Contact me via the form at the bottom of this page or
via email: lia
(dot) thornegge
(at) gmail
(dot) com
Latest updates, April 26, 2009:
- Updated the Events page with the three latest events I visited, Nordmark Civil War, Drachenwald 12th Night Coronation and Queen's Demand.
- The list of projects for the A&S 50 is updated with two more items, 33 to go.
January 2009:
- At long last, all dress diaries have got their photos updated and the links have been fixed. Pictures, illustrations, finished items - it's all back now on the Clothing page.
Older site-news
Being of a sometime crafty bent I picked up a couple of new ones when I joined
in the SCA.
Eventing I
will go! Updated 26 April, 2009
Illumination and calligraphy
... is the first of these new interests. Aros used to hold regular scriptoriums where those who want to get together and work on their projects. A thoroughly enjoyable time, the scriptorium has plenty of books for inspiration and other materials and paints for all to use. Each piece of work that comes out of there is colour-copied and kept on hand
as a record of the (hopefully) good work that comes out of it.
Lia's scrolls Updated October, 2008
Clothes
One major reason to join the SCA was to get to wear the pretty dresses. I admit it - it's a major reason for a lot of folks! Right now I don't have very many dresses or accessories so I will work on expanding my wardrobe and on my webpage you get to follow along on that endeavor. Aros bi-weekly sewing circle Saturdays are a must for me to attend, having a set time to get things done in helps me enormously and when I remember I bring my camera to
document the process of fitting, pattern-drafting, gossip and tea-drinking.
Lia's Clothes Updated January, 2009
Crafts
The other crafty bits I do are braiding, embroidery and beading. Extremely litle of either so far, but I find embroidery much like illumination, a very relaxing thing to do in small doses.
Lia's Crafts Updated 27 August, 2007
The persona
More documentation for my name can be found
on its own page. Including my SCA track record.
The SCA
The SCA, short for the Society for Creative Anachronism, is a society for people who like the middle ages. Roughly the SCA
deals with the timeframe pre 17th century Western Europe,
so it's a little more than just the middle ages. Actually, Western Europe is also
modified to say 'and any cultures that pre 17th century Europeans knew about and had contact with'.
The SCA is a worldwide organization, there are people all over who have
started local subgroups that are all a part of this wonderful society.
The hierarchy is basically from the
worldwide group to the
European subgroup which is
The Kingdom
of Drachenwald. Sweden is organized in a Principality,
Nordmark, under the Kingdom and the group
I am a member of in Uppsala, is the
Shire of Aros.
For more information about what we do, check out any of those links, or take a glance at the
SCA Demo website.
