Jördis Wägner von Falkenau

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Jördis Wägner von Falkenau

Information

Resides:	Dreiburgen
Status:	Active
Awards:	Visit the Caid Order of Precedence

Heraldry

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Jördis Wägner von Falkenau joined the SCA in 2016, beginning as a newcomer in Gyldenholt. She now resides in Dreiburgen. Her artistic focus is 14th through 16th century costuming but she is also interested in Early and Late Period clothing and reconstruction, woodworking, period cooking, brewing, scribal, and more.

Associations

Student to Mistress Adelheit Schwarzenkatze

Founding member of Das Freie Fähnlein

Member of The Right Noble Brewers' Guild of Caid^RRE

Member of The Right Noble Upper Crust^RRE

Offices, Positions, & Service

Offices

Court Service

Lady-in-Waiting to Their Royal Majesties Athanaric II and Sigriðr II (2018)

Lady-in-Waiting to Their Royal Majesties Wilhelm II & Tsyra (2018)

Lady-in-Waiting and Assistant Royal Clothier to Their Royal Majesties Agrippa III & Dawid (2018)

Lady-in-Waiting and Assistant Royal Clothier to Their Royal Majesties Adam & Stæina (2019)

Other Service

See "Clothing for Others" Below

Prepared several period desserts for The Right Noble Upper Crust Guild luncheon fundraiser at Gyldenholt Anniversary, 2019. The object of the fundraiser was to raise enough to bring Hanna Tunberg, co-author of "An Early Meal- A Viking Age Cookbook and Culinary Odyssey," to be the guest speaker at the 2020 West Coast Culinary Symposium.

Event Staff

Awards & Honors

Award of Arms, February 2019

Competitions

Crescent Artisan 2018: Period Pretzels, award: Golden Journeyman

Classes Taught

"14th Century Self-stuffing Buttons," Great Western War XXI 2018

Photos

Landsknecht March, Great Western War XXI, 2018.

Das Freie Fähnlein Tailor Shop, Caidan Artisan Village.

Projects & Publications

Clothing for Jördis

14th century linen cotehardie, German frilled veil (Kruseler), and embroidered St. Brigitta's cap, all hand-sewn with linen thread.
16th century linen Trossfrau, slashed wool hat, veil (Schleir), wool Gollar, and smocked apron, all hand-sewn with linen thread. Pictured here with Ludwig Hebenstreitz von Augsburg; photo by Wyatt D. Odd.