level of bard you are, you can learn the drama skills that will improve any performance by building a compelling connection with your listeners.  This is a hands-on (and voice-on!) class.
Sunday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Early Make-up	Johanna von Nurnberg	This class will discuss the composition and application of makeup from ancient times through the Renaissance with (if the instructor finds all the ingredients) some hands-on application of make-up to see how it actually looks when worn.  Also, it is possible that the application process may get messy, please consider the clothing you wear to this class.  WARNING: there may be some nut products (i.e. almond oil etc.) involved so you have severe allergies to nuts, this may not be the class for you.
Sunday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Exchequer 101	Rowen Killian	This class is for Exchequers and people thinking of becoming one. Learn the duties before, during and after events, and the paperwork required.
Saturday	4:00 PM	5:50 PM	2	Fiber Spin-In Workshop	Bridget Lucia MacKenzie	Bring your spinning wheel, drop spindle, loom or other fiber tools and get some work done on you spinning, weaving, or other fiber project.  Bring that new wool you found to show off, or interesting new book to share.
Saturday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Field Guide To The Awards Of Caid	Elana Blakefenn	Ever wondered why all those people are being called up in court and what that award is all about? Why does that person have all those medallions? This class will go through the majority of awards presented in Caid, why they are presented, and how to recognize them.
Saturday	12:00 PM	12:50 PM	1	Field Heraldry Survival	Mary Dedwydd	This class is a quick overview to teach and/or reinforce basic breathing and speaking skills for the field and court herald. Students will learn about the physiological elements of speech, how they work together to create dynamic sound, and best practices for increasing volume without losing clarity or damaging vocal cords. Expect to spend a short amount of time in introductory lecture and discussion, followed by time putting new skills into practice. The goal is to walk out of the class with a better understanding of how to use your voice and make yourself heard on the field and at court.
Sunday	9:00 AM	3:50 PM	6	Fletch-In	Caidan Acadamy of Archers	Drop-in class, no pre-registration required.  Bring your archery projects and spend a day repairing arrows or just gaining knowledge from the Academy of Archers.  Some follow up to Saturdays classes may be possible.  Those archers wishing to re-authorize under the new handbook may do so throughout the day.  New archers may also authorize during this time.  The range will be open for practice shooting if a Range Marshal is present.  Equipment for arrow repair will be available for use.
Saturday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Focus Fighting Techniques	Philippe de Tournay	In this session, students will focus on individual fighting styles and techniques under the watchful eye of Sir Phillipe and other members of the chivalry, who will provide specific tips and feedback to help improve your effectiveness on the field. All attendees will get one-on-one instructional time with several members of the chivalry. Attendees should be in armor and prepared to fight with their preferred tournament weapon.
Sunday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	French Hood Practicum	Mary Taran of Glastonbury & Ciorstan MacAmhlaidh	Hands-on construction of the French Hood style of headdress from the 16th century.  Students should be able to complete the framework for one hood in time allowed.  Students should have taken Development of French Hood class or have experience with millinery techniques.
Sunday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Gems Through Time	Justina Marie of Burgundy	A look at gems in period.  We'll talk about things that were worn and where they come from.  Also we will take a look at what the people in period thought about gems.  Many people believed some gems had healing properties, like red stones such as rubies and garnets would help ailments of the blood.  It was also believed that amethyst would help keep one from getting drunk.  Lastly a look at some famous gems from period.
Saturday	11:00 AM	3:50 PM	4	Gilding Workshop	Tetchubah of Greenlak	This workshop will cover various methods of achieve gilding in illuminated manuscripts.  We'll cover the new gilding sizes available, as well as period recipes.  This is a hands-on workshop and students will be able to compare various recipes, which ones work for them, which ones are easiest, and which ones achieve the best burnish.  Students should bring soft bristle paint brushes, Xacto knife or gilding knife.
Saturday	9:00 AM	5:50 PM	8	Heraldic Consultation	Caidan College of Heralds	Drop in class - No registration needed. This is an open forum in all areas of Heraldry that might interest the student. Heralds will be available for consultation on names and devices of a myriad of time periods and locations.
Saturday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Heraldic Decorations for Fiber Products	Illuminada Eugenia de Guadalupe y Godoy	Your device has passed! Congratulations! Now what do you do with it? Come learn different ways to use and display your heraldry.
Saturday	11:00 AM	11:50 AM	1	Heraldic Persona	Vivienne de Lampierre	A discussion and demonstration of how to design your "Device" to express your persona and personality.
Saturday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Heraldry 101	Marion Fitzthomas	Hear ye!  Hear ye!  Pray attend as we learn the fine art of book heraldry.  Then use this knowledge to design and paint your own device on a shield you can take with you.
Saturday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Historic Cookery Books	David of Caithness	Historic cookbooks. What's available out there and how your choice of which ones to use is affected by your experience level. Included are topics of: 1) Glossary and phrases (or What does that mean?) 2) Why is a book published 25 years ago not the great source book it once was considered to be? 3) Where to find/obtain these books?  4) Undaction vs. redaction. 5) An exercise. 6) Historic menus and menu planning (historic  vs. SCA "themed" banquets).
Saturday	4:00 PM	5:50 PM	2	How to be a Chatelaine	Marie Elaine de Womwell	For all chatelaines and those interested in learning about the job.  We will go through what is required to be an area chatelaine and/or a chatelaine at-large.  We will discuss the basics of talking to people at events, running newcomer classes, loaner clothing programs, demos, and publicity.
Saturday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	How to make a needle	Caine Dorcha	This class will show how to make a needle out of wood, bone or metal.
Saturday	4:00 PM	5:50 PM	2	How to Write Combat Poetry	Beorn of the Northern Sea	Do you enjoy the Fighter Poems from each Crown List?  Would you like to immortalize your fighter friends in verse but don't know a double-elimination list from a thrusting tip?  The first portion of the class will be an overview of combat in the SCA and how it pertains to the written word.  The second portion of the class will take some poetic forms and stylistic conventions and combine them with martial endeavors of the tourney eric and war field.
Saturday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Intermediate and Advanced Belly Dance	Faizeh al-Zarqa	Move beyond basic belly dance steps to include layering and performance.  Wear comfortable clothes and shoes, and bring water; this is an aerobic class!  Must have basic belly dance skills mastered.
Saturday	4:00 PM	5:50 PM	2	Intermediate I.33: Binding with Sword & Buckler	Kolbrandr Kolsson	Delve deeper into the complex and detailed techniques of the I.33 manuscript. This class focuses on the intermediate techniques of binding and how binding changes the flow and tone of combat.  Please bring an unarmored combat simulator, buckler (12" or smaller) and helmet if you have them.
Sunday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Introduction To 15th Century Italian Renaissance Dance	Rochl bas Gershom Sternenkiker	Starting off with "Little Nothings" (Pettit Vriens), we will dance our way through "The Lover" (Amoroso), "The Ring" (Anello), and "Jealousy" (Gelosia).  No partners required, please come prepared to dance and have fun.
Sunday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Introduction To 16th Century Italian Renaissance Dance	Rochl bas Gershom Sternenkiker	Starting off with the "Dance of Flowers" (Ballo del Fiore), we will dance our way through a processional that sounds like a poem (Villanella), and a swashbuckling piratanical dance that lets you show of your fencing moves (Gracca Amorosa).  No partners required, please come prepared to dance and have fun.
Sunday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Intro to Bread Making for Children	Colette du Montpelier	Hey kids! Want to get your hands goopy? Come and learn the basics of bread making. We will begin by making soda bread from scratch and placing them into Dutch ovens to bake. While the bread is baking, we will learn how and what makes bread rise. Also, there will be a brief lesson on Dutch ovens and how they work.
Saturday	4:00 PM	5:50 PM	2	Introduction to Cut & Thrust Rapier	Lot Ramirez	This Class will cover the Rules and Calibration for the Cut & Thrust Rapier Authorization, as well as provide a few drills that will assist newcomers to the form in practicing techniques that include percussive cutting.  Attendees interested in contact drilling should bring standard rapier armor along with rigid collarbone protection (Collared gorget), and minimum padded elbows and a sword legal for Cut & Thrust Rapier.  Rigid protection for the back of the head will not be required under the auspices of classroom drills, though it is for any free sparring.  Students should have knowledge of standard rapier rules and practices
Saturday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Introduction to German Longsword	Kolbrandr Kolsson	The German Longsword techniques of Johannes Liechtenauer started a tradition that lasted over 200 years. In this class we will study Liechtenauer's techniques with an emphasis on footwork and balance. Class will include controlled drills, but no actual combat.  Sword construction instructions can be found in the Unarmored Combat Handbook at http://marshal.sca-caid.org/pubs/uc-handbook1.1-20070416.pdf.  Please bring an unarmored combat simulator, buckler (12" or smaller) and helmet if you have them.
Saturday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Introduction to I.33: Sword & Buckler	Kolbrandr Kolsson	Based on the I.33 manual, this class focuses on the basics of footwork and  techniques of the sword and buckler combat. Class will include controlled drills, but no actual combat. Sword construction instructions can be found in the Unarmored Combat Handbook at http://marshal.sca-caid.org/pubs/uc-handbook1.1-20070416.pdf.  Please bring an unarmored combat simulator, buckler (12" or smaller) and helmet if you have them.
Saturday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Introduction to Making Cordials & Liqueurs	Donal O'Brien	Learn how to make, bottle, and present various cordials and liqueurs.  This will be a discussion class only.  No tasting will be done.
Sunday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Introduction to Rapier Melee	Leonarda Delchiaro	An introduction to the basic techniques and tactics of rapier melee.  Good for those who have some experience with fencing,  but are unfamiliar/uncomfortable/confused by melees.
Saturday	4:00 PM	5:50 PM	2	It’s A Mock Court	Osanna de Fries	New to the SCA or just new to attending court?  We will go through what you should expect at court.  Who the essential people are "up there", what are they saying and why, when you get called to court.  After this class you should be ready to attend court with confidence
Saturday	4:00 PM	5:50 PM	2	Italian Renaissance Costuming for men	Giuseppe Francesco da Borgia	This class will focus in on 15th century Italian costuming for men, focusing in on terminology, history, and some basics of construction techniques
Sunday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Ladies Cotehardie - Practical and Period	Johanna von Nurnberg	The lady's four-panel cotehardie, practical and period. This class will be based on my experiences making four-panel cotehardies stressing a period look with practical application.
Saturday	4:00 PM	5:50 PM	2	Learning the Uncial Hand	Medb Renata	This calligraphy class will provide a practical workshop on identifying the basic elements of the Uncial hand and practicing the letter forms.  This is a hands-on class so students should be prepared to put pen to paper and possibly get ink on their fingers.  Handouts will be provided to show the letter forms and general layout and balance of period documents created using this style of calligraphy.  Students should bring a calligraphy pen with medium or wide nib, ink, practice paper, portable board, pencil and note taking materials.  Some familiarity with using a calligraphy pen recommended.
Saturday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Leather Arm Guards	Maximillian D'Erembourg	Learn to make an arm guard for use in archery and leave with a finished arm guard.
Saturday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Make a pair of Spaulders	Thorin O'Seaghdha	We will briefly discuss the SCA version of shoulder armor as compared to historical examples. Students will be provided with the cut out metal parts.  They will learn how to form and assemble and finish them.
Sunday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Making Period Looking Things Using Polymer Clay	Jolie Delarue	Students will learn some of the basics of working with polymer clay and how to use this medium to make period looking things, i.e., hairsticks, covering wooden boxes or metal tins, pens.  There will be a lab time in the class time following.
Saturday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Market Basket	Therese Griffin	Learn to make your own basket to carry most of your SCA (and mundane) stuff.  This 2 hour Session will get you started and you can finish at your own pace.
Saturday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Market Basket Part 2	Therese Griffin	So you've started a basket and haven't finished it, or maybe that basket you made 5 years ago needs some fixing.  Bring it and we'll work on it together.   This 2 hour session will be for just work.
Sunday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Marshals, Heralds, and Lists, What is Everyone Supposed To Be Doing?	Cassandre Loustaunau, Lachlan of Cromarty, Kolfinna Kottr	Running a tournament field is a team effort.  This class will go over the different roles of each of the offices involved (marshals, heralds and list) and how to make a tournament run smoother and everyone's life easier.
Saturday	9:00 AM	12:50 PM	4	Metal Thread Embroidery--Attaching Gemstones	Albra Katerine Marie Isabel Bautiste	Students will learn 2 techniques for attaching gemstones to embroideries and garments.  Students should have previous embroidery experience and be 16 years old and up in age.
Saturday	9:00 AM	9:50 AM	1	Names - Begin at the Beginning	Vivienne de Lampierre	You've been to an event (or a lot of events); you've borrowed garb from a friend or taken the time to make something all your own. Now what about a name? Or maybe you're an old hand looking for an alternate name and persona.  This class will discuss the basics of naming practices in period and in the SCA. How to find and document your name.
Saturday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Non-fighters Guide To SCA Combat	Felinah Memo Hazara Khan-ad-Din	The purpose of this class is to explore the rules, customs and technical details behind all the crashing and bashing. Students will observe real fighters in order to better understand the construction armor, the mechanics of a "good" blow, and other details that will help non-fighters enjoy the many aspects of watching tournament combat.
Saturday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Opus Anglicanum Embroidery	Richinda Elizabeth Coffin	The first half of the class will be a general overview/slide presentation of opus anglicanum from 900AD to 1400AD. Topics covered will include material, different styles, and history of the form.  Second half will be an opportunity to try the different stitches that compose this style of embroidery.  Students should be comfortable with couching gold thread and bring muslin or similar material on a frame (must be a frame;  a hoop will not do), scissors and other basic embroidery supplies
Sunday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Overview of Rapier Secondary Weapons	Colwyn Stagghorn	Don't know what the standard secondaries are? Have an unnatural fear of cloak? This class will be an overview of the basic Rapier secondaries, both defensive and offensive. What they are, how to use them and how to make your own (or where to purchase them) will be covered. Students should have some basic knowledge of Rapier fighting. We will be doing some simple drills if time permits so bring any secondaries you may have or can borrow. Some loaner gear will be available.
Sunday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Overview of the Submission Process - From forms to registration.	Lachlan of Cromarty, Su of the Silver Horn	The heraldry meeting is over, but your submissions aren't quite ready to be forwarded to Laurel and the College of Arms for commentary (and eventual registration).  Find out about the process of reviewing and editing the information and what happens after the meeting.
Saturday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Pattern Drafting through Draping	Cassandra Zoe Paganal	Hands on demonstration of drape patterning.  We will discuss how to look at a 2-D period source and then create the right shapes and silhouettes with your patterns.  We will also discuss how to work with various body shapes and sizes.
Sunday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Pearl And Bead Knotting	Justina Marie of Burgundy	This is a hands on class for pearl and bead knotting.  I'll be teaching one technique only, which is the fastest way there is to knot pearls or beads.  This class will have something for everyone from the newbie just getting started to the experienced stringer that can use some tips on short cuts.  Materials will be supplied and your own projects will be welcome too.
Saturday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Period Cosmetics	Alexandra Kyncaide of Blackhorse Keep	We will be learning about the use of cosmetic adornment throughout the ages and we will make lip balm and skin freshener.  Students must be at least age 12 to attend.
Sunday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Period Dramatic Sources:  More Than Shakespeare	Frederic de Cherbourg	This class will provide an overview of period drama with an eye towards finding performable period works.  Discussion of how venues, laws and religion shaped the theatre of multiple cultures and how we really got from Plautus to Shakespeare.  Discussion of what sources were used by period playwrights, themselves.  Particular emphasis will be placed on works in translation, some of the best authors you might not know and, time permitting, we will read through some sample scenes from various works.
Saturday	4:00 PM	5:50 PM	2	Period Hair	Lorissa du Griffin	The way to complete that perfect outfit is to have the appropriate hair.  This class will present an overview of hair styles we use in the SCA.
Saturday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Period Hair Tools	Lorissa du Griffin	This class will provide an overview of adornments, tools and chemicals for period hair styles.  Bring pictures of any hair styles you have questions about.
Saturday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Persona Development Discussion	Marie Elaine de Womwell	Types of personas most folk choose and where to go from there.
Sunday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Polish Coats	Kate Dogberry	An overview of the three main styles of 15th and 16th Century Polish Coats – the Giermak, Delia and Zupan. The class will cover appropriate colors, fabrics and trims. We will also discuss adapting these coats as rapier armor. During the class, students will draft a pattern for a Giermak or Delia.  Students should bring tape measure, pattern paper, pencil, and scissors
Sunday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Polymer Clay Lab	Jolie Delarue	In this class, Students will have an opportunity to work on their projects or experiment making other things using polymer clay
Saturday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Power Fighting	Guy of Castle Kirk	Learn how to take charge of the fight with techniques to shut down your opponent's offense and overwhelm even the most solid defenses.  Attendees should be in armor and prepared to fight with their preferred tournament weapon.
Saturday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Practical Range Marshalling	Christina O'Cleary	Range Marshals in Training will gain practical experience running a field.  The class will focus on logistics and what is necessary to become a Range Marshal.  RMITs will be introduced to the scripts and procedures for being a Range Marshal and a Territorial Captain.  RMITs will be given the opportunity to run a range, practice scripts and assist with the authorization of new archers.  RMITs will have the opportunity to discuss their goals with Senior Range Marshals and arrange for the completion of their checklist.  RMITs should have knowledge of the latest version of the Target Archery Handbook.  Students should be authorized in target archery for a minimum of one year.  Archery equipment, watch with a second hand, RMIT checklist if already in progress
Saturday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Rapier 101	Leonarda Delchiaro	An introduction to SCA rapier combat including armor standards, basic guards, attacks, and competitive mindset.
Sunday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Rapier Marshalling 101	Grainne ingen Lasrach	Basic introductory rapier marshalling class required for all marshals to get their warrants.
Sunday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Rapier Marshalling 201	Grainne ingen Lasrach	For all currently warranted rapier marshals and Provost marshals. This class / round table discussion will go over the changes to the rules, provide an introduction to marshalling the new cut and thrust form. This class is *highly* recommended for all current Provosts.
Sunday	11:00 AM	12:50 PM	2	Rapier Practicum	Leonarda Delchiaro	An opportunity for rapier fighters of all skill levels to get out and fight together, and exchange constructive fighting critiques.  Please come with your academic caps on, and an open mind.  The goal is to provide a forum to fight, learn, and teach those who we don't normally get contact with.
Saturday	2:00 PM	3:50 PM	2	Rapier Scenarios 101	Oliver Dogberry	Starting with the basic building blocks, including some tourney basics, we will discuss various factors such as war points, scaling for size, number of fighters, terrain limitations, & other requirements for scenarios. By adding fun & creativity, interesting tourneys & melee scenarios can be made by anyone.
Saturday	4:00 PM	5:50 PM	2	Rectangular Garment Construction	Ysabel d’Outremer	Throughout history, various cultures employed similar cutting and sewing techniques to maximize the utility of precious woven material. We will examine different historical garment types from Europe, Central Asia and the Middle East and learn how to construct a tunic and coat using these techniques.  Some sewing experience recommended but not required. Basic knowledge of sewing techniques is assumed.
Sunday	9:00 AM	10:50 AM	2	Rennaisance Vocal Ornamentation	Elizaveta Arievna Lebedeva	Vocal ornamentation was arguably the most controversial aspect of music in the renaissance.  Ranging from beautifully expressive to obscenely indulg