[Sca-cooks] Things to BUY at Pennsic

[Pixel, Goddess and Queen]

Sewing is one thing, but not everyone can do metalcasting, shoemaking,
lampwork beads, woodcarving, etc. What we're complaining about is the
scarcity of good belt fittings, shoes, jewellry and accessories, etc.
Somebody who does 14th c. can go and buy proper buttons with which to make
their dress, and find the right sorts of shoes, pattens, belt mounts,
earrings, and hair ornaments, while those of us who do other periods have
problems just finding the right brooch, let alone anything else.

And of course if you do jingle-bunny, there's stuff all over for that.

OFC: Anybody have any references for a meat tart or pie with prunes in it?

Margaret

On Thu, 10 Jun 2004, Samrah wrote:

> Got to jump in here, guys.  Not to be poopy, and I know I have not been playing this game as long as many of you (19 yrs. this Sept.), but I remember a time when most people made most, if not all, of their own garb.  Perhaps we have all gotten a bit spoiled and should be encouraging each other to get back to those sewing machines....  There is something to be said for setting a good example for the really new folks.
>
> Hugs,
> Samrah
>
> Bronwynmgn at aol.com wrote:
> We need somebody selling authentic Norse, authentic Anglo-Saxon, authentic
> 12th or 13th century, etc.
>
> Brangwayna
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