Ælfwyn Webbestre

Photo

Photo by Osanna van der Linden

Information

Registered Name:	Ælfwyn Webbestre
Resides:	Elfsea
Status:	Active
Joined SCA:	1993

Order of Precedence

Aelfwyn Webbestre

Heraldry

Bendy sinister azure and argent, three leaves conjoined in pall vert.

Iprottakona Ælfwyn Webbestre, OL

Previously Known As: Clair of Northkeep
Nickname(s):
Pronouns: She/Her

Additional Registered Heraldry:

Offices:

Local Offices Held
- Prior Deputy Historian, Barony of Northkeep
- Prior Chamberlain, Barony of Elfsea
- Prior Minister of Arts & Sciences, Barony of Elfsea

Persona History:

Early 10th Century Anglo-Saxon raised by Dane-Saxon uncle and Icelandic aunt. Living in Ansteorra now, she explores the many cultures and clothing of the people she encounters.

Interests:

Tablet Weaving
Singing
Sewing
Charter Painting
Sand Casting
Raising my spawn to not be complete hellions

Gallery:

Selected Projects
Late 16th century German wool kampfrau gown and wool waffenrock
Iris of Merit ribbon. Made a few a long time ago (>12 years), no clue who all has one now. Sewing thread, dont think it was silk. "Rams horn" pattern.
Silk Knights Belt made for Cassius Domitius Lepus. 70/2 natural Tussah silk. 2 yards long. Scrolly vines and checkerboard patterns. Twist monochrome technique.
Centurion of the Sable Star Silk Twist Patterned Ribbon with added number and Black star, before adding buckle
"All her insignia" ribbon made for Octavia de Verdon. Silk sewing thread, twist monochrome technique. Has an emblem representing nearly every award she has received separated by fleur de lis.
Centurion of the Sable Star ribbon woven for Kajira Camber. Cotton. Double face technique using an arabic looking english script created by Cassius Domitius Lepus and Kajira Camber.
Silk Monochrome Twist Patterned Belt. 80 cards wide. Made for Michelle Chantal de Charente. Decorated with vines, roses, crosses, letters, and a heart.
Iris of Merit ribbon made for Elizabeta di Valore della Rosa. Sewing silk, double face technique. Commissioned for her by Hrafn Olafsson.
Late 16th century Italian silk gown