http://www.karinhowe.com/whiskey-rebellion/ 2010-07-30T06:04:00-06:00 http://www.karinhowe.com/whiskey-rebellion/ http://www.karinhowe.com/whiskey-rebellion/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2010-07-13T15:07:01-06:00 tom http://www.karinhowe.com/whiskey-rebellion/photos?rev=1279055221&do=diff Photos from Flickr tagged ”whiskey rebellion morris“ If you have any photos of the team that you would like to contribute, it's easy. Just save your photos in Flickr and -- the crucial step -- tag them with the phrase, ”whiskey rebellion morris“ enclosed in quotes. (Photos tagged just ”whiskey rebellion” find something else entirely.) text/html 2010-07-04T15:56:02-06:00 tom http://www.karinhowe.com/whiskey-rebellion/contact?rev=1278280562&do=diff The main contact for the team is: * Jim Morgan (Squire and Fore) text/html 2010-07-03T07:13:43-06:00 tom http://www.karinhowe.com/whiskey-rebellion/kit?rev=1278162823&do=diff Our kit consists of: * Black long trousers * Black sneakers * Socks in any official kit color (black, white, charcoal grey, red, orange, or yellow) or combinations thereof * White shirt * Charcoal grey vest for Cotswold dances * Red, orange, and yellow tattered sleeveless long vest for Border dances * Red, orange and yellow rosettes with long ribbons (red, orange, yellow and dark grey) - one on each arm and one on the back of the vest * Black bell pads, with one rosette attache… text/html 2010-07-03T07:13:29-06:00 tom http://www.karinhowe.com/whiskey-rebellion/kit/rosettes?rev=1278162809&do=diff Here are the official instructions for making rosettes for Whiskey Rebellion: Arm and Back Rosettes You will need to make 3 of these rosettes - one for each arm, and one for the back of the vest. Materials Cut grosgrain ribbon in the following lengths (makes 1 rosette). text/html 2010-07-03T07:12:09-06:00 tom http://www.karinhowe.com/whiskey-rebellion/kit/vest?rev=1278162729&do=diff In our original kit decision discussions, we came to an agreement on five points regarding vests: * We decided they would be charcoal grey * We wanted them to be sturdy, easily washable and preferably made out of a semi-breathable fabric (denim or canvas would be ideal) * We wanted them to be reasonably affordable * They needed to be available in a variety of sizes * We didn't want to have to make them ourselves