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	== General ==		== General ==
	Kniagnia (Duchess) Ian’ka Ivanovna zhena P’trovitsa is a dutiful wife to her absent minded woodworking Duke [[Ivan Petrovitch]] and is a co-head of a large household of Varangians who believe in making things look good called [[Hrafnheim]]. She is a member of the Order of the [[Laurel]] for her work in Documentation and she has one apprentice, Lady [[Eyvor Halldorsdottir]]. Ian'ka spends her days in pursuit of scribal, lampwork, and fiber arts. She is currently the devoted deputy Signet for the Kingdom.		Kniagnia (Duchess) Ian’ka Ivanovna zhena P’trovitsa is a dutiful wife to her absent minded woodworking Duke [[Ivan Petrovitch]] and is a co-head of a large household of Varangians who believe in making things look good called [[Hrafnheim]]. She is a member of the Order of the [[Laurel]] for her work in Documentation and she has one apprentice, Lady [[Eyvor Halldorsdottir]]. Ian'ka spends her days in pursuit of scribal, lampwork, and fiber arts. She is currently the devoted deputy Signet for the Kingdom.

			Also known as Ianuk Raventhourne

	== Arts Pursuits ==		== Arts Pursuits ==
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	== SCA Publications ==		== SCA Publications ==

	"Top Ten Books Every SCA Person Shown Own" published in the Known World Handbook		"Top Ten Books Every SCA Person Shown Own" published in the Known World Handbook 3rd Edition

	"Tenth Century Rus Trade Beads" published in Tournaments Illuminated		"Tenth Century Rus Trade Beads" published in Tournaments Illuminated Spring 2005 Issue #154

	== SCA Photographs ==		== SCA Photographs ==

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	[https://www.flickr.com/photos/ianuk/collections/72157624563960353/ Ian'ka Flickr SCA Collection]		[https://www.flickr.com/photos/ianuk/collections/72157624563960353/ Ian'ka Flickr SCA Collection]

	https://photosbyianuk dot shutterfly dot com/ (Copy and paste the ~~linke~~ to the left to get to Ianuk's Shutterfly Collection)		https://photosbyianuk dot shutterfly dot com/ (Copy and paste the link to the left to get to Ianuk's Shutterfly Collection)

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	== Order of Precedence ==		== Order of Precedence ==
	[https://op.atenveldt.org/people/profile/1673 Ian'ka's OP]		[https://op.atenveldt.org/people/profile/1673 Ian'ka's OP]

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	*		*
	* How to Write Your Name - Did you just win Crown or are you going to be a landed Baronet or are you just curious about calligraphy? This class is for you! Learn the very basics of calligraphy so you can practice to write your name for import SCA things or just for fun.		* How to Write Your Name - Did you just win Crown or are you going to be a landed Baronet or are you just curious about calligraphy? This class is for you! Learn the very basics of calligraphy so you can practice to write your name for import SCA things or just for fun.
	*		* 5 Easy Steps to Writing Documentation for A&S Competitions - Many of us haven’t even written a book report, let alone physical document, since high school. But don’t worry, you can write documentation for your entries with a little bit of guidance and a simple and easy to understand approach. It does not have to be a huge long research paper! This class is geared to help those that have never written documentation to get a start on the process and to help those that have written documentation to improve their skills for award winning documentation. Full handouts will be provided free of charge which will cover the 5 Steps to Writing your documentation, how to cite your sources and the use of the internet (good and bad) for research. We will be also looking at examples of documentation from artisans around the kingdom, discussing documentation and how judges use it during judging, and how other entrants can use your documentation for inspiration and how-to for their projects.
			* Care and Feeding of Your Leather Gear - Do you have boots that have seen better days? A belt or pouch you've worn for years and it shows? This class goes through the basics of leather care, what materials you need, and how to do it.


	== SCA Offices and Responsibilities ==		== SCA Offices and Responsibilities ==

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 == General ==
-Kniagnia (Duchess) Ian’ka Ivanovna zhena P’trovitsa is a dutiful wife to her absent minded woodworking Duke [[Ivan Petrovitch]] and is a co-head of a large household of Varangians who believe in making things look good called [[Hrafnheim]]. She is a member of the Order of the [[Laurel]] for her work in Documentation and she has one apprentice Lady [[Eyvor Halldorsdottir]].  Ian'ka spends her days in pursuit of scribal, lampwork, and fiber arts. She is currently the devoted deputy Signet for the Kingdom.
+Kniagnia (Duchess) Ian’ka Ivanovna zhena P’trovitsa is a dutiful wife to her absent minded woodworking Duke [[Ivan Petrovitch]] and is a co-head of a large household of Varangians who believe in making things look good called [[Hrafnheim]]. She is a member of the Order of the [[Laurel]] for her work in Documentation and she has one apprentice, Lady [[Eyvor Halldorsdottir]].  Ian'ka spends her days in pursuit of scribal, lampwork, and fiber arts. She is currently the devoted deputy Signet for the Kingdom.
+== Arts Pursuits ==
-== Current Projects ==
+=== Current Projects ===
 Ian'ka is currently working on her project for the Calontir Clothing Challenge and you can see her work on that project at [https://calontirclothingchallenge.com/2020/08/15/ianka-ivanovna-zhena-ptrovitsa/ Ian'ka's CCC Project].
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 Ian'ka is also working on a backlog commission for a Knighting Scroll for Sir [[Wolfgrim Kolbrandson]]
 == SCA Offices and Responsibilities ==

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	=== Current Projects ===		=== Current Projects ===

	Ian'ka ~~is currently working on~~ her project for the Calontir Clothing Challenge and you can see her work on that project at [https://calontirclothingchallenge.com/2020/08/15/ianka-ivanovna-zhena-ptrovitsa/ Ian'ka's CCC Project].		Ian'ka just finished her project for the Calontir Clothing Challenge and you can see her work on that project at [https://calontirclothingchallenge.com/2020/08/15/ianka-ivanovna-zhena-ptrovitsa/ Ian'ka's CCC Project].

	Ian'ka is currently working on updating the Atenveldt Scribes Handbook.		Ian'ka is currently working on updating the Atenveldt Scribes Handbook.
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	=== Classes Available to Teach ===		=== Classes Available to Teach ===
	* Top 10 Books Every SCA Person Should Own - This class is styled to help folks just starting into the SCA or those that really like history, understand what books are important to recreate the Medieval Period. The books will be passed around so all can see the wondrous information in their pagers. The handout will list the 10 great books or so and also list sets of books for various subjects as time permits.		* <u>Top 10 Books Every SCA Person Should Own</u> - This class is styled to help folks just starting into the SCA or those that really like history, understand what books are important to recreate the Medieval Period. The books will be passed around so all can see the wondrous information in their pagers. The handout will list the 10 great books or so and also list sets of books for various subjects as time permits.
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	* 5 Easy Ways to Make Stuff - As the title implies, this class will give a 5 step approach on how to make stuff. This is based on a class taught by Duke Tarrach Alfson of Northshield and it was one of the first classes I ever attended as a new SCA member. This class really inspired Duke [[Ivan Petrovich]] and I in a way to approach making things for our participation in the SCA and is the perfect “starter” class for new and old members alike to get an idea of how to make things for either personal enjoyment or for A&S displays and competitions. The free handout will include the steps as well as resources for processes and materials to make stuff.		* <u>5 Easy Ways to Make Stuff</u> - As the title implies, this class will give a 5 step approach on how to make stuff. This is based on a class taught by Duke Tarrach Alfson of Northshield and it was one of the first classes I ever attended as a new SCA member. This class really inspired Duke [[Ivan Petrovich]] and I in a way to approach making things for our participation in the SCA and is the perfect “starter” class for new and old members alike to get an idea of how to make things for either personal enjoyment or for A&S displays and competitions. The free handout will include the steps as well as resources for processes and materials to make stuff.
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	* Period Beads of the North: An Overview - Beads are part of most of the Nordic and Slavic cultures but how do you recreate that look in the modern era? This class will cover basic information on period beads, mostly glass from Northern and Eastern Europe and will show the students what to look for when shopping for beads in modern stores to make period style accessories.		* <u>Period Beads of the North: An Overview</u> - Beads are part of most of the Nordic and Slavic cultures but how do you recreate that look in the modern era? This class will cover basic information on period beads, mostly glass from Northern and Eastern Europe and will show the students what to look for when shopping for beads in modern stores to make period style accessories.
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	* Leather Dyeing for the Modern Era - Leather is a very common material used in our medieval recreation but how do you get it the color you want? This class covers a quick overview of leather dyeing in period, how to dye leather with modern materials and a hands-on lesson on how to dye leather for your shoes, belts pouches, armor pieces etc.		* <u>Leather Dyeing for the Modern Era</u> - Leather is a very common material used in our medieval recreation but how do you get it the color you want? This class covers a quick overview of leather dyeing in period, how to dye leather with modern materials and a hands-on lesson on how to dye leather for your shoes, belts pouches, armor pieces etc.
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	* Early Russian Clothing and Accessories - This class will cover men’s and women’s clothing from 986-1250 AD with a brief look at Russian history. Class handouts are quite extensive with patterns and pictorial information.		* <u>Early Russian Clothing and Accessories</u> - This class will cover men’s and women’s clothing from 986-1250 AD with a brief look at Russian history. Class handouts are quite extensive with patterns and pictorial information.
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	* How to Write Your Name - Did you just win Crown or are you going to be a landed Baronet or are you just curious about calligraphy? This class is for you! Learn the very basics of calligraphy so you can practice to write your name for import SCA things or just for fun.		* How to Write Your Name - Did you just win Crown or are you going to be a landed Baronet or are you just curious about calligraphy? This class is for you! Learn the very basics of calligraphy so you can practice to write your name for import SCA things or just for fun.
	* 5 Easy Steps to Writing Documentation for A&S Competitions - Many of us haven’t even written a book report, let alone physical document, since high school. But don’t worry, you can write documentation for your entries with a little bit of guidance and a simple and easy to understand approach. It does not have to be a huge long research paper! This class is geared to help those that have never written documentation to get a start on the process and to help those that have written documentation to improve their skills for award winning documentation. Full handouts will be provided free of charge which will cover the 5 Steps to Writing your documentation, how to cite your sources and the use of the internet (good and bad) for research. We will be also looking at examples of documentation from artisans around the kingdom, discussing documentation and how judges use it during judging, and how other entrants can use your documentation for inspiration and how-to for their projects.		* <u>5 Easy Steps to Writing Documentation for A&S Competitions</u> - Many of us haven’t even written a book report, let alone physical document, since high school. But don’t worry, you can write documentation for your entries with a little bit of guidance and a simple and easy to understand approach. It does not have to be a huge long research paper! This class is geared to help those that have never written documentation to get a start on the process and to help those that have written documentation to improve their skills for award winning documentation. Full handouts will be provided free of charge which will cover the 5 Steps to Writing your documentation, how to cite your sources and the use of the internet (good and bad) for research. We will be also looking at examples of documentation from artisans around the kingdom, discussing documentation and how judges use it during judging, and how other entrants can use your documentation for inspiration and how-to for their projects.
	* Care and Feeding of Your Leather Gear - Do you have boots that have seen better days? A belt or pouch you've worn for years and it shows? This class goes through the basics of leather care, what materials you need, and how to do it.		* <u>Care and Feeding of Your Leather Gear</u> - Do you have boots that have seen better days? A belt or pouch you've worn for years and it shows? This class goes through the basics of leather care, what materials you need, and how to do it.


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	== SCA Publications ==		== SCA Publications ==

	"Top Ten Books Every SCA Person Shown Own" published in the Known World Handbook ~~3rd~~ Edition		"Top Ten Books Every SCA Person Shown Own" published in the Known World Handbook 4th Edition

	"Tenth Century Rus Trade Beads" published in Tournaments Illuminated Spring 2005 Issue #154		"Tenth Century Rus Trade Beads" published in Tournaments Illuminated Spring 2005 Issue #154