Weaving tool belt

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Weaving tool belt Information
Category Fluff
Class Accessory
Customizable ✓
Related Scripts Weaving awl, Weaving lathe, Weaving scissors, Weaving shears, Weaving snips
Item Restrictions ✓
Verbs Used
GET PUT

The weaving tool belt is a fluff script that applies to accessory items, and is part of the Weaving tools family of scripts. It was originally released at Wavedancer 2006. The following facets are able to be customized by a merchant: buckle adjective, awl pocket adjective, scissor sheath adjective, shears hook adjective, snip loops adjective and lathe ties adjective. It is a lightly scripted belt that is capable of storing weaving tools inside of it, with special messaging for storing or retrieving each type of tool. It cannot store anything else.

Analyze

You analyze your suede belt 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 it is pliable, and should never be solid metal.  The buckle's adjective field can be customized.  The awl-pocket, scissor-sheath, shears-hook, snip-loops, and lathe-ties may be customized with an adjective field only.
On the suede belt you see a silver buckle.  On the right side, you see the slim awl-pocket and the rawhide lathe-ties, while on the left, you see the metal shears-hook, the suede scissors-sheath, and the thin snip-loops.

Usage Information

Verb Tool First Third
GET Awl You carefully slip the polished steel awl out of the slim pocket on the right side of your suede belt. Person carefully slips the polished steel awl out of the slim pocket on the right side of her suede belt.
Lathe You carefully untie the polished steel lathe and slip it off of your belt. Person carefully unties the polished steel lathe and slips it off of her belt.
Scissors You carefully pull the sterling silver scissors out of the suede sheath affixed to the left side of your suede belt. Person carefully pulls the sterling silver scissors out of the suede sheath affixed to the left side of her suede belt.
Shears You carefully lift the oak-handled shears off of one of the metal hook affixed to the left side of your suede belt. Person carefully lifts the oak-handled shears off of one of the metal hooks affixed to the left side of her suede belt.
Snips You carefully tug the slender snips free of the thin loops that are affixed to the left side of your suede belt. Person carefully tugs the slender snips free of the thin loops that are affixed to the left side of her suede belt.
PUT Awl You carefully slip the polished steel awl into the slim pocket on the right side of your suede belt. Person carefully slips the polished steel awl into the slim pocket on the right side of her suede belt.
Lathe You carefully tie the polished steel lathe onto your belt using the rawhide laces. Person carefully ties the polished steel lathe onto her belt using the rawhide laces.
Scissors You carefully slip the sterling silver scissors into the suede sheath affixed to the left side of your suede belt. Person carefully slips the sterling silver scissors into the suede sheath affixed to the left side of her suede belt.
Shears You carefully hang the oak-handled shears onto the metal hook attached to the left side of your suede belt. Person carefully hangs the oak-handled shears onto the metal hook attached to the left side of her suede belt.
Snips You carefully suspend the slender snips from the thin loops on the left side of your suede belt. Person carefully suspends the slender snips from the thin loops on the left side of her suede belt.

Additional Information

A weaving tool belt can store one type of each tool inside from the weaving tools set. It has a variety of customization fields for the different storage loops for each of the weaving tool types.

Restrictions

Noun cannot change. Material must remain pliable and cannot be solid metal.