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[[File:ElisabethdeBLoom2025.jpg|thumb|450px|frame|Maitresse Elisabeth]] | [[File:ElisabethdeBLoom2025.jpg|thumb|450px|frame|Maitresse Elisabeth]] | ||
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Elisabeth de Besancon is a member of the [[Order of the Laurel]] and a resident of the [[Barony]] of [[Glymm Mere]]. | Elisabeth de Besancon is a member of the [[Order of the Laurel]] and a resident of the [[Barony]] of [[Glymm Mere]]. | ||
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Per fess wavy azure and Or, five gouttes two and three argent and an annulet vert. | Per fess wavy azure and Or, five gouttes two and three argent and an annulet vert. | ||
[[File:June 2014 IMG 7902 favorite depiction.JPG|thumb| | [[File:June 2014 IMG 7902 favorite depiction.JPG|thumb|200px|center|brooch by Fjorlief in Haga]] | ||
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Revision as of 13:09, 20 July 2025
Elisabeth de Besancon is a member of the Order of the Laurel and a resident of the Barony of Glymm Mere.
Elisabeth documents her projects on the Facebook page Elisa's Endeavors. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100069109116286
Arms
Per fess wavy azure and Or, five gouttes two and three argent and an annulet vert.
Awards Received
- Award of Arms Mar 4 AS 34 / 2000
- Crystal of Glymm Mere (Glymm Mere) May 6 AS 35 / 2000
- Red Hart (Glymm Mere) Oct 7 AS 35 / 2000
- Jambe de Lion Oct 13 AS 36 / 2001
- Laurel Jan 10 AS 38 / 2004
- Ewer (Glymm Mere) Dec 17 AS 40 / 2005
- Baron's Favor (Glymm Mere) Apr 16 AS 45 / 2011
- Golden Bell (Glymm Mere) May 12 AS 47 / 2012
- Bountiful Hand July 21 AS 47 / 2012
Interests
- Textile arts
- garment construction, particularly houppelandes, veils, and other clothing of the 14th and 15th centuries
- embroidery, especially counted stitch styles
- weaving, with a current goal of being able to weave a fine, ruffled veil
- Daily medieval life
- Most likely to be found in an artisans' village, classroom, or salon teaching or working on a project
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brickstitch embroidery -
woven and smocked apron -
St. Birgitta cap -
ruffle on the loom -
weaving demo
