A chest, made by Sir Callum, decorated with the arms of Master Bartholomew, by Mistress katherine.
Friday, 1 March 2019
Monday, 14 January 2019
HC2018 - More from Mistress katherine
Something to eat off : A tazza (painted Italian raised dish), goblet, Reischsadlerhumpen (an heraldic beaker for sharing beer; the German eagle replaced by the SCA Pelican), all on an heraldically decorated table. The blue and white roses are the heraldic charge of Katherine's Venetian mother.
HC2018 - Lady Chunegund's Gambeson
Monday, 24 September 2018
HC2018 - Lady katherines bags, continued...
2 bags, made by Lady Katherine Stewart - the first for a Mouseguard, the second with the Baronial Tower
Wednesday, 5 September 2018
HC2018 - Mistress katherine's entries
Wednesday, 8 August 2018
Tuesday, 3 July 2018
HC2018 - Master Brian's tokens
Master Brian has made a number of tokens in a variety of ways, all of which are much smaller then the images below.

Tuesday, 26 June 2018
Ideas for Heraldic Clothing
With thanks to Sir Callum, who provided these images.
The two top images are Sir Callums personal arms, some of his awards are on the hood. Made using a variety of techniques.
Monday, 18 June 2018
HC2018 - Lady katherine's bags
Sunday, 6 May 2018
HC2018 - The first entry
Friday, 23 March 2018
HC2018 - The introduction
Richard and Ginevra, Baron and Baroness of Southron Gaard, in appreciation for heraldic display, and the high standards of inventiveness seen amongst the populace, would like to announce the Third Baronial Heraldic Challenge.
- Standards and Banners
- Something to wear
- Something to adorn you (jewellery, tokens, favours...)
- Something to eat, or eat off (food, plates, glasswear, napkins)
- Something to mark your territory (chairs, chests, cushions,...)
- Something to protect you (umbrellas, shields, tents, buildings...)
- Something to hide the everyday (throws, bags, things to keep the mundane out of sight)
- and, to serve the barony (We have many projects that would be easier with more hands, such as blinging up the pavilion, helping make banners for the group, which we'll arrange workshops for through the year, but this would also include making a heralds tabard or ceremony cover to stay in Gildenwick, or Wildmoor and other things like that)
The Challenge shall run until next Baronial Anniversary, when we shall hope to see a magnificent display of both personal heraldry, or that of any awards you may have received.
Please direct any questions about the challenge to Baroness Ginevra.
If you're interested and not sure where to start, we are also running monthly Creative Commons evenings during 2018. These are held the first Tuesday of each month at Avice Hill Community Centre. For more information, please see the list, or the FB page.

















