Welcoem to posts!!
in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
Check out this embroidery class from the Royal University of the Midrealm (RUM)! @royaluniversityofthemidrealm
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As in the incoming Chancellor for the Royal University of the Midrealm (RUM), please go check out what I was busy with this weekend on the RUM's YouTube channel!
I've been creating playlists to go with the Colleges of RUM, along with adding tags, cards, hashtags, creating more descriptive titles with easier to read thumbnails, and also added a new (to the channel) class... with a few more new classes coming soon!
While you're visiting the channel, please click Subscribe and Like to any videos that you enjoy. It helps with the algorithm to assist the University's channel to grow and is much appreciated!
youtube.com/@royaluniversityofthemidrealm
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At 2:16, you can see me processing in the MidRealm Parade to Opening Ceremonies at Pennsic War 51. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sjpM...
Thank you to @CeriansKeep for filming this.
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Set up for the Pennsic A&S War Point! 😀
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Please help me to help the RUM YouTube channel to grow!
RUM is the Royal University of the Midrealm. Watch some classes, as well as liking and/or subscribing.
youtube.com/@royaluniversityofthemidrealm
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Set up for the Known World A&S Display. 😀
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Thank you for subscribing to my channel! :)
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Working on my next embroidery project at the Craftspersons Greene in Midrealm Royal.
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Earlier this morning, waiting for a small break in the rain to run for the first A&S class.
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My latest Holbein pattern creation.
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I am Baroness Lynne Fairchild and I'm here to share my various interests, including the study of blackwork embroidery in the 16th century. I love baking and dancing, among many other hobbies and interests. I will also include a sprinkling of other fun videos as well, such as heavy combat fighting and my husband's blacksmith videos!
I have been a historical reenactor since the late 1990s, working at Renaissance Festivals, performing for Madrigal Dinners, and participating in the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA). The SCA is an international non-profit organization devoted to the study and recreation of the years 600-1600 AD. It is from these various experiences that I have learned and grown my skills.
Follow along as I share my latest projects, research, experiences, and more!
Subscribe now to catch my upcoming videos. #lynnefairchild