Textile Creation/Recipes

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Lvl	Name	First-Time XP	XP	Ingredients	Results	Description	Source
1	Carded Cotton	50	10	Cotton x5	Carded Cotton x1	Manually remove the seeds from cotton and stretch it out for yarn production. This manual method is extremely slow compared to using a cotton gin.	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
2	Carded Cotton (from Cotton Gin)	55	11	Cotton x5	Carded Cotton x1 Perfect Cotton x1 (!)	Remove the seeds and prepare cotton with a cotton gin. 35% of the time you also manage to collect enough quality fibers to make a bundle of Perfect Cotton, too. (Must be near a cotton gin.)	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
3	Coarse Cotton Yarn	60	12	Carded Cotton x1	Coarse Cotton Yarn x2	Create rough yarn from prepared cotton.	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
5	Canvas	100	20	Coarse Cotton Yarn x1 Cotton x2	Canvas x1	Rough cloth for industrial uses.	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
5	Dye Cloth Armor (1 color)	80	20	Butter Muslin x1 Cloth Dyeable Armor x1 Dye x1	Dye Cloth Armor (1 color)	Dye a piece of clothing (or cloth armor) one solid color.	Training: Elaina Training: George Madler
6	Basic Spider Silk	96	24	Carded Cotton x1 Spiderweb x2	Basic Spider Silk x1	A porous sticky cloth that's useful for some basic garments.	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
7	Butter Muslin	140	28	Coarse Cotton Yarn x1 Cotton x1	Butter Muslin x1	Cotton cloth that's extremely porous. Ideal for butter and certain cheeses.	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
9	Flower Wrap	144	36	Coarse Cotton Yarn x1 Wool x1	Flower Wrap x2	Create a bit of low-quality gauze that is used to keep flowers organized in an arrangement. This recipe creates two.	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
10	Fine Cotton Yarn	160	40	Carded Cotton x1 Perfect Cotton x1	Fine Cotton Yarn x2	Create smooth yarn from prepared cotton.	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
12	Cheesecloth	192	48	Fine Cotton Yarn x1 Cotton x1	Cheesecloth x1	Porous cotton that's resistant to heat. Ideal for creating hard cheeses.	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
12	Simple Blanket	192	48	Basic Spider Silk x1 Canvas x1	Simple Blanket x1	Creates a one-use emergency blanket.	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
13	String (from Cotton)	208	52	Carded Cotton x1	String x1	Create a small spindle of string. Useful in many crafts, like fishing and tailoring.	Training: George Madler
13	String (from Spiderweb)	208	52	Spiderweb x1	String x1	Create a small spindle of string. Useful in many crafts, like fishing and tailoring.	Training: Legs
15	Breadcloth	240	60	Coarse Cotton Yarn x2 Fine Cotton Yarn x1	Breadcloth x1	(Intended for breadmaking soon!)	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
15	Spider Silk	240	60	Coarse Cotton Yarn x1 Spiderweb x3	Spider Silk x1	A sticky cloth that's ideal for certain types of clothing.	Training: Legs
20	Voile Muslin	320	80	Coarse Cotton Yarn x1 Cotton Thread x1	Voile Muslin x1	Cotton cloth that's very porous. Ideal for use in creating mold cheeses.	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
22	Cotton Thread	352	88	Fine Cotton Yarn x1 Spiderweb x1 Perfect Cotton x1	Cotton Thread x4	Create a spool of thread from fine yarn and spider's web. This recipe creates 4 spools of thread.	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
24	Flower Banding	384	96	Fine Cotton Yarn x1 Wool x3	Flower Banding x3	Create a bit of very specialized cloth that is used by expert flower arrangers. This recipe creates three.	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
25	Basic Saddle Blanket	400	100	Coarse Cotton Yarn x3 String x4	Basic Saddle Blanket x1	Creates padding for a saddle.	Training: George Madler
25	Carded Cotton (Expert Level)	400	100	Cotton x5	Carded Cotton x1 Perfect Cotton x1 (!)	Remove the seeds and prepare cotton with a cotton gin. Because of your expert skill, there is a higher chance of obtaining Perfect Cotton. (Must be near a cotton gin.)	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
25	Dye Cloth Armor (2 colors)	400	100	Cheesecloth x1 Cloth Dyeable Armor x1 Dye x1 Dye x1	Dye Cloth Armor (2 colors)	Dye a piece of clothing (or cloth armor) using two colors.	Training: Elaina Training: George Madler
25	Fine Cheesecloth	400	100	Fine Cotton Yarn x1 Cotton Thread x1	Fine Cheesecloth x1	Porous cotton that's resistant to heat. Ideal for creating mold cheeses that take a long time to ripen.	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
25	Strong Spider Silk	400	100	Perfect Cotton x1 Spiderweb x4	Strong Spider Silk x1	This strange cloth is smooth and cool to the touch.	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
30	Fae-Silk Blanket	480	120	Fae Silk x1 Cotton Thread x1	Fae Silk Blanket x1	Creates a one-use emergency blanket.	Quest: Auto-Clamp Safety Blanket
35	Extreme Spider Silk	560	140	Perfect Cotton x1 Coarse Cotton Yarn x1 Spiderweb x5	Extreme Spider Silk x1	This strange cloth is luxurious to the touch, yet incredibly strong.	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
45	Carded Cotton (Master Level)	720	180	Cotton x4	Carded Cotton x1 Perfect Cotton x1 (!)	Remove the seeds and prepare cotton with a cotton gin. Because of your master skill, less raw cotton is required. (Must be near a cotton gin.)	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
45	Incredible Spider Silk	720	180	Perfect Cotton x1 Coarse Cotton Yarn x1 Spiderweb x6	Incredible Spider Silk x1	This strange cloth is luxurious to the touch, yet incredibly strong.	Training: George Madler Training: Legs
45	Robust Saddle Blanket	720	180	Fine Cotton Yarn x3 String x4	Robust Saddle Blanket x1	Creates comfortable padding for a saddle.	Training: George Madler
50	Dye Cloth Armor (3 colors)	800	200	Fine Cheesecloth x1 Cloth Dyeable Armor x1 Dye x1 Dye x1 Dye x1	Dye Cloth Armor (3 colors)	Dye a piece of clothing (or cloth armor) using three colors.	Training: Elaina Training: George Madler
50	Fae Silk	800	200	Fae Mollusc Slime x2	Fae Silk x1 Fae Silk x1 (!) Empty Bottle x2	An elegant silk with supernatural lightness and toughness.	Hang Out: Felmer
65	Impressive Saddle Blanket	1040	260	Fine Cotton Yarn x1 Fae Silk x2 String x4	Impressive Saddle Blanket x1	Creates comfortable and stylish padding for a saddle.	Training: George Madler