Scroll blank inspired by British Library, Sloane MS 1975, Folio 13r. www.pinterest.com/pin/39406565462145296/

Another scroll is added.

Tate Modern exhibit.

Red tinted Copper wire piercing several small rubber circles, around wallpaper roll.

Addition of a new color scroll.

Peacock Dot Scrolling Cake

A nice dedication scroll and some really awesome over the top lettering. Fanciful as all get out.

taken with sony cyber-shot dsc-w100

video www.youtube.com/watch?v=wt0TCrIVpvA

Sconce in lobby of PH

taken with sony cyber-shot dsc-w100

The black detail above the linx is the braid I was trying to do earlier, I finally figured it out. It's actually straight from my inspiration. The blue flowers come from www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAWI_gmXV1U and www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaKMGq_GLpU

Young business employee in casualwear scrolling in smartphone while standing by table in front of office window

You really do see some special things in pubs in Sunderland.

Tools used: ReShade

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Scroll Blank for SCA A&S 50 Challenge. Based on an image from an unknown manuscript.

Scrolls Lace pattern from More Sensational Knitted Socks by Charlene Schurch. Knit with Noro Kureyon Sock Yarn single-ply wool on number 1 double points.

The Noro colors were lovely. I wanted fraternal socks, so knit one from the outside of the skein and the other from the inside. The yarn is crunchy and the “thin-thick-lumpy” ply OK. Not too problematic, but tricky with the yarn-overs.

Wedding cake decoration

Close-up of my favorite part of the painting. There is remarkable detail.

The Espiritu award for Ingeborg done by Ilia with text by Dollan

Quickie template scroll, white work done.

A scroll blank inspired by Codex Manesse Fol 190v commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Codex_Manesse_Johann_von_...

I had messed up the face on the right most lady: I managed to fix it a bit, but I'm not happy with the results (calebreynolds.blogspot.com/2014/11/broken-face.html).

The golden links in the E are to call back to the Golden Link, the short term service award in Montengarde.

taken with sony cyber-shot dsc-w100

As she slowly unrolled the scroll, she would sing about the scenes revealed.

Taken with a Sony Mavica FD-91 in 1999/2000.

Scroll Banner

In St. Martin's church in Birmingham.

charleston, sc

Scroll blank inspired by the world's oldest fighting manual: Royal Armouries Manuscript I.33 f.32r commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Royal_Armouries_Ms._I.33#/medi...

Here we see the priest teaching a woman named Walpurgis. "Walpurgis’s Ward – This ward is not listed as one of the main seven wards. However, it appears to be a variation of the 2nd ward. It is done with the left foot forward, but the right hand is lower than 2nd ward and the sword is held on the right side with the point straight up, and the Buckler is held closer in to the body, with the face of the buckler pointed to the right. It is also similar to a variation of Liechtenauer’s longsword guard Vom Tag when it is held low at the right shoulder instead of higher up over the right shoulder as is done with the 2nd ward."

Calligraphy Street, (Xi'an)

Canon 100mm macro