ANST - Fw: Only 1 week

[Jube & Melinda Kinser]

Thanks a ton was having major mind block on a gift thank you!!
Aerin of Adlersruhe


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> Subject: ANST - Fw: Only 1 week
> Date: Sunday, December 13, 1998 2:10 AM
> 
> Merry Christmastime, everyone!
> 
> I had a dear friend of mine ask me a question about what would be a good
> Yule Revel gift.  As I finished up the list of the things that popped
into
> my head I thought perhaps there might be others out there that could use
it
> as well.  Tempio- like many other groups out there- limits its gift limit
to
> $10, so I based my list on that price.
> 
> Hope this helps someone out there...
> 
> Dieterich- Black Belt in Shop Long Fu
> 
> 
> >You asked:
> >
> >>I don't think I will be able to make anything but what kinds of things
can
> SCAers
> >>use for
> >>under $10.
> >
> >
> >Acrylic paint
> >Material (esp white for veils/shirts)
> >Feast gear
> >Artificial sinew
> >Duct Tape
> >A hat
> >Embroidery floss
> >Needles
> >Gesso
> >Wood
> >Books on art in the Middle Ages
> >Embroidery hoops
> >A belt blank
> >Books on heraldry
> >Books on armor
> >A seam-ripper with the little light on the end
> >Candles
> >A lantern
> >Knitted mittens
> >Good paper (ask for 'elephant paper' at a paper shop)
> >A piece of good leather
> >Paint brushes (ten bucks can get the good ones rather than the cruddy
ones)
> >A length of trim
> >A length of lace
> >A basket
> >Some ostrich plumes
> >Some pheasant feathers
> >A pair of good scissors (Ginghers on sale in Temple right now for half
> >price)
> >A tape or cd of dance music
> >Sheet music for recorder
> >A recorder
> >A nine-mens-morris game
> >Dice (no respectable late period persona would be without them)
> >A nice period looking buckle
> >Rivets for armor
> >A strap-cutter
> >A rawhide mallet
> >A brick of beeswax
> >A hydrometer
> >A wine thief
> >A package of corks
> >Patterning paper
> >Soap
> >A nice brooch from your local Goodwill or Salvation Army
> >A book on brewing or vinting
> >A dremmel tool accessory pack
> >A camp stool
> >A deck of rennaissance style cards
> >A yeast culture
> >A period cookbook
> >A book on basic sewing skills
> >A pouch
> >A body hammer
> >Buttons
> >Hooks and eyes
> >Good thread
> >Some antler
> >A cows horn (for either a drinking horn or a hunting horn)
> >A brass kickplate
> >A yard or two of buckram
> >A t-square
> >A rosary
> >A cross
> >A cup or mug
> >A sketchbook
> >Tracing paper
> >Blank tapes
> >A brewers log
> >A block of carving linoleum
> >A draw knife
> >A piece of rattan
> >Some 550 cord
> >Tentstakes
> >A banner pole
> >Seeds for different herbs
> >Lamp oil
> >Beads (especially pearls... you can get a strand or two of real
freshwater
> >pearls under $10)
> >
> >
> >That should give you something to chew on.  BTW, with this list you can
> >really do some neat things: imagine getting a nice brooch ($5.25)
wrapped
> in
> >a yard of nice heavy white cotton for an arming cap ($3.00) and tied off
> >with a yard of trim left over from an old project ($1.50) and decorated
> with
> >four nice buttons off a Goodwill shirt ($.25).
> >
> >See you there!
> >
> >Casey
> >
> >
> 
>
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