Difference between revisions of "Leatherworking"
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1. clean skin/pelt | 1. clean skin/pelt | ||
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2. pour bottle on skin/pelt (requires brown bottle) | 2. pour bottle on skin/pelt (requires brown bottle) | ||
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3. put skin on rack/frame | 3. put skin on rack/frame | ||
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4. tan skin <type> [rigid/soft/natural] | 4. tan skin <type> [rigid/soft/natural] | ||
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5. put leather on worktable | 5. put leather on worktable | ||
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6. trace <category> <item> | 6. trace <category> <item> | ||
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7. lcraft leather | 7. lcraft leather | ||
Revision as of 07:48, 7 February 2015
You can create create armor, clothing and containers from leather gotten from Skinning and Tanning.
Contents
Tools
- A dagger or knife.
- Leather.
- A worktable. (Will be available in most tanneries or their backrooms.)
Steps
- Optional Dye the tanned leather first, if desired, by pouring the dye onto the leather. You cannot dye fur.
1. clean skin/pelt
2. pour bottle on skin/pelt (requires brown bottle)
3. put skin on rack/frame
4. tan skin <type> [rigid/soft/natural]
5. put leather on worktable
6. trace <category> <item>
7. lcraft leather
Many projects will require several prepared pelts/skins to finish. Simply place as many as you need on the worktable.
Categories
- Armor
- Containers
- Clothing
- Footwear
- Drinkholder
- Quiver
