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'''Weaving''' was released in 2006 as "Secrets of the [[Wavedancer]]". Weaving gives the user the opportunity to create wearable items with flowers, herbs, pelts, leaves, gemstones, feathers, and ribbons.
The '''[[:Category:Weaving system|weaving system]]''' was released in 2006 alongside the "Secrets of the [[Wavedancer]]" event. Weaving gives the user the opportunity to create wearable or held items and accessories with flowers, herbs, pelts, leaves, gemstones, feathers, and ribbons.


==Weaving Tools==
Weaving tools are often sold at events like [[Ebon Gate]].
Weaving requires multiple '''[[#Weavable Items|weavable items]]''', which are frequently available at various [[pay event]]s and [[festival]]s.


The completed woven item made via the weaving system is called a '''[[#Woven Items|Woven Chain]]''', and it can take on many different forms depending on what was used to create it, how many items were used, and what noun type is selected as part of the creation process.
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== Tools ==
You do not need any tools to weave. Tools enable you to use a wider variety of materials to weave, but are not necessary to weave simple items.
{| {{prettytable|background:#F0F8FF;height:15px;}}
|- style="background:#000080; vertical-align: BOTTOM; font-size: small; color:white;"
!TOOL
!PURPOSE
!SYNTAX
|-
!Awl
|This is a tool that can be used to change a feather into a weaving item.||POKE <feather> with my awl
|-
!Lathe
|This is a tool that can be used to change a gem into a bead with the weaving script attached.||CUT <gem> with my lathe
|-
!Scissors
|This is a tool that can be used to trim ribbons so that they can be woven.||CUT <ribbon> with my scissors
|-
!Shears
|This is a tool that can be used to trim pelts into a weaving item.||CUT <skin> with my shears
|-
!Snips
|This is a tool that can be used to trim flowers and herbs so that they can be woven.||CUT <flower> with my snips
|-
|}


Multiple weavable items can be stored inside of a '''[[weaving tote]]''', which can be used to bundle like items together. Unlike other "in-ators", weaving totes do not store the contents weightlessly, and each bundle counts as an item for the purposes of lockering the tote.


'''[[Weaving tool]]s''' allow a character to turn certain found objects into weavable items. While not necessary to engage in the weaving system, they allow for a greater variety of weavable items than those available at pay events or festivals. Individual weaving tools work on different types of items such as dropped feathers, skinned critter pelts, found ribbons, foraged plants, and treasure system gems which can be turned into beads. '''[[Weaving tool#Lathe|Lathes]]''' from the set can also be unlocked to apply more cosmetic options to the gemstone beads made. Weaving tools can be stored inside of a [[Weaving tool#Weaving Tool Belt|special belt]].
'''Awl'''
<pre{{log2}}>
>analyze my awl
You analyze your slender steel awl and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions, but the creator has stated that "The item has restrictions on changing the noun."


'''Secateurs''' from the [[Weave a Little Dream of Me Collection I]] are special tools that can be used on completed woven items to add a fluff script to them. [[Unbe-Weave-able Mount Tool]] '''trimmers''' work just like the secateurs, except they convert completed woven items into accessories that can be worn by [[mount]]s. They are an optional item intended to elevate woven items created via the weaving system.
The creator has also provided the following information:


==Weavable Items==
This is a tool that can be used to change a feather into a weaving item. POKE the feather with the awl.
{{Main|Weavable item}}
'''Weavable items''' take on a wide variety of forms when sold off the shelf. They can be altered by a merchant. Some merchants that specialize in weaving system items will alter a stack of multiple weavable items at once. When altering a weavable item, bear in mind that there are restrictions on length. You can preview how a weavable item will appear as part of a completed woven item by viewing its {{boldmono|ANALYZE}} information.
{{#section:Weavable item|creating}}


==Woven Items==
This slender steel awl may be altered with either a long or show description. The noun cannot change. The material it is made out of may be changed, but it must remain something metallic. It can also be rubbed.
{{Main|Woven Chain}}
A '''woven item''', also called a '''Woven Chain''', created via the weaving system requires multiple weavable items in order to be completed. Depending on how many weavable items are used, the end product's description may vary. For example, it will appear as "loosely woven" when created with very few items and "intricately woven" when created with very many.
{{#section:Woven Chain|chart}}


==How to Weave==
>glance
At its core, weaving involves combining multiple weavable items into a chain of woven items via the {{boldmono|WEAVE}} command. The completed woven item type can be changed at any point in the weaving process via {{boldmono|TURN}}. Once enough weavable items have been added to the woven chain, it can be turned into a completed woven item via {{boldmono|PULL}}. A completed woven item cannot be changed into a different type of woven item.
You glance down to see a soft grey penguin feather in your right hand and a round-handled slender steel awl in your left hand.


=== Beginning Your Chain ===
>poke feather with my awl
The two weavable items you choose to start your chain will form the long description of your created woven item. The show of the completed woven item will display how many items you used to weave your creation as well as what types of items and how many of each.
You set the slender steel awl against the quill of your penguin feather and begin to turn it rapidly! Creating a small hole in its end, you stop turning the awl and blow away the dust your action created.


You can begin your chain with any two weavable items. This is done by {{boldmono|WEAVE MY {ITEM #1} WITH MY {ITEM #2}}}. By default, if both weavable items are different, the object entered as {{boldmono|ITEM #1}} will appear before {{boldmono|ITEM #2}} in the chain regardless of which hand holds which item. If both weavable items used are identical, the woven chain will indicate that there is only one type of material in it.
>analyze my feather
You analyze your penguin feather and sense that a talented merchant can alter this weavable feather. Merchants will require that the feather remain some type of item that makes sense for weaving with other similar items to eventually form an item like a garland or anklet. Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like. When weaving, only the adjective and noun will matter, so bear this in mind. Right now, this feather, when woven, will show up as a "soft grey penguin feather," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "soft grey penguin feathers."


<pre{{log2}}>
To get the full benefit of this feather, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.
>GLANCE
</pre>
You glance down to see a five-petal baby blue dewdrift in your right hand and a heart-shaped misty silver leaf in your left hand.


>WEAVE DEWDRIFT WITH LEAF
You weave a five-petal baby blue dewdrift together with a heart-shaped misty silver leaf.
Roundtime: 3 sec.


>GLANCE
'''Lathe'''
You glance down to see a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and heart-shaped misty silver leaves in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.
<pre{{log2}}>
>analyze my lathe
You analyze your polished steel lathe and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions, but the creator has stated that "The item has restrictions on changing the noun."


>LOOK CHAIN
The creator has also provided the following information:
The woven chain has 2 things woven into it, among which you see one five-petal baby blue dewdrift and one heart-shaped misty silver leaf.


You will need to TURN the chain in order to change it into an item.
This is a tool that can be used to change a gem into a bead with the weaving script attached. You can POINT the lathe at a gem to see what the result would be and CUT the gem with the lathe to make a bead.
</pre>


=== Continuing Your Chain ===
This polished steel lathe may be altered with either a long or show description. The noun cannot change. The material it is made out of may be changed, but it must remain something metallic. It can also be rubbed.
Once you have begun your chain, adding items to it is relatively simple. You just need to decide what you want to add and what you want to make. From there, you {{boldmono|WEAVE CHAIN WITH {ITEM}}} until you have enough of everything that you want on your chain.


The [[#Woven Items|chart above]] lists the creations and styles for each creation, based on the number of items woven into your chain. The maximum number of items you can weave into your chain for any creation is 50.
>glance
You glance down to see an oak-hafted polished steel lathe in your right hand and a blue moonstone in your left hand.


=== Choosing Your Creation ===
>cut moonstone with my lathe
In order to choose what you want to make, you need to {{boldmono|TURN CHAIN}} to select a type of woven item. You can {{boldmono|TURN CHAIN}} until you reach your desired item, or you can {{boldmono|TURN CHAIN TO {OPTION}}} if you know exactly what you want to make.
You set the blue moonstone in your polished steel lathe, and make it go!
A blue moonstone bead pops out and falls into your left hand.


A list of valid options be viewed by attempting to {{boldmono|TURN CHAIN TO}} an option that does not exist. The options listed are as follows:
>analyze my bead
You analyze your blue moonstone bead and sense that a talented merchant can alter this weavable bead. Merchants will require that the bead remain some type of item that makes sense for weaving with other similar items to eventually form an item like a garland or anklet. Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like. When weaving, only the adjective and noun will matter, so bear this in mind. Right now, this bead, when woven, will show up as a "blue moonstone bead," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "blue moonstone beads."


<pre{{log2}}>
To get the full benefit of this bead, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.
Please select one of the following: ankle-cuff, anklet, armband, armbands, basket, belt, bouquet, boutonniere, bracelet, chain, choker, circlet, collar, corsage-p, corsage-w, crown, garland, girdle, headband, headdress, necklace, strand, veil, or wrist-cuff.
Please remember that corsage-p is for pinworn items, and corsage-w is for wristworn.
</pre>
</pre>


Once a woven item type is selected via {{boldmono|TURN}}, that selection will appear in the woven chain's {{boldmono|LOOK}} description. A freshly woven chain will not yet have a woven item type selected and must first be {{boldmono|TURNed}} for this additional line to appear.


'''Scissors'''
<pre{{log2}}>
<pre{{log2}}>
>GLANCE
>analyze my scissors
You glance down to see a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and heart-shaped misty silver leaves in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.
You analyze your sterling silver scissors and sense that it may be altered with either a long or show description. Based on the design, you realize that changing the noun would be impossible. While the material it is made out of may be changed, you sense that making it anything other than metallic would be useless and would weaken the integrity of the scissors.


>LOOK CHAIN
>glance
The woven chain has 5 things woven into it, among which you see a few five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and one heart-shaped misty silver leaf.
You glance down to see a jet black crushed silk ribbon in your right hand and a pair of sterling silver scissors inlaid with mother-of-pearl in your left hand.


>TURN CHAIN
>cut my ribbon with my scissors
You turn the woven chain over in your hands, pondering how best to pull it into a garland.
Trimming the edges of your crushed silk ribbon, you carefully cut it with your sterling silver scissors.


>TURN CHAIN
>analyze my ribbon
You turn the woven chain over in your hands, pondering how best to pull it into a circlet.
You analyze your crushed silk ribbon and sense that a talented merchant can alter this weavable ribbon. Merchants will require that the ribbon remain some type of item that makes sense for weaving with other similar items to eventually form an item like a garland or anklet. Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like. When weaving, only the adjective and noun will matter, so bear this in mind. Right now, this ribbon, when woven, will show up as a "jet black crushed silk ribbon," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "jet black crushed silk ribbons."

>TURN CHAIN
You turn the woven chain over in your hands, pondering how best to pull it into a bracelet.

>TURN CHAIN TO CIRCLET
You turn the woven chain over in your hands, pondering how best to pull it into a circlet.

>LOOK CHAIN
The woven chain has 5 things woven into it, among which you see a few five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and one heart-shaped misty silver leaf.


Looking over the chain, you realize you could PULL it to make '''circlet'''.
To get the full benefit of this ribbon, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.
</pre>
</pre>


You can preview if you have enough items in your woven chain to make the currently selected woven item type by using {{boldmono|PULL}}.

If you have not yet added enough weavable items to your woven chain to make the selected woven item type, it will tell you that you need to add more before you can finish it.

If you have enough items in your woven chain, you are ready to finish your creation and will get a message prompting you for confirmation. This confirmation prompt will also indicate how densely woven your completed woven item will be, depending on the number of items added to the woven chain. Refer to the [[#Woven Items|woven item chart]] for the quantity restrictions on woven density for each woven item type.


'''Shears'''
<pre{{log2}}>
<pre{{log2}}>
>GLANCE
>analyze my shears
You glance down to see a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and heart-shaped misty silver leaves in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.
You analyze your oak-handled shears and sense that it may be altered with either a long or show description. Based on the design, you realize that changing the noun would be impossible. While the material it is made out of may be changed, you sense that making it anything other than metallic would be useless and would weaken the integrity of the shears.


>LOOK CHAIN
>glance
The woven chain has 5 things woven into it, among which you see a few five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and one heart-shaped misty silver leaf.
You glance down to see a scrap of troll skin in your right hand and a pair of oak-handled shears in your left hand.


Looking over the chain, you realize you could PULL it to make '''circlet'''.
>cut skin with my shear
You cut the troll skin into slender strips, stowing each in your linen empath's cloak as you do.


>PULL CHAIN
>analyze my skin
You consider the length of the woven chain and figure you need to '''weave one more object''' into it before you could pull it into a circlet.
You analyze your troll skin and sense that a talented merchant can alter this weavable skin. Merchants will require that the skin remain some type of item that makes sense for weaving with other similar items to eventually form an item like a garland or anklet. Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like. When weaving, only the adjective and noun will matter, so bear this in mind. Right now, this skin, when woven, will show up as a "scrap of troll skin," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "scraps of troll skin."


>TURN CHAIN TO GARLAND
To get the full benefit of this skin, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.
You turn the woven chain over in your hands, pondering how best to pull it into a garland.
</pre>


>PULL CHAIN
You consider the length of the woven chain and figure you '''need to weave several more objects''' into it before you could pull it into a garland.


>TURN CHAIN TO BRACELET
'''Snips'''
You turn the woven chain over in your hands, pondering how best to pull it into a bracelet.
<pre{{log2}}>
>analyze my snips
You analyze your slender snips and sense that it may be altered with either a long or show description. Based on the design, you realize that changing the noun would be impossible. While the material it is made out of may be changed, you sense that making it anything other than metallic would be useless and would weaken the integrity of the snips.


>PULL CHAIN
>glance
[You are about to turn the woven chain into a '''simply woven''' bracelet. If you are certain you wish to make this permanent change, PULL the chain again in the next 30 seconds.]
You glance down to see a pair of slender snips with sturdy oak handles in your right hand and a sprig of bleeding-heart in your left hand.
</pre>


=== Finishing Your Creation ===
>cut my bleeding-heart with my snips
Once you have used {{boldmono|WEAVE}} to add all the necessary weavable items to your chain and are ready to finish your creation, you need to {{boldmono|PULL CHAIN}} to complete it. To complete it, you must confirm by using {{boldmono|PULL CHAIN}} a second time.
You trim the edge of your bleeding-heart with your snips and tidy up the edges.


This step is '''final and permanent'''. Make sure that you have your in-process woven chain exactly as you want it before confirming!
>analyze my bleeding-heart
You analyze your sprig of bleeding-heart and sense that a talented merchant can alter this weavable bleeding-heart. Merchants will require that the bleeding-heart remain some type of item that makes sense for weaving with other similar items to eventually form an item like a garland or anklet. Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like. When weaving, only the adjective and noun will matter, so bear this in mind. Right now, this bleeding-heart, when woven, will show up as a "sprig of bleeding-heart," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "sprigs of bleeding-heart."


<pre{{log2}}>
To get the full benefit of this bleeding-heart, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.
>GLANCE
</pre>
You glance down to see a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and heart-shaped misty silver leaves in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.


>LOOK CHAIN
== Materials ==
The woven chain has 5 things woven into it, among which you see a few five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and one heart-shaped misty silver leaf.
Materials are sometimes sold at festival events.
{| {{prettytable|background:#F0F8FF;height:15px;}}
|- style="background:#000080; vertical-align: BOTTOM; font-size: small; color:white;"
!MATERIAL
!TYPES
!LOCATIONS
!NOTES
|-
|Flowers||Foraged and found||All over Elanthia *||Found flowers need to be cut with snips
|-
|Herbs||Foraged||Healing herbs apparently do not work (this needs more testing)||Needs to be cut with snips
|-
|Leaves||Found||Willow Hall Companion Park (Lich ID# 19332)||
|-
|Pelts||Critter Skins||Any creature skin or pelt; carapaces/shells/knuckles, etc. will not work.||Needs to be cut with shears
|-
|Feathers||Mage Familiar/NPC Animal||Pelican/Parrot on FWI/Penguin in IMT/any winged Mage Familiar will randomly drop feathers||Needs to be prepared with an awl
|-
|Gemstones||Most any loot found||All over Elanthia||Needs to be turned into "beads" with a lathe
|-
|Ribbons||Loot found||All over Elanthia||Needs to be cut with scissors
|-
|}
::&#42; This includes the [[Mist Harbor souvenirs|Mist Harbor souvenir]] flowers and plants, but not those from [[Veythorne Manor]] or the gardens of the [[Bard Guild#Ta'Vaalor|Ta'Vaalor Bard Guild]].


Looking over the chain, you realize you could PULL it to make '''bracelet'''.
== Creations and Styles ==


>PULL CHAIN
The following table indicates creation types available and the number of items needed in a weaving chain for various creations and styles.
[You are about to turn the woven chain into a simply woven bracelet. If you are certain you wish to make this permanent change, PULL the chain again in the next 30 seconds.]
{| {{prettytable|background:#F0F8FF;height:15px;}}
|- style="background:#000080; vertical-align: BOTTOM; font-size: small; color:white;"
!CREATION
!Loosely Woven
!Simply Woven
!Densely Woven
!Intricately Woven
!Max Items
|-
!Anklet||3||5||8||11||13
|-
!Bracelet||3||5||8||11||13
|-
!Wrist-Cuff||3||5||8||11||13
|-
!Ankle-Cuff||3||5||8||11||13
|-
!Circlet||6||10||16||22||27
|-
!Headband||6||10||16||22||27
|-
!Belt||9||15||24||33|||
|-
!Garland||12||20||32||44|||
|-
!Necklace||12||20||32||44|||
|-
|}


>PULL CHAIN
== How to Weave ==
You gather the ends of the chain and carefully weave them together to form '''a simply woven bracelet of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and heart-shaped misty silver leaves'''.
=== Beginning Your Chain ===
Roundtime: 3 sec.
The two items you choose to start your chain will be the long description of your created item. The show of the item will display how many items you used to weave your creation, as well as what types of items and how many of each.<br>
'''*You must begin your chain with a leaf and a flower or two leaves, unless you have a tool that enables the use of other materials.'''


>GLANCE
<pre{{log2}}>
You glance down to see a simply woven bracelet of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and heart-shaped misty silver leaves in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.
>glance
You glance down to see an intricately woven circlet of pale pink cherry blossoms and pink sapphire beads in your right hand.


>LOOK BRACELET
>look at my circlet
The woven circlet has 22 things woven into it, among which you see many pale pink cherry blossoms and a few pink sapphire beads.
The woven bracelet has 5 things woven into it, among which you see a few five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and one heart-shaped misty silver leaf.
</pre>
</pre>


If you accidentally add too many weavable items to a woven chain than a woven object type can support, you will not be able to complete it via {{boldmono|PULL}}:
<pre{{log2}}>
<pre{{log2}}>
>LOOK CHAIN
>glance
The woven chain has 14 things woven into it, among which you see one cluster of soft white baby breath, a pair of gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds, a few five-petal baby blue dewdrifts, and several heart-shaped misty silver leaves.
You glance down to see a loosely woven bracelet of bright orange aspen and spear-shaped willow leaves in your right hand.


Looking over the chain, you realize you could PULL it to make '''bracelet'''.
>look at chain

The woven bracelet has 3 things woven into it, among which you see one bright orange aspen leaf, one spear-shaped willow leaf and one yellow primrose.
>PULL CHAIN
You consider the bulk of the woven chain and determine it would be too cumbersome to pull into a bracelet.
</pre>
</pre>
You will need to {{boldmono|TURN CHAIN}} to a different woven object type capable of supporting that number of weavable items if you want to complete it.


==== Using Two Different Items ====
=== Featured Material Order ===
Featured materials are the weavable items added to the woven item that will appear in its final long description. While ''all'' items used to create the woven item are included in its '''show description''', only two can be featured in its '''long description'''.
To begin weaving, typically you would weave <item> with MY <item>.

The materials featured as part of the woven chain's long description are the same ones that will be featured in the completed woven item's long description.

==== Using Similar Items ====
It is possible to use multiple weavable items with the same description. If both weavable items used are identical, the in-process woven chain will indicate that there is only one type of material in it.


<pre{{log2}}>
<pre{{log2}}>
>GLANCE
>glance
You glance down to see '''a sprig of bleeding-heart''' in your right hand and '''a bronze-veined yellow oak leaf''' in your left hand.
You glance down to see a blade of frost-tinged grass in your right hand and a blade of frost-tinged grass in your left hand.


>WEAVE GRASS WITH OTHER GRASS
>weave leaf with my bleeding-heart
You weave a bronze-veined yellow oak leaf together with a sprig of bleeding-heart.
You weave a blade of frost-tinged grass together with a blade of frost-tinged grass.
Roundtime: 3 sec.
Roundtime: 3 sec.


>GLANCE
>glance
You glance down to see a woven chain of bronze-veined yellow oak leaves and bleeding-heart in your right hand.
You glance down to see a woven chain of frost-tinged grass in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.


>LOOK CHAIN
>look at chain
The woven chain has 2 things woven into it, among which you see one bronze-veined yellow oak leaf and one sprig of bleeding-heart.
The woven chain has 2 things woven into it, among which you see a pair of blades of frost-tinged grass.

You will need to TURN the chain in order to change it into an item.
</pre>
</pre>


Completing a project with just a single type of weavable item used will cause the completed woven item to reference just that one material. Otherwise, there is no difference between it and other completed woven items made from multiple materials.
==== Using Two Similar Items ====
If you are trying to weave two leaves of the same type together, you would weave my leaf with my other leaf.<br>


<pre{{log2}}>
<pre{{log2}}>
>GLANCE
>glance
You glance down to see '''a spear-shaped willow leaf''' in your right hand and '''a spear-shaped willow leaf''' in your left hand.
You glance down to see a woven chain of frost-tinged grass in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK CHAIN
The woven chain has 5 things woven into it, among which you see several blades of frost-tinged grass.

Looking over the chain, you realize you could PULL it to make '''bracelet'''.

>PULL CHAIN
[You are about to turn the woven chain into a '''simply woven''' bracelet. If you are certain you wish to make this permanent change, PULL the chain again in the next 30 seconds.]


>PULL CHAIN
>weave my leaf with my other leaf
You gather the ends of the chain and carefully weave them together to form '''a simply woven bracelet of frost-tinged grass'''.
You weave a spear-shaped willow leaf together with a spear-shaped willow leaf.
Roundtime: 3 sec.
Roundtime: 3 sec.


>GLANCE
>glance
You glance down to see a woven chain of spear-shaped willow leaves in your right hand.
You glance down to see a simply woven bracelet of frost-tinged grass in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.


>LOOK BRACELET
>look at chain
The woven chain has 2 things woven into it, among which you see a pair of spear-shaped willow leaves.
The woven bracelet has 5 things woven into it, among which you see several blades of frost-tinged grass.
</pre>
</pre>


=== Continuing Your Chain ===
==== Using Multiple Items ====
A completed woven item can only feature two materials woven into it as part of its long description. While more than two different weavable items can be used as part of its construction, which ones appear in the completed woven item's long description is determined in a specific way. As a general rule of thumb, the two items with the greatest quantity added will be featured in the long description, although there are caveats. Regardless of which materials are featured in the completed woven item's long description, all materials added will still be included in the woven item's show description.
Once you have begun your chain, adding items to it is relatively simple. You just need to decide what you want to add and what you want to make.

When the in-process woven chain is first started via {{boldmono|WEAVE {ITEM #1} WITH {ITEM #2}}} while holding two different weavable items, the object entered as {{boldmono|ITEM #1}} will appear before {{boldmono|ITEM #2}} in the chain regardless of which hand holds which item.


<pre{{log2}}>
<pre{{log2}}>
>GLANCE
>glance
You glance down to see a yellow primrose in your right hand and a woven chain of bright orange aspen and spear-shaped willow leaves in your left hand.
You glance down to see a cluster of soft white baby breath in your right hand and a gold-tinted vivid orange marigold in your left hand.


>WEAVE BREATH WITH MARIGOLD
>weave chain with primrose
You weave a yellow primrose into a woven chain of bright orange aspen and spear-shaped willow leaves.
You weave a cluster of soft white baby breath together with a gold-tinted vivid orange marigold.
Roundtime: 3 sec.
Roundtime: 3 sec.


>GLANCE
>glance
You glance down to see a woven chain of bright orange aspen and spear-shaped willow leaves in your right hand.
You glance down to see a woven chain of soft white baby breath and gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.


>LOOK CHAIN
>look at chain
The woven chain has 3 things woven into it, among which you see one bright orange aspen leaf, one spear-shaped willow leaf and one yellow primrose.
The woven chain has 2 things woven into it, among which you see one cluster of soft white baby breath and one gold-tinted vivid orange marigold.

You will need to TURN the chain in order to change it into an item.
</pre>
</pre>


Adding a new type of weavable item to an already-started woven chain will not change its description so long as the new item's quantity is less than or equal to the two currently featured materials.
=== Choosing Your Creation ===
In order to choose what you want to make, you need to '''TURN CHAIN''', until you get the desired item. If you have weaved the necessary amount of items into your chain, you are ready to finish your creation. If you have not, it will tell you that you need to add to it before you can finish it.


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>WEAVE CHAIN WITH DEWDRIFT
>turn chain
You weave a five-petal baby blue dewdrift into a woven chain of soft white baby breath and gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds.
You turn the woven chain over in your hands, pondering how best to pull it into a circlet.
Roundtime: 3 sec.


>GLANCE
>pull chain
You consider the length of the woven chain and figure '''you need to weave a few more objects''' into it before you could pull it into a circlet.
You glance down to see a woven chain of soft white baby breath and gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK CHAIN
The woven chain has 3 things woven into it, among which you see one cluster of soft white baby breath, one gold-tinted vivid orange marigold, and one five-petal baby blue dewdrift.
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However, if the new type of weavable item increases in quantity greater than ''either'' of the two previously featured materials, it will now be featured instead of one of those two materials.


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>WEAVE CHAIN WITH DEWDRIFT
>turn chain
You weave a five-petal baby blue dewdrift into a woven chain of soft white baby breath and gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds.
You turn the woven chain over in your hands, pondering how best to pull it into an anklet.
Roundtime: 3 sec.


>GLANCE
>pull chain
You consider the length of the woven chain and figure '''you need to weave one more object''' into it before you could pull it into an anklet.
You glance down to see a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and soft white baby breath in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK CHAIN
The woven chain has 5 things woven into it, among which you see one cluster of soft white baby breath, one gold-tinted vivid orange marigold, and a pair of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts.

You will need to TURN the chain in order to change it into an item.
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The order that different materials are featured in the long description can be modified by careful planning.
=== Finishing Your Creation ===
Once you have weaved all the necessary items into your chain and are ready to finish your creation, you need to '''PULL CHAIN'''. It will ask you to confirm your choice, so you '''PULL CHAIN''' again.


Once a woven chain has been started and is in process with two or more items, the determination of which items are featured (and in which order) for its '''long description''' is prioritized in the following way:
# The material with the greatest quantity will always be featured first in the long description's order.
# If two materials are tied for the greatest quantity, the first one featured will always be the first material to reach that amount.
# If three or more materials are tied for the greatest quantity, the first and second ones featured will always be the first and second to reach that amount. Other materials will not be featured if they were third or later to reach that tied quantity.
# If material #1 and material #2 are ''tied'' as the greatest quantity (and thus featured in the long description) and material #3's quantity is increased ''greater than'' material #1 and material #2, then the order of featured material changes. Material #3 becomes the new first material featured, material #1 becomes the new second material featured, and material #2 is no longer featured at all.
No matter what, ''all'' materials used will still show up in the completed woven item's '''show description'''.

This table shows how a woven chain's long description changes depending on which items were added and when:
:{| class="wikitable"
! scope="col" | Weaving Step
! scope="col" | Item(s) Added
! scope="col" | Resulting Chain
! scope="col" | Total Materials
|-
| scope="row" role="rowheader"| Step 1<br>Initial Creation || a cluster of soft white baby breath<br>a gold-tinted vivid orange marigold || a woven chain of soft white baby breath and gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds || 1 - cluster of soft white baby breath<br>1 - gold-tinted vivid orange marigold
|-
| scope="row" role="rowheader"| Step 2 || a five-petal baby blue dewdrift || a woven chain of soft white baby breath and gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds || 1 - cluster of soft white baby breath<br>1 - gold-tinted vivid orange marigold<br>1 - five-petal baby blue dewdrift
|-
| scope="row" role="rowheader"| Step 3 || a five-petal baby blue dewdrift || a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and soft white baby breath || 1 - cluster of soft white baby breath<br>1 - gold-tinted vivid orange marigold<br>2 - five-petal baby blue dewdrift
|-
| scope="row" role="rowheader"| Step 4 || a gold-tinted vivid orange marigold || a woven chain of gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds and five-petal baby blue dewdrifts || 1 - cluster of soft white baby breath<br>2 - gold-tinted vivid orange marigold<br>2 - five-petal baby blue dewdrift
|-
| scope="row" role="rowheader"| Step 5 || a five-petal baby blue dewdrift || a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds || 1 - cluster of soft white baby breath<br>2 - gold-tinted vivid orange marigold<br>3 - five-petal baby blue dewdrift
|-
| scope="row" role="rowheader"| Step 6 || a heart-shaped misty silver leaf || a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds || 1 - cluster of soft white baby breath<br>2 - gold-tinted vivid orange marigold<br>3 - five-petal baby blue dewdrift<br>1 - heart-shaped misty silver leaf
|-
| scope="row" role="rowheader"| Step 7 || a heart-shaped misty silver leaf || a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds || 1 - cluster of soft white baby breath<br>2 - gold-tinted vivid orange marigold<br>3 - five-petal baby blue dewdrift<br>2 - heart-shaped misty silver leaf
|-
| scope="row" role="rowheader"| Step 8 || a heart-shaped misty silver leaf || a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and heart-shaped misty silver leaves || 1 - cluster of soft white baby breath<br>2 - gold-tinted vivid orange marigold<br>3 - five-petal baby blue dewdrift<br>3 - heart-shaped misty silver leaf
|-
| scope="row" role="rowheader"| Step 9 || a heart-shaped misty silver leaf || a woven chain of heart-shaped misty silver leaves and five-petal baby blue dewdrifts || 1 - cluster of soft white baby breath<br>2 - gold-tinted vivid orange marigold<br>3 - five-petal baby blue dewdrift<br>4 - heart-shaped misty silver leaf
|}
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>GLANCE
>pull chain
[You are about to turn the woven chain into a loosely woven bracelet. If you are certain you wish to do this, just PULL the chain again in the next 30 seconds.]
You glance down to see a woven chain of heart-shaped misty silver leaves and five-petal baby blue dewdrifts in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.


>LOOK CHAIN
>pull chain
The woven chain has 10 things woven into it, among which you see one cluster of soft white baby breath, a pair of gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds, a few five-petal baby blue dewdrifts, and a few heart-shaped misty silver leaves.
You gather the ends of the chain and carefully weave them together to form a loosely woven bracelet of bright orange aspen and spear-shaped willow leaves.
Roundtime: 5 sec.


You will need to TURN the chain in order to change it into an item.
>glance
You glance down to see a loosely woven bracelet of bright orange aspen and spear-shaped willow leaves in your right hand.

>look at chain
The woven bracelet has 3 things woven into it, among which you see one bright orange aspen leaf, one spear-shaped willow leaf and one yellow primrose.
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No matter what, the final woven item will feature the two materials displayed in the current woven chain's long description. All materials used will still show up in the completed woven item's show description.
==See Also==
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* [[/saved posts|Saved posts]]
>GLANCE
You glance down to see a woven chain of heart-shaped misty silver leaves and five-petal baby blue dewdrifts in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK CHAIN
The woven chain has 22 things woven into it, among which you see one cluster of soft white baby breath, a few gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds, several five-petal baby blue dewdrifts, several heart-shaped misty silver leaves, and a pair of tendrils of silver nickel vine.

Looking over the chain, you realize you could PULL it to make '''circlet'''.

>PULL CHAIN
[You are about to turn the woven chain into an '''intricately woven''' circlet. If you are certain you wish to make this permanent change, PULL the chain again in the next 30 seconds.]

>PULL CHAIN
You gather the ends of the chain and carefully weave them together to form an intricately woven circlet of heart-shaped misty silver leaves and five-petal baby blue dewdrifts.
Roundtime: 3 sec.

>GLANCE
You glance down to see an intricately woven circlet of heart-shaped misty silver leaves and five-petal baby blue dewdrifts in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK CIRCLET
The woven circlet has 22 things woven into it, among which you see one cluster of soft white baby breath, a few gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds, several five-petal baby blue dewdrifts, several heart-shaped misty silver leaves, and a pair of tendrils of silver nickel vine.
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== See Also ==
[[Category: Scripted Items]]
* [[Weaving tool]]s
* [[Weaving tote]]
* [[Weave a Little Dream of Me Collection I]]
* [[Unbe-Weave-able Mount Tool]]
* [[Ribbonator 2000]]
* [[Beetle mount#Rare|Rare beetle mount]]
[[Category:Weaving system|*]]
[[Category:Crafting mechanics]]
[[Category:Recreation activities]]

Latest revision as of 07:24, 30 July 2025

The weaving system was released in 2006 alongside the "Secrets of the Wavedancer" event. Weaving gives the user the opportunity to create wearable or held items and accessories with flowers, herbs, pelts, leaves, gemstones, feathers, and ribbons.

Weaving Tools

Weaving requires multiple weavable items, which are frequently available at various pay events and festivals.

The completed woven item made via the weaving system is called a Woven Chain, and it can take on many different forms depending on what was used to create it, how many items were used, and what noun type is selected as part of the creation process.

Multiple weavable items can be stored inside of a weaving tote, which can be used to bundle like items together. Unlike other "in-ators", weaving totes do not store the contents weightlessly, and each bundle counts as an item for the purposes of lockering the tote.

Weaving tools allow a character to turn certain found objects into weavable items. While not necessary to engage in the weaving system, they allow for a greater variety of weavable items than those available at pay events or festivals. Individual weaving tools work on different types of items such as dropped feathers, skinned critter pelts, found ribbons, foraged plants, and treasure system gems which can be turned into beads. Lathes from the set can also be unlocked to apply more cosmetic options to the gemstone beads made. Weaving tools can be stored inside of a special belt.

Secateurs from the Weave a Little Dream of Me Collection I are special tools that can be used on completed woven items to add a fluff script to them. Unbe-Weave-able Mount Tool trimmers work just like the secateurs, except they convert completed woven items into accessories that can be worn by mounts. They are an optional item intended to elevate woven items created via the weaving system.

Weavable Items

Main article: Weavable item

Weavable items take on a wide variety of forms when sold off the shelf. They can be altered by a merchant. Some merchants that specialize in weaving system items will alter a stack of multiple weavable items at once. When altering a weavable item, bear in mind that there are restrictions on length. You can preview how a weavable item will appear as part of a completed woven item by viewing its ANALYZE information. Weavable items can be created via weaving tools from a variety of found objects.

Material Tool Needed Notes
Feathers Pierced with an awl Feathers dropped by a wizard's familiar, animal NPC, or found with a Jeepers Creepers Spyglass
Gemstones Carved with a lathe Most gemstones found as part of the treasure system, or created via Bugs on Parade, Life Aquatic, and Jeepers Creepers items
Plants Trimmed with snips Most foraged plants, including flowers, leaves, bark, etc., found via foraging or from a Foraged Item Prop; some climbable trees also yield leaves that work with snips; edible plants, including herbs and poisonous plants, will not work with snips
Pelts Cut with shears Soft critter skins and pelts obtained via skinning; carapaces, knuckles, shells and other hard objects obtained via skinning will not work with shears
Ribbons Trimmed with scissors Ribbons found as part of the treasure system or plain ribbons created via a Ribbonator 2000

The Ribbonator 2000 is capable of making several types of ribbons. This includes both unscripted ribbons, which need to be trimmed with the weaving tool scissors, as well as ribbons that are already weavable items. This latter feature is a higher tier unlock.

The rare beetle mount has a special ability where it will create a random Mechanical Flower, which can be PLUCKed to turn it into a weaveable item.

Willow Hall's Companion Park (u218160) has a pile of leaves that will give a random leaf weavable item.

Woven Items

Main article: Woven Chain

A woven item, also called a Woven Chain, created via the weaving system requires multiple weavable items in order to be completed. Depending on how many weavable items are used, the end product's description may vary. For example, it will appear as "loosely woven" when created with very few items and "intricately woven" when created with very many. The following table lists the completed woven item options available and the number of items needed in a weaving chain for various types and styles.

Woven Item Loosely Woven Simply Woven Densely Woven Intricately Woven Max Items
Ankle-Cuff 3 5 8 11 13
Anklet 3 5 8 11 13
Armband 3 5 8 11 13
Armbands 6 10 16 22 27
Basket 12 20 32 44 50
Belt 9 15 24 33 41
Bouquet 12 20 32 44 50
Boutonniere 3 5 8 11 13
Bracelet 3 5 8 11 13
Chain 12 20 32 44 50
Choker 12 20 32 44 50
Circlet 6 10 16 22 27
Collar 12 20 32 44 50
Corsage (pinworn) 3 5 8 11 13
Corsage (wristworn) 3 5 8 11 13
Crown 9 15 24 33 41
Garland 12 20 32 44 50
Girdle 9 15 24 33 41
Headband 6 10 16 22 27
Headdress 10 17 27 37 46
Necklace 12 20 32 44 50
Strand 12 20 32 44 50
Veil 9 15 24 33 41
Wrist-Cuff 3 5 8 11 13

How to Weave

At its core, weaving involves combining multiple weavable items into a chain of woven items via the WEAVE command. The completed woven item type can be changed at any point in the weaving process via TURN. Once enough weavable items have been added to the woven chain, it can be turned into a completed woven item via PULL. A completed woven item cannot be changed into a different type of woven item.

Beginning Your Chain

The two weavable items you choose to start your chain will form the long description of your created woven item. The show of the completed woven item will display how many items you used to weave your creation as well as what types of items and how many of each.

You can begin your chain with any two weavable items. This is done by WEAVE MY {ITEM #1} WITH MY {ITEM #2}. By default, if both weavable items are different, the object entered as ITEM #1 will appear before ITEM #2 in the chain regardless of which hand holds which item. If both weavable items used are identical, the woven chain will indicate that there is only one type of material in it. 

>GLANCE
You glance down to see a five-petal baby blue dewdrift in your right hand and a heart-shaped misty silver leaf in your left hand.

>WEAVE DEWDRIFT WITH LEAF
You weave a five-petal baby blue dewdrift together with a heart-shaped misty silver leaf.
Roundtime: 3 sec.

>GLANCE
You glance down to see a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and heart-shaped misty silver leaves in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK CHAIN
The woven chain has 2 things woven into it, among which you see one five-petal baby blue dewdrift and one heart-shaped misty silver leaf.

You will need to TURN the chain in order to change it into an item.

Continuing Your Chain

Once you have begun your chain, adding items to it is relatively simple. You just need to decide what you want to add and what you want to make. From there, you WEAVE CHAIN WITH {ITEM} until you have enough of everything that you want on your chain.

The chart above lists the creations and styles for each creation, based on the number of items woven into your chain. The maximum number of items you can weave into your chain for any creation is 50.

Choosing Your Creation

In order to choose what you want to make, you need to TURN CHAIN to select a type of woven item. You can TURN CHAIN until you reach your desired item, or you can TURN CHAIN TO {OPTION} if you know exactly what you want to make.

A list of valid options be viewed by attempting to TURN CHAIN TO an option that does not exist. The options listed are as follows: 

Please select one of the following: ankle-cuff, anklet, armband, armbands, basket, belt, bouquet, boutonniere, bracelet, chain, choker, circlet, collar, corsage-p, corsage-w, crown, garland, girdle, headband, headdress, necklace, strand, veil, or wrist-cuff.
Please remember that corsage-p is for pinworn items, and corsage-w is for wristworn.

Once a woven item type is selected via TURN, that selection will appear in the woven chain's LOOK description. A freshly woven chain will not yet have a woven item type selected and must first be TURNed for this additional line to appear. 

>GLANCE
You glance down to see a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and heart-shaped misty silver leaves in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK CHAIN
The woven chain has 5 things woven into it, among which you see a few five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and one heart-shaped misty silver leaf.

>TURN CHAIN
You turn the woven chain over in your hands, pondering how best to pull it into a garland.

>TURN CHAIN
You turn the woven chain over in your hands, pondering how best to pull it into a circlet.

>TURN CHAIN
You turn the woven chain over in your hands, pondering how best to pull it into a bracelet.

>TURN CHAIN TO CIRCLET
You turn the woven chain over in your hands, pondering how best to pull it into a circlet.

>LOOK CHAIN
The woven chain has 5 things woven into it, among which you see a few five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and one heart-shaped misty silver leaf.

Looking over the chain, you realize you could PULL it to make circlet.

You can preview if you have enough items in your woven chain to make the currently selected woven item type by using PULL.

If you have not yet added enough weavable items to your woven chain to make the selected woven item type, it will tell you that you need to add more before you can finish it.

If you have enough items in your woven chain, you are ready to finish your creation and will get a message prompting you for confirmation. This confirmation prompt will also indicate how densely woven your completed woven item will be, depending on the number of items added to the woven chain. Refer to the woven item chart for the quantity restrictions on woven density for each woven item type. 

>GLANCE
You glance down to see a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and heart-shaped misty silver leaves in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK CHAIN
The woven chain has 5 things woven into it, among which you see a few five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and one heart-shaped misty silver leaf.

Looking over the chain, you realize you could PULL it to make circlet.

>PULL CHAIN
You consider the length of the woven chain and figure you need to weave one more object into it before you could pull it into a circlet.

>TURN CHAIN TO GARLAND
You turn the woven chain over in your hands, pondering how best to pull it into a garland.

>PULL CHAIN
You consider the length of the woven chain and figure you need to weave several more objects into it before you could pull it into a garland.

>TURN CHAIN TO BRACELET
You turn the woven chain over in your hands, pondering how best to pull it into a bracelet.

>PULL CHAIN
[You are about to turn the woven chain into a simply woven bracelet.  If you are certain you wish to make this permanent change, PULL the chain again in the next 30 seconds.]

Finishing Your Creation

Once you have used WEAVE to add all the necessary weavable items to your chain and are ready to finish your creation, you need to PULL CHAIN to complete it. To complete it, you must confirm by using PULL CHAIN a second time.

This step is final and permanent. Make sure that you have your in-process woven chain exactly as you want it before confirming! 

>GLANCE
You glance down to see a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and heart-shaped misty silver leaves in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK CHAIN
The woven chain has 5 things woven into it, among which you see a few five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and one heart-shaped misty silver leaf.

Looking over the chain, you realize you could PULL it to make bracelet.

>PULL CHAIN
[You are about to turn the woven chain into a simply woven bracelet.  If you are certain you wish to make this permanent change, PULL the chain again in the next 30 seconds.]

>PULL CHAIN
You gather the ends of the chain and carefully weave them together to form a simply woven bracelet of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and heart-shaped misty silver leaves.
Roundtime: 3 sec.

>GLANCE
You glance down to see a simply woven bracelet of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and heart-shaped misty silver leaves in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK BRACELET
The woven bracelet has 5 things woven into it, among which you see a few five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and one heart-shaped misty silver leaf.

If you accidentally add too many weavable items to a woven chain than a woven object type can support, you will not be able to complete it via PULL: 

>LOOK CHAIN
The woven chain has 14 things woven into it, among which you see one cluster of soft white baby breath, a pair of gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds, a few five-petal baby blue dewdrifts, and several heart-shaped misty silver leaves.

Looking over the chain, you realize you could PULL it to make bracelet.

>PULL CHAIN
You consider the bulk of the woven chain and determine it would be too cumbersome to pull into a bracelet.

You will need to TURN CHAIN to a different woven object type capable of supporting that number of weavable items if you want to complete it.

Featured Material Order

Featured materials are the weavable items added to the woven item that will appear in its final long description. While all items used to create the woven item are included in its show description, only two can be featured in its long description.

The materials featured as part of the woven chain's long description are the same ones that will be featured in the completed woven item's long description.

Using Similar Items

It is possible to use multiple weavable items with the same description. If both weavable items used are identical, the in-process woven chain will indicate that there is only one type of material in it. 

>GLANCE
You glance down to see a blade of frost-tinged grass in your right hand and a blade of frost-tinged grass in your left hand.

>WEAVE GRASS WITH OTHER GRASS
You weave a blade of frost-tinged grass together with a blade of frost-tinged grass.
Roundtime: 3 sec.

>GLANCE
You glance down to see a woven chain of frost-tinged grass in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK CHAIN
The woven chain has 2 things woven into it, among which you see a pair of blades of frost-tinged grass.

You will need to TURN the chain in order to change it into an item.

Completing a project with just a single type of weavable item used will cause the completed woven item to reference just that one material. Otherwise, there is no difference between it and other completed woven items made from multiple materials. 

>GLANCE
You glance down to see a woven chain of frost-tinged grass in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK CHAIN
The woven chain has 5 things woven into it, among which you see several blades of frost-tinged grass.

Looking over the chain, you realize you could PULL it to make bracelet.

>PULL CHAIN
[You are about to turn the woven chain into a simply woven bracelet.  If you are certain you wish to make this permanent change, PULL the chain again in the next 30 seconds.]

>PULL CHAIN
You gather the ends of the chain and carefully weave them together to form a simply woven bracelet of frost-tinged grass.
Roundtime: 3 sec.

>GLANCE
You glance down to see a simply woven bracelet of frost-tinged grass in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK BRACELET
The woven bracelet has 5 things woven into it, among which you see several blades of frost-tinged grass.

Using Multiple Items

A completed woven item can only feature two materials woven into it as part of its long description. While more than two different weavable items can be used as part of its construction, which ones appear in the completed woven item's long description is determined in a specific way. As a general rule of thumb, the two items with the greatest quantity added will be featured in the long description, although there are caveats. Regardless of which materials are featured in the completed woven item's long description, all materials added will still be included in the woven item's show description.

When the in-process woven chain is first started via WEAVE {ITEM #1} WITH {ITEM #2} while holding two different weavable items, the object entered as ITEM #1 will appear before ITEM #2 in the chain regardless of which hand holds which item. 

>GLANCE
You glance down to see a cluster of soft white baby breath in your right hand and a gold-tinted vivid orange marigold in your left hand.

>WEAVE BREATH WITH MARIGOLD
You weave a cluster of soft white baby breath together with a gold-tinted vivid orange marigold.
Roundtime: 3 sec.

>GLANCE
You glance down to see a woven chain of soft white baby breath and gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK CHAIN
The woven chain has 2 things woven into it, among which you see one cluster of soft white baby breath and one gold-tinted vivid orange marigold.

You will need to TURN the chain in order to change it into an item.

Adding a new type of weavable item to an already-started woven chain will not change its description so long as the new item's quantity is less than or equal to the two currently featured materials. 

>WEAVE CHAIN WITH DEWDRIFT
You weave a five-petal baby blue dewdrift into a woven chain of soft white baby breath and gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds.
Roundtime: 3 sec.

>GLANCE
You glance down to see a woven chain of soft white baby breath and gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK CHAIN
The woven chain has 3 things woven into it, among which you see one cluster of soft white baby breath, one gold-tinted vivid orange marigold, and one five-petal baby blue dewdrift.

However, if the new type of weavable item increases in quantity greater than either of the two previously featured materials, it will now be featured instead of one of those two materials. 

>WEAVE CHAIN WITH DEWDRIFT
You weave a five-petal baby blue dewdrift into a woven chain of soft white baby breath and gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds.
Roundtime: 3 sec.

>GLANCE
You glance down to see a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and soft white baby breath in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK CHAIN
The woven chain has 5 things woven into it, among which you see one cluster of soft white baby breath, one gold-tinted vivid orange marigold, and a pair of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts.

You will need to TURN the chain in order to change it into an item.

The order that different materials are featured in the long description can be modified by careful planning.

Once a woven chain has been started and is in process with two or more items, the determination of which items are featured (and in which order) for its long description is prioritized in the following way:

  1. The material with the greatest quantity will always be featured first in the long description's order.
  2. If two materials are tied for the greatest quantity, the first one featured will always be the first material to reach that amount.
  3. If three or more materials are tied for the greatest quantity, the first and second ones featured will always be the first and second to reach that amount. Other materials will not be featured if they were third or later to reach that tied quantity.
  4. If material #1 and material #2 are tied as the greatest quantity (and thus featured in the long description) and material #3's quantity is increased greater than material #1 and material #2, then the order of featured material changes. Material #3 becomes the new first material featured, material #1 becomes the new second material featured, and material #2 is no longer featured at all.

No matter what, all materials used will still show up in the completed woven item's show description.

This table shows how a woven chain's long description changes depending on which items were added and when:

Weaving Step Item(s) Added Resulting Chain Total Materials
Step 1
Initial Creation		 a cluster of soft white baby breath
a gold-tinted vivid orange marigold		 a woven chain of soft white baby breath and gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds 1 - cluster of soft white baby breath
1 - gold-tinted vivid orange marigold
Step 2 a five-petal baby blue dewdrift a woven chain of soft white baby breath and gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds 1 - cluster of soft white baby breath
1 - gold-tinted vivid orange marigold
1 - five-petal baby blue dewdrift
Step 3 a five-petal baby blue dewdrift a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and soft white baby breath 1 - cluster of soft white baby breath
1 - gold-tinted vivid orange marigold
2 - five-petal baby blue dewdrift
Step 4 a gold-tinted vivid orange marigold a woven chain of gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds and five-petal baby blue dewdrifts 1 - cluster of soft white baby breath
2 - gold-tinted vivid orange marigold
2 - five-petal baby blue dewdrift
Step 5 a five-petal baby blue dewdrift a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds 1 - cluster of soft white baby breath
2 - gold-tinted vivid orange marigold
3 - five-petal baby blue dewdrift
Step 6 a heart-shaped misty silver leaf a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds 1 - cluster of soft white baby breath
2 - gold-tinted vivid orange marigold
3 - five-petal baby blue dewdrift
1 - heart-shaped misty silver leaf
Step 7 a heart-shaped misty silver leaf a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds 1 - cluster of soft white baby breath
2 - gold-tinted vivid orange marigold
3 - five-petal baby blue dewdrift
2 - heart-shaped misty silver leaf
Step 8 a heart-shaped misty silver leaf a woven chain of five-petal baby blue dewdrifts and heart-shaped misty silver leaves 1 - cluster of soft white baby breath
2 - gold-tinted vivid orange marigold
3 - five-petal baby blue dewdrift
3 - heart-shaped misty silver leaf
Step 9 a heart-shaped misty silver leaf a woven chain of heart-shaped misty silver leaves and five-petal baby blue dewdrifts 1 - cluster of soft white baby breath
2 - gold-tinted vivid orange marigold
3 - five-petal baby blue dewdrift
4 - heart-shaped misty silver leaf 
>GLANCE
You glance down to see a woven chain of heart-shaped misty silver leaves and five-petal baby blue dewdrifts in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK CHAIN
The woven chain has 10 things woven into it, among which you see one cluster of soft white baby breath, a pair of gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds, a few five-petal baby blue dewdrifts, and a few heart-shaped misty silver leaves.

You will need to TURN the chain in order to change it into an item.

No matter what, the final woven item will feature the two materials displayed in the current woven chain's long description. All materials used will still show up in the completed woven item's show description. 

>GLANCE
You glance down to see a woven chain of heart-shaped misty silver leaves and five-petal baby blue dewdrifts in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK CHAIN
The woven chain has 22 things woven into it, among which you see one cluster of soft white baby breath, a few gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds, several five-petal baby blue dewdrifts, several heart-shaped misty silver leaves, and a pair of tendrils of silver nickel vine.

Looking over the chain, you realize you could PULL it to make circlet.

>PULL CHAIN
[You are about to turn the woven chain into an intricately woven circlet.  If you are certain you wish to make this permanent change, PULL the chain again in the next 30 seconds.]

>PULL CHAIN
You gather the ends of the chain and carefully weave them together to form an intricately woven circlet of heart-shaped misty silver leaves and five-petal baby blue dewdrifts.
Roundtime: 3 sec.

>GLANCE
You glance down to see an intricately woven circlet of heart-shaped misty silver leaves and five-petal baby blue dewdrifts in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.

>LOOK CIRCLET
The woven circlet has 22 things woven into it, among which you see one cluster of soft white baby breath, a few gold-tinted vivid orange marigolds, several five-petal baby blue dewdrifts, several heart-shaped misty silver leaves, and a pair of tendrils of silver nickel vine.

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