Lyonsmarche Ithra
March 15-16th.
College of Lyonsmarche
Pullman, WA
Please join The College of Lyonsmarche March 15th and 16th in an Ithra filled with wonderful classes
taught by superb teachers. This is a general Ithra with classes intended to give hands-on experience
and increased skill & knowledge in a variety of subjects. Included are classes on period culinary,
pewter casting, entering Kingdom A&S Competition, book binding, fabric painting, Middle Eastern
Dance, Middle Eastern Garb, Inkle Weaving, Scribal arts, gorget construction. Wow !
Saturday night will include a potluck for all.
For catalogues and to register please Contact Chancelor HL Nikita Gadanskya (Glenda Collins), 2336
University Lane #21, Cheney, WA 99004, (509) 235-8505
Autocrat Mistress Morgaina (Jeanne Wood) email: pottery@moscow.com , 3408 Hwy. 8, East,
Moscow, ID 83843 telephone (208) 882-1135.
Total fees will depend on the classes taken.
ALL STUDENTS MUST BE PRE-REGISTERED, Registrations are not accepted on site.
Site Info: Pullman City Hall, 325 S.E. Paradise, Pullman, WA 99163, check in on second floor,
watch for signs. Driving directions will be available in the Catalogue.
SATURDAY:
9:00-11:00
=
Tools and Materials of Beginning
being a Scribe = Katya Middle Eastern
Dance = Guliana
Conference room,
kitchenette
11:00-1:00
=
How to win at
Kingdom A&S =
Linette
Conference room,
kitchenette
1:00-2:00 = lunch
2:00-6:00
Middle Eastern
Costuming = Guliana
Large Conference room
Large Conference
Room
Inkle Weaving =
Katya
Large Conference
room
Medieval
Cooking from
Primary Sources
= Anne Marie
Kitchen
(continued from
9:00am class)
Medieval
Cooking from
Primary Sources
=Anne Marie
kitchen
Medieval Book
Construction
=Linette
Kitchen and
adjoining room
7:00= potluck: kitchen and adjoining room
SUNDAY:
9:00am Painting on Cloth = Linette (non Ithra class)
Pewter Casting
=Anne Marie
Held at Fredrick’s
garage in Pullman.
Map will be given on
site.
1:00pm=
kitchen and adjoining room east
Construction of a Gorget = Ian
Kitchen and adjoining room, west
CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
Pewter Casting for Beginners
Anne Marie d’Ailleurs
Hours: 4
Minimum Attendance: 3
Maximum Attendance: 10
Cost: $7
Course Description: Learn how to easily and cheaply produce small tokens, jewelry and dress
accessories the way it was done in the Middle Ages. Students will learn about the use of pewter
tokens, badges and trinkets in the 14th and 15th centuries, and will have the opportunity to
produce a small piece of their own, carving a soapstone mold and casting it themselves. Students
should wear natural fiber clothing only, no long sleeves, long hair should be tied back, and eye
protection of some kind.
Instructors will provide soapstone for a mold, metal for casting, all tools, dust masks and a
handout of period examples. We may very well be working outside so dress accordingly. Wool is
perfect!
Instuctor Supplied Materials: some tools, stone, metal, hand and lung protection
Student Supplied Materials: natural fiber clothing, closed toed shoes, leather work gloves.
Medieval Cooking from Primary Sources
Anne-Marie d’ Ailleurs
Hours: 4
Minimum Attendance: 3
Maximum Attendance: 12
Cost: $10
Course Description: Join us as we explore the wonderful world of medieval and renaissance
cuisine. We will be taking real medieval manuscripts and using them to create wonderful and
authentic medieval dishes. This class is well suited to beginners...reconstructing your own
recipes isn't as hard as it looks! We'll be using a variety of sources from ancient Roman to Middle
Eastern to Elizabethan. Students should wear comfy cooking clothes, and bring their feast gear
and notetaking materials.
They'll receive a huge handout of recipes and a large bibliography, as well as getting to eat the
fruits of their labors.
People with food allergies and restrictions should tell the instructor at least 7 days before the class
so they can be accommodated.
Instuctor Supplied Materials: all foodstuffs, large, handout, pots, and pans, depending on location
Student Supplied Materials: comfy cooking clothes note taking material feast gear
How To Win Kingdom A&S.
Linnet Kestral
2 hours, $2 for handout
no minimum, no maximum
Discussion from a previous AnTir Arts and Sciences Champion of the experience of preparing
and entering, what the judges are looking for, what works and what doesn't.
Painting on Cloth,
Linnet Kestral
4 hours, $5 for handout and materials
minimum 3, maximum 10
no prereqs
A brief discussion of painted cloth in period (no, not everything was embroidered) and Current
Middle Ages uses for a cheap, fast, and long-lasting decorating method. Followed by a hands-on
session, where students will each design and paint a small banner or hanging on canvas with
acrylic paint.
Introduction to Medieval Book Construction,
Linnet Kestral
4 hours, $4 for handout and use of materials
minimum 3, maximum 10, no prereqs
Discussion of how books were put together in period, with some hands-on practice in folding
quires, pricking and ruling, sewing on cords and attaching covers. If time permits, cutting quills
will also be covered.
Intro to Middle Eastern Dance
Guliana Auduchi
2 hours
$1
Minimum 2 Maximum 15
We will review the basic dance movements and steps, focusing on performing at the bardic
circle. The instruction can adjust to all skill levels. Class includes period costuming
demonstration and handout with costume illustrations, music, and video sources. Wear
comfortable, loose clothing.
Bring a sash or scarf long enough to tie around hips.
Middle Eastern Costuming
Guliana Auduchi
3 hours
$4
Minimum 3 maximum 15
Overview of Persian, Turkish, Arabian, and North African clothing from the beginning of Islam
to the 17th century. Class includes garment display and extensive handout.
Beginning Inkle Weaving
Baroness Katya in Raudhara
Minimum 2; Maximum 10
Class fee $5.00
2 Hours.
Learn how to weave on an Inkle Loom! The Inkle Loom is perfect for weaving belts, decorative
bands and trim. Class will include history of the loom and weaving, the process of warping and
weaving and how to read and work with various patterns. If you have an inkle loom, please bring
it to class. If not, don’t let that stop you! There will be some looms available for use in class. No
previous experience necessary. Class will be both lecture and hands-on. Many examples of inkle
weaving will be shown in class. Please wear clothing that is non-restrictive; your hands and arms
need to be able to move freely. Fee will cover extensive handout, yarn and string for weaving
with, and one shuttle for you to take home.
I will have new looms available in class for students' use, and I will have them available for sale
to the students as well.
Please bring note taking materials. If you have questions prior to class, please feel free to contact
me at Katya@eetproducts.com
TOOLS AND MATERIALS OF BEING A SCRIBE
Baroness Katya in Raudhara
Minimum 4, Maximum 25
Class length: 2 hrs.
Class fee $1.50
Learn all about the tools and materials that a scribe needs to work with to create beautiful scrolls.
Basic supplies will be covered, as well as more advanced tools and materials. A lot of examples
will be shown in class, of tools, materials and actual SCA scrolls at all levels. No scribal
experience necessary; all skill levels are welcome! Fee will cover extensive handout.