SCA Arts & Sciences are all the crafts, skills, and technologies practiced in the time period and cultures that our studies cover. SCA participants learn and practice these skills, and then share them with others.
Workshops on Kydex armour making. Tips and tricks. Do it on your own lower arms and elbows during class How to make Kydex armour for the best cutting and fecing.Hands-on workshop. Limited number of participants: 10 participantsSuitable for age: 13-17 years with accompanying adult, 18+ yearsSuitable for newcomers: Yes, everyone Read more
A practical class on an latter half 15th century Burgundian manuscript style, creating luxorious black manuscripts. Participants can try creating small illuminations in this style as well as receive tips & tricks. We will test this on a black watercolour paper with gouache and metallic watercolours. Materials provided by the Read more
The migration period (Ca 400 -550 AD/CE) was both golden age and a time of societal upheaval and collapse in Scandinavia. It became the source of legends about heroes and treachery. But it also left blood chilling remains of a massacre for archaeologists to find. The Sandby borg massacre is Read more
This class is a combined lecture, demonstration, and practical try-out of the decorative elements found on the Skjoldehamn find. The find consists of a very elaborately decorated wool outfit in multiple layers, two tunics, a pair of pants, socks, leg wraps, shoes, a braided belt and a hood. The class Read more
We have all studied pictures to see if we can copy the dress and jewelry of the people, looked at the furniture to see if we can catch the vibe for our own living space, seen the hanging glass lights in the rooms and skipped them saying “Naah, too vague Read more
Laurel’s sponsored prize display, Double Wars, Wednesday 13:00-16:00. No preregistration needed, but you need to have your display set up before 13.00. How and what to display? Your display can be finished projects as well as unfinished works. It is often better to focus on one-two things rather than “all Read more