RWShop:Can't Stop That Weaving

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a large dark plum wool tent, [Map Room 48], Lich# 29721, go plum tent

Can't Stop That Weaving

[Can't Stop That Weaving - 8209196]
Hanging from the rafters of this spacious tent is a series of woven baskets filled with flowers that create a fragrant canopy above. A small counter covered with bits of leaves and petals rests under a set of wooden shelves. Set to one side is a narrow table covered with vases, their slender necks filled with a variety of colorful blossoms.
Obvious exits: east, out

Weaving Materials

In the vases you see: a velvet soft queen of night tulip, a small black velvet petunia, a stalk of black bearded iris, a gold-throated black beauty pansy, an ivory-tipped penny black, an ebon-tipped burgundy hellebore, a small plum-centered moonflower, and a plum-tipped alabaster ranunculus.

In several crystal vases
Item Type Weight Details Price
a velvet soft queen of night tulip pin-worn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable tulip.  Merchants will require that the tulip can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this tulip, when woven, will show up as a "velvet soft queen of night tulip," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "velvet soft queens of night tulip."

To get the full benefit of this tulip, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a small black velvet petunia pin-worn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable petunia.  Merchants will require that the petunia can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this petunia, when woven, will show up as a "small black velvet petunia," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "small black velvet petunias."

To get the full benefit of this petunia, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a stalk of black bearded iris pin-worn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable iris.  Merchants will require that the iris can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this iris, when woven, will show up as a "stalk of black bearded iris," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "stalks of black bearded iris."

To get the full benefit of this iris, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a gold-throated black beauty pansy pin-worn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable pansy.  Merchants will require that the pansy can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this pansy, when woven, will show up as a "gold-throated black beauty pansy," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "gold-throated black beauty pansies."

To get the full benefit of this pansy, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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an ivory-tipped penny black pin-worn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable black.  Merchants will require that the black can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this black, when woven, will show up as a "ivory-tipped penny black," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "ivory-tipped penny blacks."

To get the full benefit of this black, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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an ebon-tipped burgundy hellebore pin-worn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable hellebore.  Merchants will require that the hellebore can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this hellebore, when woven, will show up as a "ebon-tipped burgundy hellebore," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "ebon-tipped burgundy hellebores."

To get the full benefit of this hellebore, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a small plum-centered moonflower pin-worn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable moonflower.  Merchants will require that the moonflower can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this moonflower, when woven, will show up as a "small plum-centered moonflower," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "small plum-centered moonflowers."

To get the full benefit of this moonflower, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a plum-tipped alabaster ranunculus pin-worn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable ranunculus.  Merchants will require that the ranunculus can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this ranunculus, when woven, will show up as a "plum-tipped alabaster ranunculus," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "plum-tipped alabaster ranunculuses."

To get the full benefit of this ranunculus, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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In the baskets you see: a gold-throated ivory calla lily, a sprig of star-shaped jasmine, a small snow white daffodil, a frilled milky white dianthus, a sprig of fluffy artemisia, a stalk of silver-sheened eucalyptus, a piece of silver-hued lavender, a cluster of plum-hued heliotrope, and a sprig of dark purple lilac.

In some woven baskets
Item Type Weight Details Price
a gold-throated ivory calla lily pin-worn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable lily.  Merchants will require that the lily can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this lily, when woven, will show up as a "gold-throated ivory calla lily," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "gold-throated ivory calla lilies."

To get the full benefit of this lily, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a sprig of star-shaped jasmine pin-worn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable jasmine.  Merchants will require that the jasmine can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this jasmine, when woven, will show up as a "sprig of star-shaped jasmine," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "sprigs of star-shaped jasmine."

To get the full benefit of this jasmine, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a small snow white daffodil pin-worn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable daffodil.  Merchants will require that the daffodil can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this daffodil, when woven, will show up as a "small snow white daffodil," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "small snow white daffodils."

To get the full benefit of this daffodil, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a frilled milky white dianthus pin-worn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable dianthus.  Merchants will require that the dianthus can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this dianthus, when woven, will show up as a "frilled milky white dianthus," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "frilled milky white dianthuses."

To get the full benefit of this dianthus, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a sprig of fluffy artemisia pin-worn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable artemisia.  Merchants will require that the artemisia can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this artemisia, when woven, will show up as a "sprig of fluffy artemisia," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "sprigs of fluffy artemisia."

To get the full benefit of this artemisia, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a stalk of silver-sheened eucalyptus pin-worn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable eucalyptus.  Merchants will require that the eucalyptus can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this eucalyptus, when woven, will show up as a "stalk of silver-sheened eucalyptus," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "stalks of silver-sheened eucalyptus."

To get the full benefit of this eucalyptus, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a piece of silver-hued lavender pin-worn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable lavender.  Merchants will require that the lavender can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this lavender, when woven, will show up as a "piece of silver-hued lavender," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "pieces of silver-hued lavender."

To get the full benefit of this lavender, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a cluster of plum-hued heliotrope pin-worn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable heliotrope.  Merchants will require that the heliotrope can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this heliotrope, when woven, will show up as a "cluster of plum-hued heliotrope," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "clusters of plum-hued heliotrope."

To get the full benefit of this heliotrope, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a sprig of dark purple lilac pin-worn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable lilac.  Merchants will require that the lilac can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this lilac, when woven, will show up as a "sprig of dark purple lilac," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "sprigs of dark purple lilac."

To get the full benefit of this lilac, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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On the shelves you see: a narrow golden serpent, a milky chalcedony coney, a tiny golden stag, a small jade turtle, a carved platinum lion, a detailed silver dragon, a polished white marble unicorn, a carved obsidian unicorn, a long plum-hued satin ribbon, a brilliant alabaster silk ribbon, a rippled onyx satin ribbon, a textured silver velvet ribbon, a shimmering silver flyrsilk ribbon, and a muted charcoal silk ribbon.

On some wooden shelves
Item Type Weight Details Price
a narrow golden serpent < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable serpent.  Merchants will require that the serpent can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this serpent, when woven, will show up as a "narrow golden serpent," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "narrow golden serpents."

To get the full benefit of this serpent, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a milky chalcedony coney < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable coney.  Merchants will require that the coney can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this coney, when woven, will show up as a "milky chalcedony coney," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "milky chalcedony coneys."

To get the full benefit of this coney, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a tiny golden stag < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable stag.  Merchants will require that the stag can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this stag, when woven, will show up as a "tiny golden stag," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "tiny golden stags."

To get the full benefit of this stag, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a small jade turtle < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable turtle.  Merchants will require that the turtle can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this turtle, when woven, will show up as a "small jade turtle," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "small jade turtles."

To get the full benefit of this turtle, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a carved platinum lion < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable lion.  Merchants will require that the lion can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this lion, when woven, will show up as a "carved platinum lion," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "carved platinum lions."

To get the full benefit of this lion, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a detailed silver dragon < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable dragon.  Merchants will require that the dragon can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this dragon, when woven, will show up as a "detailed silver dragon," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "detailed silver dragons."

To get the full benefit of this dragon, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a polished white marble unicorn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable unicorn.  Merchants will require that the unicorn can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this unicorn, when woven, will show up as a "polished white marble unicorn," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "polished white marble unicorns."

To get the full benefit of this unicorn, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a carved obsidian unicorn < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable unicorn.  Merchants will require that the unicorn can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this unicorn, when woven, will show up as a "carved obsidian unicorn," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "carved obsidian unicorns."

To get the full benefit of this unicorn, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a long plum-hued satin ribbon < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable ribbon.  Merchants will require that the ribbon can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this ribbon, when woven, will show up as a "long plum-hued satin ribbon," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "long plum-hued satin ribbons."

To get the full benefit of this ribbon, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a brilliant alabaster silk ribbon < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable ribbon.  Merchants will require that the ribbon can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this ribbon, when woven, will show up as a "brilliant alabaster silk ribbon," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "brilliant alabaster silk ribbons."

To get the full benefit of this ribbon, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a rippled onyx satin ribbon < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable ribbon.  Merchants will require that the ribbon can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this ribbon, when woven, will show up as a "rippled onyx satin ribbon," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "rippled onyx satin ribbons."

To get the full benefit of this ribbon, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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a textured silver velvet ribbon < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable ribbon.  Merchants will require that the ribbon can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this ribbon, when woven, will show up as a "textured silver velvet ribbon," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "textured silver velvet ribbons."

To get the full benefit of this ribbon, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
1
a shimmering silver flyrsilk ribbon < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable ribbon.  Merchants will require that the ribbon can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this ribbon, when woven, will show up as a "shimmering silver flyrsilk ribbon," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "shimmering silver flyrsilk ribbons."

To get the full benefit of this ribbon, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
1
a muted charcoal silk ribbon < 1 lb
Details
Analyze:
A talented merchant can alter this weavable ribbon.  Merchants will require that the ribbon can logically be woven together with a duplicate of itself or other weavable items and make sense for eventually forming an item like a garland or anklet.  Appropriate items are flowers, ribbons, leaves, string, and the like.  Nothing big/bulky.  No long and show descriptions are allowed at this time.

When weaving, only the adjective and noun, and sometimes part of the article, will matter, so bear this in mind.  Right now, this ribbon, when woven, will show up as a "muted charcoal silk ribbon," and if there is more than one, you will end up with some "muted charcoal silk ribbons."

To get the full benefit of this ribbon, you can try to WEAVE it WITH another similarly weavable item.  You can also BUNDLE (and BUNDLE REMOVE) identical items.
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Can't Stop That Weaving

[Can't Stop That Weaving - 8209197]
Pale green wool drapes over the wooden frame forming the ceiling and walls of the spacious tent. A length of lacquered wood placed upon two brightly painted crates forms a rustic counter. A dark carpet of braided cloth covers the ground, the colors of the material create a brilliant pattern.
Obvious exits: west

On the counter you see: a small ivory sign, a pair of purple steel secateurs, a pair of red steel secateurs, a pair of green steel secateurs, a pair of blue steel secateurs, a pair of crimson steel trimmers, a pair of green steel trimmers, a pair of blue steel trimmers, a pair of purple steel trimmers, a pair of black steel trimmers, and a slick grey whetstone. 

a small ivory sign

In the Common language, it reads:
A pair of black steel trimmers make items fit for a lizard.
A pair of purple steel trimmers make items fit for a unicorn.
A pair of crimson steel trimmers make items fit for a deer.
A pair of green steel trimmers make items fit for a turtle.
A pair of blue steel trimmers make items fit for a horse.
The Whetstone unlocks the trimmer to allow for all mount types, both current and future.

A pair of purple steel secateurs is a headband punch.
A pair of red steel secateurs is a circlet punch.
A pair of green steel secateurs is a bracelet punch.
A pair of blue steel secateurs is an anklet punch.
*These items are only useable on woven items in their final form.*
On a wooden counter
Item Type Weight Details Price
a pair of purple steel secateurs < 1 lb
Read / Details

Read:

In tiny characters on the handle, the secateurs reads, "This is a headband punch."
Analyze:

Welcome to the Weave a Little Dream of Me Collection I.  A pair of purple steel secateurs will allow you to transform your finished woven item into a zesty piece of woven jewelry.
Please READ the secateurs to see what kind of woven item it can work on.
When you have a woven item in hand, please use CUT to work the secateurs's magic.

A note on alterations:  You may alter this freely, but please remember to keep it in the theme of a pair of purple steel secateurs.
1,000
a pair of red steel secateurs < 1 lb
Read / Details

Read:

In tiny characters on the handle, the secateurs reads, "This is a circlet punch."
Analyze:

Welcome to the Weave a Little Dream of Me Collection I.  A pair of red steel secateurs will allow you to transform your finished woven item into a zesty piece of woven jewelry.
Please READ the secateurs to see what kind of woven item it can work on.
When you have a woven item in hand, please use CUT to work the secateurs's magic.

A note on alterations:  You may alter this freely, but please remember to keep it in the theme of a pair of red steel secateurs.
1,000
a pair of green steel secateurs < 1 lb
Read / Details

Read:

In tiny characters on the handle, the secateurs reads, "This is a bracelet punch."
Analyze:

Welcome to the Weave a Little Dream of Me Collection I.  A pair of green steel secateurs will allow you to transform your finished woven item into a zesty piece of woven jewelry.
Please READ the secateurs to see what kind of woven item it can work on.
When you have a woven item in hand, please use CUT to work the secateurs's magic.

A note on alterations:  You may alter this freely, but please remember to keep it in the theme of a pair of green steel secateurs.
1,000
a pair of blue steel secateurs < 1 lb
Read / Details

Read:

In tiny characters on the handle, the secateurs reads, "This is an anklet punch."
Analyze:

Welcome to the Weave a Little Dream of Me Collection I.  A pair of blue steel secateurs will allow you to transform your finished woven item into a zesty piece of woven jewelry.
Please READ the secateurs to see what kind of woven item it can work on.
When you have a woven item in hand, please use CUT to work the secateurs's magic.

A note on alterations:  You may alter this freely, but please remember to keep it in the theme of a pair of blue steel secateurs.
1,000
a pair of crimson steel trimmers < 1 lb Unbe-Weave-able Mount Tool
Mount type: Deer 		1,000
a pair of green steel trimmers < 1 lb Unbe-Weave-able Mount Tool
Mount type: Tortoise 		1,000
a pair of blue steel trimmers < 1 lb Unbe-Weave-able Mount Tool
Mount type: Horse 		1,000
a pair of purple steel trimmers < 1 lb Unbe-Weave-able Mount Tool
Mount type: Unicorn 		750
a pair of black steel trimmers < 1 lb Unbe-Weave-able Mount Tool
Mount type: Lizard 		750
a slick grey whetstone unlock certificate Your whetstone will unlock your Unbe-Weave-able Tool to tier 2. 7,500

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