Eleanor Hall's blog

- Matters from previous meeting:

- Platters, Eleanor has emailed Maerwyn re this.

- CF reimbursments: have been completed.

- Kingdom Levy- Resolved and we are up to date- until the next quarterly ;)

Second Brick Stitch Pouch

Period: 14^{th- 15th} Century Germany

Inspiration: Heavily inspired by an extant pouch in the Victoria and Albert Museum but not an exact copy.

Attendees:

Eleanor, Katherine of Glastonbury

Music played:

Black Alman

Parts:

Katherine on Sap with Harp - did not place accidentals in second section

Eleanor on tenor with tenor recorder. changed last note to a g instead of Bb to match the g chord played by harp to give piece for 'final' sound

Lorraine Alman

Katherine: Sap on Harp

Eleanor:  Tenor on Tenor recorder.

Earl of Essex Measure - first half

Katherine: Sap on Harp

Attendees:

Eleanor, Katherine of Glastonbury Emrys

Music played:

Black Alman

Parts:

Katherine on Sap with Harp

Emrys on Tenor on viola

Eleanor on Sap with flute, and tenor with tenor recorder.

Plan for next week:

Earl of Essex

Katherine: Sap on Harp

Emrys: Alto on violin

Eleanor: Sap on Flute, Tenor on Tenor recorder.

Item: 14^th Century German Brick Stitch Pouch

Time Period : 14^th Century

Region : German

Lost something?

See the previous post about this project HERE

It appears that the only thing I’m worse at then actually finishing a project… is writing about it!

Without making you wait any longer here is the gown:

I thought the easiest way to cover this is in layers from the skin out:

Shift: