The Crafty Tailor - General Info
The Crafty Tailor (18090)WT: 0.1 Size: TINY
Class: NONE
Race: NONE
Item type: Gems
Icon: 778
Model: IT63
Book Contents
THE CRAFTY TAILOR
by
Meeka Diggs
Every summer in the vale we
must face the insect season
when the little buggers come
in swarms to feast on our
crops and march on our homes.
This past summer my hubby
returned home from a daily
by
Meeka Diggs
Every summer in the vale we
must face the insect season
when the little buggers come
in swarms to feast on our
crops and march on our homes.
This past summer my hubby
returned home from a daily
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wander with a captured
spiderling. I was at first
appalled by the creature but
my hubby placed it in a large
wooden cage outside our home
so that the insects could fly
in and get caught in the webs
and the spiderling could not
get out.
Each day the spider would
tear down his web and discard
the silk and soon I had a
spiderling. I was at first
appalled by the creature but
my hubby placed it in a large
wooden cage outside our home
so that the insects could fly
in and get caught in the webs
and the spiderling could not
get out.
Each day the spider would
tear down his web and discard
the silk and soon I had a
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large amount of the material
to dispose of.
As I reached for my broom one
day I stumbled and scraped my
palms in the fall. I hurried
to our cupboard for a bandage
and to my dismay there were
none in our home.
That was when Bristlebane
blessed me with a bit of his
craftiness. Taking my trusty
TAILORING KIT, I wove a spool
to dispose of.
As I reached for my broom one
day I stumbled and scraped my
palms in the fall. I hurried
to our cupboard for a bandage
and to my dismay there were
none in our home.
That was when Bristlebane
blessed me with a bit of his
craftiness. Taking my trusty
TAILORING KIT, I wove a spool
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of SILK THREAD from TWO bits
of SPIDERLING SILK. Once I
had TWO spools of SILK THREAD
I wove a SILK BANDAGE and
bound my injured palms.
With so much silk at my
disposal I quickly ran out of
bags to store it in. Taking
THREE spools of SILK THREAD I
wove a SILK CORD and then
made myself a SMALL BAG from
the SILK CORD and a LOW
of SPIDERLING SILK. Once I
had TWO spools of SILK THREAD
I wove a SILK BANDAGE and
bound my injured palms.
With so much silk at my
disposal I quickly ran out of
bags to store it in. Taking
THREE spools of SILK THREAD I
wove a SILK CORD and then
made myself a SMALL BAG from
the SILK CORD and a LOW
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QUALITY WOLF SKIN.
In order to prevent myself
from falling and injuring
myself on the hard floors I
used my remaining LOW QUALITY
SKIN of wolves, cats, and
bears and one SILK THREAD to
fashion some LEATHER PADDING
which I laid on the floors. I
have since had a blacksmith
friend of mine offer to
purchase such padding for use
In order to prevent myself
from falling and injuring
myself on the hard floors I
used my remaining LOW QUALITY
SKIN of wolves, cats, and
bears and one SILK THREAD to
fashion some LEATHER PADDING
which I laid on the floors. I
have since had a blacksmith
friend of mine offer to
purchase such padding for use
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in his crafting of platemail
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Quest Source: 28 May 2022