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THUA Classes
Welcome To Their Highnesses’ University of Avacal!
Their Highnesses’ University of Avacal (THUA) is pleased to offer you a
variety of subjects with this year’s curriculum. Please note that classes
may be added, cancelled or rescheduled until the very last minute, so please
check the class board outside the THUA Registration area.
Registration is taken on a first come, first served basis at the THUA
registration desk. The class identification numbers are in brackets beside
the class description. Once classes are full, you will be put on a waiting
list. Not everyone who signs up for classes shows up for them so there is
still a good chance you will be able to take your class. You may show up at
the beginning of the class and check with the instructor.
Locations: There will be 3 tents /sunshades set up for classes,
designated as A, B and C. If a class has an alternate location, it will be
described as such.
Fees: There is NO registration fee for THUA classes. However, some
classes have a fee associated in order for the instructors to cover the cost
of materials provided.
Hours of Operation during Quad War: The THUA Registration desk will
be staffed from 10 am to 5 pm Friday, 8:30 am to 5 pm Saturday and 10 am to
2:30 pm Sunday. Registration will be closed from Noon to 1 pm each day. At
the desk you can come to register and pay any class fee. For those who
pre-registered, THUA will have sheets for each student tallying total fees
due.
THUA Records: Class attendance is taken at all THUA classes and any people
who haven't pre-registered must sign in. A student signature on the
attendance sheet is required for the instructor to receive reimbursement.
Students also get THUA credits from taking THUA classes.
Reimbursements: If you paid fees for a THUA class and didn’t attend, please
come to the THUA registration desk after the scheduled time of the class and
we will refund those fees. You may deregister at any time from the course
and any fees paid will be refunded.
THUA Teachers Information: A few minutes prior to the scheduled start of
your class, please come to the THUA registration desk to pick up your class
attendance sheet. The class attendance sheet will show you who has
registered, who is on a waiting list and who has paid for your class. Please
use the sheet to take your class’ attendance and write-in all the names of
those who haven’t pre-registered. If some students haven't paid, YOU are
responsible for getting your class fees from them directly prior to handing
over any of your materials. The THUA registration area will have change to
help you break big bills. Once your class is done, please bring back the
attendance sheet to the THUA desk. THUA staff will then pay you the fees
owed by the people who attended and paid in advance.
Enjoy your Learning Experience at Quad War!
HL Romana della Fonte
FRIDAY, July 30, 2010
Youth Combat
(A1)
Instructor:
L Peregrine Falconer, the Navigator
Class
Description: A
workshop format with 6 sections of maximum 20 minutes each, taught by a
different qualified individual, including: introduction, sword and shield,
rules (e.g. target areas), armor, chivalry, and tourney lists (e.g.
marshals, heralds, list officers, chirurgeons). These sessions will be
separated by hands on activities like handling different weapons and
swinging at a pell after the sword session, playing a target game after
rules, and trying on the loaner equipment after the armor session.
Time:
12 pm to 4 pm Friday
Class length:
4 hours (approximately two hours workshop presentations, then armouring up,
and finally practice bouts on the eric).
Student requirements:
Prospective combatants should bring all armour they have, including hockey
equipment (helmets, body protection, elbow and knee pads, gloves).
NOTE – ATHLETIC CUPS OR JILLS ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL YOUTH COMBATANTS AND
CANNOT BE LOANED, so parents must purchase these in advance for children who
are interested in this activity.
A
parent or guardian SHOULD attend the workshop sessions with the child, and
MUST be present (and sign a waiver) when the child is practicing.
Ages:
6 to 17 yearsfor prospective
combatants; 18 and up for parents and others wishing to assist with Youth
Combat activities
Class fee:
Free
Location:THUA
Tent A
Minimum
4 Maximum 30 prospective combatants
Basic Fingerloop
Braiding (C1)
Instuctor:
Lady Anabel Hastings
Class Description:
A technique used to create lacing, cord and trim from the early medieval
period through the 16th century, fingerloop braiding can be
easy. Come learn several basic braids!
Time:
1-3 pm Friday ( Another class Saturday, 2- 4 pm)
Class length
- 2 hour
Student requirements:
Fingers and a pair of scissors (if you don’t have scissors, that’s ok too!).
Age:
Minimum 16
Class fee:
3$ (includes handout, and materials to try several basic braids)
Location
THUA Tent C
Class Size:
Minimum: 2
Maximum: 20
Introduction to
Siege (A2)
Instructor:
Lord Peregrine Falconer, the Navigator
Class
Description:
This class will describe the history of siege warfare in period using a
model catapult to illustrate some aspects. The second part of the course
will focus on siege in the SCA - engines, rules, and tactics. This course
is required for those wishing to obtain Junior Marshal or Crew authorization
in Siege: for these students, an additional practical session will be held
on the war field at a convenient time. Students seeking siege crew
authorization may require ARMOUR INSPECTION AT SOME POINT.
Time:
4 pm to 6 pm Friday
Class length:
2 hours includes practical session on the war field
Student requirements:
Ages:
16 and up
Class fee:
Free
Location:
THUA Tent A
Minimum
4 students Maximum 20 students
Barkrosing (B1)
Instructor:
Stanislav
Class Description:
Barkrosing is a
method of giving surface decoration to wood utilitarian objects, such as
spoons, small bowls or boxes, cups, etc. It started centuries ago with
simply using the tip of ones' belt knife to make fine decorative cuts - and
then rubbing dust from the inner bark of various trees (or charcoal dust)
into the cut lines to bring out the pattern.
Time:
2 pm to 4 pm Friday (Another
class Sunday 2 pm - 4 pm)
Class length:
1.5 - 2 hours
Student requirements:
Chair
Ages:16
and up
Class fee:
$8 with a portion donated
to Avacal Travel Fund. Included in the class fee will be a 9 3/4" x 8" x 3
1/2" slide top box, handouts, pattern suggestions, and the necessary tools
and materials for project completion.
Location:THUA
Tent B
Minimum
1 student. Maximum 3 students
Evolution and Uses of Tea (B2)
Class
cancelled
Lechery 101 (C2)
Instructor:
HL Annys Bradwardyn
Class Description:
Come and learn how to charm members of the opposite sex, and how to behave
like both a proper gentleman/woman AND an out right CAD! The SCA after dark
is a sordid alley of rapscallions and wenches. How ever does one survive…
or impress? What IS lechery? This course includes a rather direct
discussion of adult mating rituals and students should be prepared to learn
about hand kissing, cloven fruit, flirtation, how to express amorous
intention or the lack of it, bedwarming etiquette, and how to avoid
misunderstandings and various other disasters. An excellent class for
adults, teenagers, vestal virgins, or swashbuckling pirates. Be prepared
for some hands on class participation (reading dialogue, learning how to
hand kiss… that kind of thing, nothing past the wrist).
Time:
3 pm - 5 pm Friday
Class length:
2 hours
Student requirements:
Bring a chair.
Ages:
16 and over
Class fee:
$2.00, includes a handout
Location:
THUA tent C
Minimum
4 students
ABC’s of Flirting (D1)
Instructor:
Nasheeta al-Rakkasa Machiavelli
Class Description:
Learn how to communicate from across the fire with gestures and
movement. Men and Women learn the ABC's Wench style, taught by your former
Wench Wars Queen Naughty Auntie Nasheeta
Time:
6 pm to 7 pm Friday
Class length:
1 hour
Student requirements:
Your mind, body and a willingness to participate. We will be standing while
practicing some easy movements.
Ages:
Adult
Class fee:
Donations at the class with all proceeds going to Cavalier City.
Location:
Dante's Tavern. Meet at THUA Registration tent
Minimum
4 students Maximum 30
Astronomy and
Mythology of the Summer Constellations (D2)
Instructors:
Zacharias and Gwyne
Class Description:
A star-gazing astronomy class involving the mythology of the summer
constellations.
The class is dependent on a clear enough sky to star gaze, and will run
between 10:30 and 12 pm. For those interested an
after class discussion will be
available.
Class length:
~ 2 hours
Time:
10:30 pm to midnight Friday
Student requirements:
Class fee:
$15 Includes a small red flashlight and star chart/constellation map.
(Class fee may be less)
Location:
Meet at the THUA Registration tent
Minimum
5 students. Maximum students: 20
SATURDAY, July 31 2010
Beginner Archery Drop in Class (D3)
Coordinator:Balinor
Class Description:
Learn how to shot a bow. Learn range safety.
Time:
8 am to 10 am Saturday
Class length:
Variable
Student requirements:
Ages:
16 Between 12 and 15 years if
accompanied by a parent.
Class fee:
None
Location:
Archery Range
Maximum students determined by the number of available instructors on range
at the time
Introduction to Pewter Casting in Soapstone (B3)
Instructor:
Lazarus Haubergier
Class Description:
This is a hands-on
class which provides a brief introduction to the basics of pewter
casting--documentation will be limited. Students will carve their own mould
and cast molten pewter into it.
Time:
9 am - Noon Saturday
Class length: ~3
hours Participants are free to come-and-go after the first ~30 minutes
Student requirements:
You will be handling sharp objects, and will be using fire; as such please
wear natural fibers, be prepared to tie back long hair, and short or close
fitting sleeves are preferred. Students are asked to bring: a chair, pen
and paper, a pencil, and an idea for a design that they would like to carve
onto a coin/medallion/button approximately the size of a loonie.
Age:
14 & over. Minors must be
accompanied by a parent/guardian.
Class fee:$10
Location:
THUA tent B
Minimum
2 students. Maximum 5 students
Thorsberg Pants: Pattern Making and a History (C3)
Instructor:
HL Bryjna Lovisdottir of Axewater
Class Description:
The Thorsberg Mose held some treasures for early period costumers: An
almost intact pair of trousers from the Migration Era! We will briefly
discuss the history of these trousers, and then create a pattern you can use
to sew together your own pair of period pants. Although they look
incredibly difficult to make, the Thorsberg pants are actually extremely
easy to sew, and are very conservative on fabric useage.
Time:
9 am - 11 am Saturday
Class length:
2 hours
Student requirements:
Scissors suitable for cut paper, a measuring tape, the person for whom you
are making the pants or their measurements and a willingness to make period
clothing.
Class fee:
None – you will take away a paper pattern to use at home to create a pair of
trousers.
Location:THUA
tent C
Minimum
4 students. Maximum 6 students
How
to sort and process a Sheep Fleece (D4)
Instructor:
Sadb ingen Thuathail
Class Description:
How to unroll a sheep fleece, learn how to skirt it, how to sort it, how to
clean it, how to card/comb it and get it ready (rolag/roving) for spinning
Time:
Part 1: Saturday, 9 am to 11 am Part 2: Sunday 1 pm to 3 pm
Class length:
~4 hours, a 2 day class, two hours each day
Student requirements:
Clothes that you won't mind getting dirty, a towel, combs/cards, a diz or
any other wool working tools. There will be a long wait if we have to
share! Don't forget writing implements, a beverage and your chair.
Class fee:
$10 - includes handout and wool (each student will leave with 1/2 pound
wool)
Location:
Sadb’s encampment. Meet at the THUA Registration tent at 9 am.
Minimum
4 students. Maximum students: 10
Embroidery Basics (A3)
Instructor:
HL Galeana Machiavelli
Class Description:
This is a beginner class to learn some basic embroidery stitches. Make
a sampler
Time:
10 am- noon Saturday
Class length:
2 hours
Student requirements:
Please bring a chair.
Class fee:
Class fee: $10.00 includes fabric, scissors, embroidery floss, hoop and
handout
Location:
THUA tent A
Minimum
4 students. Maximum students 12
Medieval Medicine: Not As Disgusting As You Think (A5)
Instructor:
HE Natal'ia Volkovicha
Class Description:
Think medieval
medicine was all about leeches and maggots and urine? Think that's super
disgusting? Guess what - the medieval period is the root of all modern
medicine, and a lot of those treatments we like to think are awesomely
disgusting are still being used. Come explore medieval medicine and learn a
little about modern medicine while you are at it.
Time: 1 - 2 pm
Saturday.
Class length:
1 hour
Student requirements:
bring an open mind,
a strong stomach and something to sit on
Ages:
no children please
Class fee:
$1 for handout
Location:
THUA Tent A
Minimum
2 students. Maximum 10 students (handouts for 10)
Dyeing Fabric the Period Way (D5)
Instructor:
HL Katelijne van der Ast
Class Description:
This class will be a hands-on demonstration of period techniques to dye
fabric lengths (aka yardage) using natural dyes. Come prepared to take
turns at turning the windlass while we discuss various dyeing related
topics.
Time:
1 pm - 3 pm Saturday
Class length:
2 hours
Student requirements:
Wear clothing you do not mind getting dye material on, although the process
should not be too splashy. Chair
Ages:
14 and up
Class fee:
None
Location:
HL Katelijne's encampment - Meet at the THUA Registration tent at 1pm
Minimum
4 students. Maximum students: 10
Basic Fingerloop
Braiding (C4)
Instuctor:
Lady Anabel Hastings
Class Description:
A technique used to create lacing, cord and trim from the early medieval
period through the 16th century, fingerloop braiding can be
easy. Come learn several basic braids!
Time:
2- 4 pm Saturday
Class length
- 2 hour
Student requirements:
Fingers and a pair of scissors (if you don’t have scissors, that’s ok too!).
Age:
Minimum 16
Class fee:
3$ (includes handout, and materials to try several basic braids)
Location
THUA Tent C
Class Size:
Minimum: 2
Maximum: 20
Beginning Spinning (D6)
Instructor:
Sadb ingen Thuathail
Class Description:
How to go from rovings/rolags and by the lock to yarn by spinning on a drop
spindle.
Time:
3 pm to 5 pm Saturday (Another class on Sunday 2 pm - 4 pm)
Class length:
2 hours
Student requirements:
Drop spindle,writing implements, a beverage and a chair.
Class fee:
$8 - includes handout and 1/2 pound wool. A drop spindle can be purchased
from the instructor for $20
Location:
Sadb’s encampment. Meet at the THUA Registration tent at 3 pm
Minimum:
2 students. Maximum students: 6
Hand Building Pottery (D7)
Instructor: Dragoslava Vladislasa doch
Class Description Learn some history of pottery and learn the basic hand building techniques. Or practice them if you already know them. Pieces will be delivered back to their owners after firing. (Be sure to leave your name and address with the instructor.)
Student Requirements: Wear sturdy washable clothing.
Fee: $6.00 includes clay and firing.
Length: 2 hours
Ages: All ages welcomed. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Class Time: 3 pm - 5 pm Saturday
Location:
Slava’s Merchant Area. Meet at
THUA registration tent.
Minimum:
2 students. Maximum students: 10
The
Dress and Manners of a Period and SCA wench (A6)
Instructor:
Castra D'or
Class Description:
How no self respecting wench spills a drop. How to deal with drunk, grabby
and difficult customers. When is it time to be or call in the bouncer
Time:
4 pm - 6 pm Saturday
Class length:
~2 hours
Student requirements:
students should have a chair, and if possible a tray of some sort and an
unbreakable tankard. There will be a couple trays but the more trays the
better.
Ages:
Adult
Class fee:None
Location:
THUA Tent A
Minimum
4 students. Maximum 10 students
Heraldic Consultation Table (C5)
Instructor:
HL Arwyn of Leicester, Trillium Emeritus
Class Description:
How to get your name, device and/or badge submitted to the SCA's College of
Arms. Come with your ideas, we'll work to get the documentation ready for
the submission for your SCA name and/or device.
Time:
5 pm - 6:30 pm Saturday
(Also a class on Sunday 5 pm – 6:30 pm)
Class length:
~1 -2 hours
Student requirements:
Paper, pen, chair
(colored pencil/crayon if needed)
Ages:
All
Class fee:
None
Location:THUA
Tent C
Minimum
2 students
SUNDAY, August 1, 2010
Introduction to Cut and Thrust Combat (A6)
Instructors:
Master Iain Guthrie and L Guillemin de Rouen
Class Description:
The Cut and Thrust experiment in An Tir is over, and it is now fully
integrated into the rules! Become a part of the fastest growing martial
discipline in our game! This class will teach you the basics of Cut and
Thrust combat, including the body mechanics of striking safely, the unique
rules and aspects of this form of combat, and technical instruction on the
basics of sword and buckler (and maybe even some introductory longsword)
Time:
8:30 am to 10 am Sunday
Class length:
1.5 hours
Student requirements:
Some loaner gear will be made available, but students should make every
effort to bring with them a fencing mask, gorget, rapier and/or cut and
thrust legal sword, elbow and knee protection, and groin protection (for
men).
Ages:
Adult
Class fee:
None
Location:
THUA Tent A
Minimum
4 students. Maximum 15 students
Advanced Persona
Development (C6)
Instructor:
Lord Peregrine Falconer, the Navigator
Class
Description: You
wake up in the morning … your head is fuzzy from all the ale/beer/mead/wine/acquavit/schnapps/usquebea
you drank last night. You remember (with difficulty) who you are, where you
are, and what year it is. You get out of bed – what does it look like? –
and scan the room – what does it look like? How many people are in the
bedroom or bed with you – should they be?? You feel hungry – do you eat
anything in the morning? What (more ale/beer, etc. doesn’t appeal right
now)? You put on your clothes – at least they look familiar! – and check
your pocket for coins. WAIT ! YOU DON’T HAVE A POCKET! So you check your
pouch and find a handful of groats/pennies/marks/schillers/livres/dubloons
or whatever. And then open the door – what is the weather like? Are you
dressed for it? Are you dressed for the tasks you will do today?
In Basic Persona Development you have found who you are and where and when
you live. Advanced Persona Development will explore ways to discover what
you do, how you do things, and maybe even why.
Time:
10 am to noon Sunday
Class length:
2 hours
Student requirements:
must be a persona, bring a chair
Ages:
6 and up
Class fee:
Free
Location:
THUA Tent C
Minimum
4 students Maximum 20 students
Middle Eastern Dance for Kids (C7)
Instructor:
Myrrhineh
Class Description:
This class will offer age appropriate Egyptian styled Dance moves for
children. Parents are welcome to attend or watch.
Time:
11 am-noon Sunday
Class length:
1 hour
Student requirements:
Comfortable clothes to move in
Ages:
5-12
Class fee:
Free
Location:THUA
Tent C
Minimum
4 students. Maximum 15 students
Making Four Strand Cording (B5)
Instructor:
HL Bryjna Lovisdottir of Axewater
Class Description:
Let’s make some period cording! A 4 strand cord can be used anywhere any
modern cord can be used. We will briefly discuss the difference between a
fingerloop braid and this method, and then move immediately into making a 4
strand cord.
Time:
11 am - Noon Sunday
Class length:
1 hour
Student requirements:
A willingness to get cozy with your partner, since the method I will show
uses 2 people to create the 4 strand cord.
Class fee:
Free – you will take away a small length of the linen cord you will create
during the class.
Location:THUA
tent B
Minimum
4 students. Maximum 6 students
Loop-in-Loop Chain Construction (in Fine Silver) (A7)
Instructor:
L Lazarus Haubergier
Class Description:
This is a hands-on
class where students will leave the class with a bracelet made from fine
silver (99.9% pure silver). There will be some documentation provided for
the chain. For simplicitiy’s sake, we will be using modern tools in the
class.
Time:
1 pm - 3 pm Sunday
Class length: ~2
hours
Student requirements:.
This class will include the use of fire; so please tie back long hair, wear
natural fibers, and short or tight sleeves are encouraged. Students should
bring a chair. If a student happens to have a small hand-held micro or
pencil torch, they can feel free to bring it; but it is not a requirement
Ages:
Participants must be at least
14 years of age, minors must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.
Class fee:$15
Location:
THUA tent A
Minimum
2 students. Maximum 6 students
Speaking in the 14th Century (B6)
Instructor:
L Cyneðryð
Class Description:
14th century people
had remarkably different ways of speaking than we do today. By looking at
the Canterbury Tales, we will begin to familiarize ourselves with the
differences in pronunciation and speaking
Time:
1 - 2 pm Sunday
Class length:
1 hour
Student requirements:
Chair
Ages:
All
Class fee:$1
Location:
THUA tent B
Minimum
4 students. Maximum 10 students
Introduction to Middle Eastern Dance (C8)
Instructor:
Myrrhineh
Class Description:
This course offers student an introductory look at Middle Eastern dance.
Topics include posture, basic movements and an introduction to folkloric
moves and rhythms.
Time:
1 pm- 2 pm Sunday
Class length:
1 hour
Student requirements:
Comfortable clothes to move in
Ages:16+
Class fee:$2
Location:THUA
Tent C
Minimum
4 students. Maximum 20 students
Barkrosing (B7)
Instructor:
Stanislav
Class Description:
Barkrosing is a
method of giving surface decoration to wood utilitarian objects, such as
spoons, small bowls or boxes, cups, etc. It started centuries ago with
simply using the tip of ones' belt knife to make fine decorative cuts - and
then rubbing dust from the inner bark of various trees (or charcoal dust)
into the cut lines to bring out the pattern.
Time:
2 pm to 4 pm Sunday
Class length:
1.5 - 2 hours
Student requirements:
Chair
Ages:16
and up
Class fee:
$8 with a portion donated
to Avacal Travel Fund. Included in the class fee will be a 9 3/4" x 8" x 3
1/2" slide top box, handouts, pattern suggestions, and the necessary tools
and materials for project completion.
Location:THUA
Tent B
Minimum
1 student. Maximum 3 students
Advance in the Dance – Intermediate Middle Eastern Dance Class (C9)
Instructor:
Myrrhineh
Class Description:
If you have some dance experience and want to push yourself further, this is
the class for you. Topics include layering, levels, ¾ shimmies and rhythms.
Time:
2:30pm – 3:30 pm Sunday
Class length:
1 hour
Student requirements:
Students must have a familiarity with Middle Eastern (belly dance) moves.
Students should wear comfortable clothes to move in
Ages:16+
Class fee:$2
Location:THUA
Tent C
Minimum
4 students. Maximum students
Beginning Spinning (D8)
Instructor:
Sadb ingen Thuathail
Class Description:
How to go from rovings/rolags and by the lock to yarn by spinning on a drop
spindle.
Time:
2 pm to 4 pm Sunday
Class length:
2 hours
Student requirements:
Drop spindle,writing implements, a beverage and a chair.
Class fee:
$8 - includes handout and1/2 pound wool. A drop spindle can be purchased
from the instructor for $20
Location:
Sadb’s encampment. Meet at the THUA Registration tent at 2 pm
Minimum 2 students. Maximum students: 6
Beginner Naalbinding (A8)
Instructor:
L Cyneðryð
Class Description:
Naalbinding is a
single-needle-knitting technique used to create a sturdy fabric. It has
been used to make hats and socks since the 4th Century CE in Egypt and
Peru. In this class, we will be learning basic techniques that will help
you to make period socks and hats. NOTE: We will be working with wool, if
you have wool allergies please let the instructor know.
Time:
2 pm - 3 pm Sunday
Class length: 1
hour
Student requirements:
Chair
Ages:
All
Class fee:$4
Location:
THUA tent A
Minimum
4 students. Maximum 10 students
Heraldic Consultation Table (A9)
Instructor:
HL Arwyn of Leicester, Trillium Emeritus
Class Description:
How to get your name, device and/or badge submitted to the SCA's College of
Arms. Come with your ideas, we'll work to get the documentation ready for
the submission of your SCA name and device.
Time:
5 pm - 6:30 pm Sunday
Class length:
1.5 hour (May vary)
Student requirements:
Paper, pen, chair
(colored pencil/crayon if needed)
Ages:
All
Class fee:
None
Location:THUA
Tent A
Minimum
2 students
Friday July 30, 2010
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Youth Combat |
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Fingerloop |
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Tourney (A1) |
Barkrosing |
Braiding (C1) |
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Class 1 (B1) |
Lechery 101 |
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Introduction |
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Flirting (D1) |
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Star Gazing (D2) |
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Archery Range |
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Archery Class |
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Pewter |
Thorsberg Pants |
Sort & Processing |
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Drop In Class |
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Embroidery |
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History & Pattern (C3) |
Fleece (D4) |
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Basics (A3) |
Soapstone (B3) |
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Medieval Medicine (A4) |
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Period |
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Fingerloop |
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Braiding (C4) |
Spinning |
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A Period Wench |
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Build Pottery (D7) |
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5 pm |
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Heraldic |
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6 pm |
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Consultation (C5) |
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Sunday August 1, 2010
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THUA Tent A |
THUA Tent B |
THUA Tent C |
Non THUA |
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8 am |
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Cut and Thrust |
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9:00 |
(A6) |
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Advanced Personna |
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10:00 |
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Development (C6) |
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11:00 |
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Four Strand Cording (B5) |
Kids Middle East Dance (C7) |
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Noon |
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1:00 |
Loop in Loop |
Speaking in the 14th C |
Introduction to Middle East Dance |
Processing Fleece Part 2 |
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Silver Chain (A7) |
(B6) |
(C8) |
(D4) |
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2:00 |
Naalbinding (A8) |
Barkrosing |
Intermediate |
Spinning |
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3:00 |
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Class 2 (B7) |
Middle East Dance 2:30 pm (C9) |
Class 2 (D8) |
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4:00 |
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5:00 |
Heradlic |
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Consultation |
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6:00 |
(A9) |
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