ANST - Re:A&S Questionare

[Ghislaine Fontaneau/Elayne Hoover]

> 
> Your can help tremendously by answering the following questionaire by
> indicating your ability to judge each of the Catagories and
> Subcatagories on a scale of 1-10 [1= "I like/dislike it but don't
> qualifiy to judge it." 10 = "I'm as near to an expert as you'll likely
> find."
> 
> 
> CATEGORIES
> I. Costuming
> 1. Female Court
	4
> 2. Male court
	4
> 3. Female Tourney
	3
> 4. Male Tourney
	3
> 5 Accessories/single garment
	3
> II. Scriviners Arts
> 1. Calligraphy
	2
> 2. Illumination
	2
> 3. Calligraphy & Illumination (whole Scrolls
	2
> 4. Painting
	3
> 5. Printing
	3
> 6. Drawing
	3
> 7. Cartography
	3
> 8. Papermaking
	3
> 9. Bookbinding
	4
> III. Textile Arts: Woven
> 1. Plain
	2
> 2. Twill
	2
> 3. Satin
	2
> 4. Brocade
	3
> 5. Damask
	2
> 6. Tapestry
	4
> 7. Card
	4
> 8. Inkle
	4
> 9. Basketry
	2
> 10 Nallbinding
	?
> IV. Textile Arts: Non-Woven
> 1. Carding
> 2. Spinning
> 3. Felting
> 4. Fabric Painting
	2
> 5. Dyeing
	2
> 6. Resist Dyeing
> 7. Sprang
> 8. Braiding
> V. Needlework
> 1. Surface embroidery
	2
> 2. Counted Work
	3
> 3. Needlepoint
	3
> 4. Needleweaving
> 5. Beading
> 6. Applique'
> 7. Couching
	2
> 8. Quilting
> 9. Stumpwork
> 10. Cutwork
> 11. Pulled Thread
> 12. Gold Work
> 13. Strung Jewelry
> VI. Cooking (subleties placed in appropriate subcategory)
> 1. Main Dish
	4
> 2. Side dish
	4
> 3. Condiment
	3
> 4. Bread
	4
> 5. Sweet Dish
	4
> 6. Cheese
	4
> 7. Non-alcoholic drinks
	4
> VII. Woodwork
> 1. Carved (majority work carved)
> 2. Fagricated (little carved decoration; non-carved decoration ok.
> 3. Inlay
> VII. Horn and Bone Working
> 1. Carved (majority of work carved)
> 2. Fabricated (little carved decoration, non-carved decoration ok)
> 3. Inlay
> VIII. Non-Metallic Weapons (Majority of item must be non-metalic)
> 1. Bowyery
> 2. Fletching
> 3. SCA weapons
> 4. Mechanical War Machines
> IX. Camping and Homesteading
> 1. Shelters
> 2. SCA Cover-ups (iincludes non-camping coverups)
	5
> 3. Gardening (limited to period plants)
> 4. Animal Husbandry (limited to period breeds)
> X. Sculpture
> 1. In the round
> 2. Bas Relief
> XI. Ceramics
> 1. Coiled
> 2. Flat Construction
> 3. Wheel Thrown
> 4. Modeled
> XII. Mosaic
> XIII. Glass
> 1. Stained
> 2. Leaded
> 3. Cut
> 4. Blown
> 5. Bead Making
> XIV. Lace
> 1.Bobbin
> 2. Needle
> XV. Knitting
> XVI. Metalwork (ornamental and functional)
> 1. Casting
> 2. Cold Fabrication (no soldering or welding)
> 3.  Hot Fabrication
> 4. Hot Forged (Majority of work done in a forge)
> 5. Raised Work
> 6. Repoussee
> 7. Etching
> XVII. Tools
> 1. Hand Tools (tools that fit in the hand)
> 2. Production Tools (such as looms, lathes or pottery wheels)
> 3. Scientific
> XVII. Enameling
> 1. Cloisonne
> 2. Champleve
> 3. Plique a jour
> 4. Basse-taille
> 5. Limoges
	5
> 6. Grasaille
> XVIII. Alchemy
> 1. Cooked
> 2. Non-cooked
> XIX. Leatherwork
> 1. Fabricated (little or no decorative tooling, non-tooled decoration
> ok)
> 2. Tooled
> 3. Shaped (includes curboile and shaped leather vessels)
> XX. Musical Instruments (no kits allowed)
> 1. Strung
	4
> 2. Wood Wind
	6
> 3. Brass
	7
> 4. Percussion
	7
> 5. Keyboard
	5
> XXI. Performing Arts
> 1. Instrumental music
	7
> 2. Vocal music
	9
> 3. Readings
	8
> 4. Monologues
	8
> 5. Plays
	8
> 6. Skits
	9
> 7. Pantomime
> 8. Court Dance
	9
> 9. Country Dance
	9
> 10. Ethnic Dance
	4
> 11. Other Performances
> XXII. Writings: Fiction
> 1. Tales
	5
> 2. Plays
	5
> 3. Poetry
	6
> XXIII. Writing: Nonfiction
> 1. Historical Research
	5
> 2. Instructional Articles
	5
> 3. Songs (period style, must be performed by someone)
	6
> 4. Music (period style, must be performed by someone)
	6
> 5. Research projects (must have a paper and a demo or display of the
> finished project)
> XXIV. Brewing
> 1. Lager
> 2. Ale
> 3. Wines
> 4. Sparkling Wines
> 5. Mead
> 6. Liqueurs
> XXV. Demonstration projects:
> XXVI. Working Models
> XXVII. Domestic
> 1. candle making
> 2. Soap Making
> 3. Herbal Medicine
> 4. Other
 


-- 
Madame Ghislaine Fontanneau
Elayne Hoover 
elyh at wcc.net
________________________________________________          
"But any fate of being English would be that fate which is less than
French, stand by and let the better speek freely.  Being French is
surely a fate more-than-English and any god which would cause me to be
less-than-French is no merciful god."
		--Magdalena

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