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From Creative Block to Basket Bliss: My Reed Weaving Journey
Hey there, fellow SCAdians and basket enthusiasts! Let me tell you about my journey overcoming a pesky creative block that had me hesitating to dive into the world of reed weaving. Spoiler alert: I conquered it, and I’m here to share the adventure with you! So, picture this: me, staring at a bundle of reed,…
The Journey of an Itinerant Scribe
The Itinerant Scribe reflects on a journey that transcends physical travel, evolving from a 14th-century Irish persona to a 15th-century Bruges scribe. This transformation includes a shift from traditional arts to the practice of Tai Chi, which she plans to teach. Embracing movement as a form of art, she continues to share her discoveries.
Photography Tips for SCA Blogging
Blog photos are a special consideration. Because my blog is mine (not official SCA) my photos do not have model or photo use consents. If you officially serve the Society for Creative Anachronism any “people” photos or videos must have written consent. If I’m not posting medieval art, I include my scanned art or use my cell-phone…
From Medieval Manuscripts to Modern Mindfulness: Exploring Zentangle Art
Hey everyone! I wanted to share a little adventure I recently had at my local bookstore, which also has this cozy coffee shop. So, I’m sipping on a latte, browsing the shelves, when I stumble upon a book about creating zentangles. Intrigued, I decided skimming this could be the perfect companion for my coffee. As…
Overcoming Jealousy in SCA Creative Pursuits
The other day, I curled up with Anne Lamott’s Bird by Bird. It’s a book I’d been meaning to read for ages as writers everywhere recommend it and for good reason. Lamott makes the struggles of writing feel both universal and strangely comforting. I was nodding along and agreeing with what she wrote. I even…