[Hartwood] Seth

[Julie MacTíre]

I SO want to do more silk banner painting!  I need something to attach to my
bicycle when I ride to events.  Also, I'm eager to further my knowledge of
Japanese braiding because my dog is Japanese and it would be awesome to have
a real Japanese braided lead for him... :D

Scathach

On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 9:44 PM, John Mail <lionsgater at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Depending on dates and times I would love to teach target archery arrow
> construction (depending on Willem's availability) or my kumihimo class. Just
> because I think everyone should know how to make their own arrows or do
> Japanese braiding.
>
> And while I can't speak for my Lady I know she itching to teach more silk
> banner painting.
>
>
>
> John Macandrew
>
>  *From:* Amber <jademagpye at gmail.com>
> *To:* Morel Carr Zupanic <bear_necessities at telus.net>; Hartwood <
> hartwood at tirrigh.org>
> *Sent:* Thursday, September 29, 2011 2:40:12 PM
> *Subject:* Re: [Hartwood] Seth
>
> With a TUTR that runs heavily to the arts, adding some sciences would round
> out the menu and entice fighter/archers.  Willem has an arrow making
> workshop he can teach and I strongly suspect our newest members settling up
> in the north have much to share of their knowledge.
>
> That said, the venue will dictate how many and what sort of classes can be
> managed.  I look forward to the proposal and the discussion.
>
> Marina
>
> -----Original Message----- From: Morel Carr Zupanic
> Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 12:54 PM
> To: Hartwood
> Subject: Re: [Hartwood] Seth
>
> Cecille wrote:
> > Combining a fighting event/workshop with a TUTR is generally the best of
> > both worlds.  It provides something for everyone and gives a reason for
> > -all- members of a household to travel to the event.
> <snip>
> > What is being planned is for a select bunch.  I'd recommend looking at
> > expediting ferry for people (but make them come in bunches at specific
> > times), lodging, and planning a non-meal tavern night.
> >
> > If it could be arranged to have a fighting workshop to run alongside,
> that'd
> > be awesome: but not a pas.  A pas requires participation from the
> > non-fighting populace and that draws away from the TUTR.
>
> Rapier and Heavy tournaments were run alongside last year's Heraldic
> Symposium, but there were not very many spectators, as they were all in
> class.  For that matter, there weren't a lot of participants either.  I
> would like to keep the focus on learning.  Stick to the KIS principle.
> Once
> we have a venue, we can decide if there can be any fighter-specific
> classes,
> though leather armoring and the like would be as doable as any other class.
>
> There will need to be a meal following classes on Saturday - it can be
> either a feast or potluck, and can be organized by someone other than the
> event steward - though Kjartan managed that part no problem at this years
> TUTR.
>
> Dori
>
>
>
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