| For over a year I served as the Shire's Chronicler and I continue to use these web pages for the archived copies of the quarterly newsletters that I published, and any of my own items I feel might be of interest to others. I draft my own period patterns and have decided to both sell my patterns and (on occassion) sew for others. I have completed three patterns: a 12th century coif pattern, a funnel hood pattern, and a tall hat pattern. I am also working on some ideas for simple summer garb. Another interest that I have revived is marionette making. Lady Una Sewenna and I have completed our first two marionettes and a marionette theatre. I chose the business name Faire Made for all of my projects. Look for Faire Made Patterns & Garb and Faire Made Marionettes linked from this my All Things Medieval page. I'll build a Faire Made web page or two, as soon as I have a few more items to display |
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| Welcome to the pages of Lynn Kershaw-Smith a.k.a. Anne Fairamay, from The Shire of the March of St. Martin (Sarnia ON Canada), in the SCA Kingdom of Ealdormere. |
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| Copyright 2006, 2007, all rights reserved. This is the personal web site of Anne Fairamay (legal name Lynn Smith), a member of, and former Chronicler for the Shire of the March of St. Martin, in the Kingdom of Ealdormere of the Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc.(SCA). This web site is not a corporate publication of the SCA and does not deliniate SCA policies. |
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