Got a lot done over a long car ride to an event this weekend. Ready for the border & final touches.

Looks good with the yellow filled out, now for the big job of filler stitch.

Now that I'm back it's time to do the barony side... Trickier art, but I really like the way the outline came out. 2-strand in brown. Hopefully it'll still look as good filled with the yellow.

Spent some quality time with the project at Gulf Wars last week & finished the kingdom side:

Still getting the hang of the long-short stitch, but it's going well so far.

Acknowledging and celebrating the countless women who have shaped and continue to shape our Society!

Sing their word fame! Acknowledge both the large and the small endeavours!

#MySCA #InternationalWomensDay #IWD

And now to dive into the actual product, starting with the kingdom badge. Started with an outline in 2 strand stem stitch to keep things straight:

Next steps on the arming cap project... Learning how to make the surface look better. Not really pleased with how the satin stitch looks on this large an area, so I'll have to get better at long & short stitching...

And the next attempt will be the baronial arms - this will be tricky. Thinking about brown to outline the moose, and fewer strands for the satin stitches.

Tried the next step in the arming cap project last night - kingdom populace badge, full size. Overall, not bad... I expected the pile to be problematic, but the overall satin stitching is getting better. Still not sure about the border, black or yellow base.

Working on the next art thing - some embroidery. I've got an arming cap that needs decorating, so I gotta learn some basic stitches...

Ok, trying to be more proactive and posty and better about documenting my artsy stuff. Nearly finished scroll for this weekend. Lettering is set on scrap paper; will post a finished pic when it's handed out

Would like to remind everyone of the best sequence of panels of all time

A lil tip for the folks with shoe polish on their lips today :)

My man Rodrigo!