Heartstring lace - Revision history

CRYPTODYNAMIC: This is rare, not quest-only

2026-03-31T17:08:07Z

This is rare, not quest-only

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	\|type=fabric		\|type=fabric
	\|stype=silks		\|stype=silks
	\|rarity=~~quest-only~~		\|rarity=rare
	\|STag=heart		\|STag=heart
	\|special=halfling style		\|special=halfling style
			\|noalt=No
	\|crafting=No		\|crafting=No
	\|alchemy=No		\|alchemy=No

TEVESHSZAT at 17:47, 5 July 2021

2021-07-05T17:47:03Z

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	Tiny hearts are knitted and strung together by a single strand, giving the lace its name. [[Olvi]] girls are traditionally taught this stitch by an elder female in her family cozied up to a winter's fire over tarts and tea, where they learn of life and love and enjoy the fruits of their labor. The lace will hold dye easily, however, undyed it is a soft lilac color. It's mainly used as an edging or overlay and should not be used as a whole dress or shirt as one tug of a string could release the entirety of the worked piece.		Tiny hearts are knitted and strung together by a single strand, giving the lace its name. [[Olvi]] girls are traditionally taught this stitch by an elder female in her family cozied up to a winter's fire over tarts and tea, where they learn of life and love and enjoy the fruits of their labor. The lace will hold dye easily, however, undyed it is a soft lilac color. It's mainly used as an edging or overlay and should not be used as a whole dress or shirt as one tug of a string could release the entirety of the worked piece.
	\|type=fabric		\|type=fabric
			\|stype=silks
	\|rarity=quest-only		\|rarity=quest-only
	\|STag=heart		\|STag=heart

TEVESHSZAT at 17:46, 5 July 2021

2021-07-05T17:46:44Z

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	\|type=fabric		\|type=fabric
	\|rarity=quest-only		\|rarity=quest-only
			\|STag=heart
	\|special=halfling style		\|special=halfling style
	\|crafting=No		\|crafting=No

TEVESHSZAT at 17:46, 5 July 2021

2021-07-05T17:46:33Z

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			{{Material
	A lace made from the combination of spun fibers of the taffelberry bush and soft silk.		\|description=A lace made from the combination of spun fibers of the [[taffelberry]] bush and soft silk.

	Tiny hearts are knitted and strung together by a single strand, giving the lace its name. Olvi girls are traditionally taught this stitch by an elder female in her family cozied up to a winter's fire over tarts and tea, where they learn of life and love and enjoy the fruits of their labor. The lace will hold dye easily, however, undyed it is a soft lilac color. It's mainly used as an edging or overlay and should not be used as a whole dress or shirt as one tug of a string could release the entirety of the worked piece.		Tiny hearts are knitted and strung together by a single strand, giving the lace its name. [[Olvi]] girls are traditionally taught this stitch by an elder female in her family cozied up to a winter's fire over tarts and tea, where they learn of life and love and enjoy the fruits of their labor. The lace will hold dye easily, however, undyed it is a soft lilac color. It's mainly used as an edging or overlay and should not be used as a whole dress or shirt as one tug of a string could release the entirety of the worked piece.
			\|type=fabric

			\|rarity=quest-only
	This material must be provided for [[alterations]].[[provided for alterations::true\| ]][[Has item property::Halfling style\| ]]
			\|special=halfling style
	==Items==
			\|crafting=No
	{{MSearch\|Heartstring lace+heartstring}}
			\|alchemy=No
	{{Cat\|Fabric,Materials}}
			}}

TEVESHSZAT at 20:45, 18 April 2021

2021-04-18T20:45:00Z

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	Tiny hearts are knitted and strung together by a single strand, giving the lace its name. Olvi girls are traditionally taught this stitch by an elder female in her family cozied up to a winter's fire over tarts and tea, where they learn of life and love and enjoy the fruits of their labor. The lace will hold dye easily, however, undyed it is a soft lilac color. It's mainly used as an edging or overlay and should not be used as a whole dress or shirt as one tug of a string could release the entirety of the worked piece.		Tiny hearts are knitted and strung together by a single strand, giving the lace its name. Olvi girls are traditionally taught this stitch by an elder female in her family cozied up to a winter's fire over tarts and tea, where they learn of life and love and enjoy the fruits of their labor. The lace will hold dye easily, however, undyed it is a soft lilac color. It's mainly used as an edging or overlay and should not be used as a whole dress or shirt as one tug of a string could release the entirety of the worked piece.

	This material must be provided for [[alterations]].[[provided for alterations::true\| ]]		This material must be provided for [[alterations]].[[provided for alterations::true\| ]][[Has item property::Halfling style\| ]]
	==Items==		==Items==
	{{MSearch\|Heartstring lace+heartstring}}		{{MSearch\|Heartstring lace+heartstring}}

ZUERCAT at 04:41, 27 November 2018

2018-11-27T04:41:15Z

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	This material must be provided for [[alterations]].[[provided for alterations::true\| ]]		This material must be provided for [[alterations]].[[provided for alterations::true\| ]]
			==Items==
			{{MSearch\|Heartstring lace+heartstring}}
			{{Cat\|Fabric,Materials}}

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2017-11-01T16:18:47Z

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A lace made from the combination of spun fibers of the taffelberry bush and soft silk.

Tiny hearts are knitted and strung together by a single strand, giving the lace its name. Olvi girls are traditionally taught this stitch by an elder female in her family cozied up to a winter's fire over tarts and tea, where they learn of life and love and enjoy the fruits of their labor. The lace will hold dye easily, however, undyed it is a soft lilac color. It's mainly used as an edging or overlay and should not be used as a whole dress or shirt as one tug of a string could release the entirety of the worked piece.

This material must be provided for [[alterations]].[[provided for alterations::true| ]]