Turtleplait
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Made from ground and crushed sea salt, combined with coral and various colors of algae. Turtleplait combines these materials at a boil which turns into thin fibers. The dyeing process can be initiated at this time. The fibers are then placed on a loom, and woven into various cloth sizes.
Turtleplait is suitable for a variety of uses: soft sided containers, clothing, and cloth armor. It is usable, but not ideal for furniture.
Standard look Undyed — "mottled-brown turtleplait" Dyed — "mottled-(COLOR) turtleplait"
It is not required to be provided for alterations.
Items
| Item | Source is | Rare item |
|---|---|---|
| Azure blue seasilk kimono with scattered heliotrope charms | Laughing Nomlas (3) | true |
| Backless emerald-green seasilk gown tailored to fit snugly from shoulder to hip | High on the Frog (3), High on the Frog (2) | true |
| Bardic blue seasilk cloth edged with lustrous seed pearls | Dark Symphony (5) | |
| Black seasilk repair case with impressive tomiek spikes | Siegery Shop (5) | |
| Black seasilk sailor's sash | Stabbaticals (2), Stabbaticals (1) | true |
| Black seasilk tights with blackwork resembling a stylized vascular system | Cultured Attire (6) | |
| Blue mistglass kaleidoscope shaped like a jellyfish | ||
| Blush pink seasilk purse with a symbolic goldenglow glaes closure | Hollow Eve Festival 443/Raffles, Hollow Eve Festival 454/Raffles, Hollow Eve Festival 450/Raffles | true |
| Bright yellow seasilk pantaloons with a black silk drawstring | Hero to Go (4), Hero to Go (6), Hero to Go (5) | true |
| Canary-yellow seasilk cloth with a long fringe | Jumping Jack's Sashes (2) | true |
| ... further results | ||