Elsa von Snackenburg
| Known As: | Elsa von Schammach Commonly Known as: Libby |
| Registered Name: | Else Schemmer |
| Home Group: | Province of Mooneschadowe |
| Joined SCA: | Gulf Wars XI |
| Current Status: | Active |
| Last Seen: | Weaving under a tree |
| Rank/Title: | Ehrenwerten Herrin (Honorable Lady [HL]) |
| Device Registered? | Yes: Azure mullety Or, in chief a stick shuttle argent.
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| Badge Registered? | Not Yet. |
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| OP Listing: | Elsa von Schammach |
Persona History
- 15c Germany: Born German
- Learned Textiles from friends in my early days in Mooneschadowe
- Learned Glass from Bea
- Apprenticed to a Glass-working Dane/Saxon Silversmith of the Kudzu
- Married a Milanese Centurion
As written out for the Sable Swap Round 2 (9-27-12):
Elsa was born in Germany to a family of lesser nobility who discarded their honors in sympathy with the Hussite Rebellion (early 15th c). Suddenly dispossessed, Elsa (somehow) met and fell in love with a Milanese (c. 1450) soldier, and married him when he became a Centurion and therefore able to support her studies as an apprentice to a Dane/Saxon smith.
Interests
- Checking out what the husband, Charles, is up to
- Weaving
- Lampwork Beads
- Lucet braiding
- Knitting
- Spinning
- Cooking things that include saffron (I've had happy times with researching Moorish cuisine)
Timeline of Activity
Yeah, I have a ridiculously intensive timeline of "things I've done" written up. It includes quite a few mundane markers, too. I did that for me so I don't lose the "people and things that went before." If you're actually interested, the link to that timeline is in this header. It's obviously a work in progress.
Notable Contributions or Accomplishments
- 2011 A&S Champion of Adlersruhe
Affiliations
- Married to Centurion Charles the Grey of Mooneschadowe
- Apprenticed to Master Beorhtlic Folcwineson
Mundane Information
Libby works as an editor for an international publishing company that writes training manuals for the fire and emergency services.