[Sca-cooks] Mairi Ceilidh

[Sue Clemenger]

A "scroll" done a la Bayeaux Tapestry, how perfectly cool! Heck, I know
how to embroider--I could do that myself! <g>
--maire

Carol Eskesen Smith wrote:

> I know of one, Brighid... My Laurel/Pel "scroll" (actually, a
> reproduction of three pieces of the Bayoux Tapestry) wasn't presented
> at my Birding, and was shown as a "work in process" at my Laureling.
> The artist currently has a life, but when she finishes school, I'll
> be asking about it.  (I know JUST where it's going to go, too!  It's
> drop dead georgous!) If I can procrastinate, so can she. She, at
> least, has an excuse!
> 
> Regards, Brekke
> 
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- From: Robin Carroll-Mann To: Cooks
> within the SCA Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 12:08 PM Subject: Re:
> [Sca-cooks] Mairi Ceilidh
> 
> 
> On 30 Mar 2004, at 7:45, Sue Clemenger wrote:
> 
>> Kiri, you obviously know Things Heraldic....Do you happen to know
>> if trees and plants are okay as supporters? I'd really like a birch
>>  tree....and now that my arms have finally passed (after 4 years!),
>> I can actually get something going like commissioning a peerage
>> scroll..... --maire, who's enough of a bum this morning that she
>> can't even come up with OFC.....*sigh*....
> 
> ::blink::  You didn't get a scroll when you were elevated?  Is this
> one of those inter-kingdom anthropology things?  In the East, it's
> the norm for most awards to be presented with a scroll in court.
> Sometimes a person receiving an AoA or an Order of Merit gets a
> promissory note instead, but I've never seen a Laurel or Pelican not
> receive a scroll at their elevation.
> 
> 
> Brighid ni Chiarain *** mka Robin Carroll-Mann Barony of Settmour
> Swamp, East Kingdom rcmann4 at earthlink.net