Alma Johnson has been in the SCA since 1980.  She has been learning stained glass since the mid '80s, when Ken Attenhofer got tired of hearing her begging and whining, and taught her the craft.  She is married to John Johnson, known in the society as Duke John of Ean Airgead, KSCA, called the Mad Celt.  For a picture of the lovely couple, click here. They currently reside in the Barony of South Downs (Atlanta, GA).  She was elevated to the Order of the Laurel April 1998, mainly for her glasswork.  She has an open studio in her home, where she gladly teaches anything  and everything she knows about glass to interested members of the SCA.  If you are a member in the Atlanta area and would like to learn about stained glass or glass beadmaking, e-mail for more information.

Other areas of interest include:
Archery target, not SCA combat
Baking
Beekeeping
Blackwork a  type of embroidery
Calligraphy
Chickens!
Costuming
Glass Beadmaking lampworked beads and core formed vessels
Illumination
Medieval Cookery
Pysanky Ukrainian Easter Eggs
Turn of the Century Glasswork
Weaving

                                            

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