A comfortable loom technique, spinning and weaving 

Pulled from the burst bolls of a cotton shrub, these fibers are soft, warm, and impossibly light — a handful weighs almost nothing yet holds together well enough to spin. Cleaned of their seeds and carded smooth, they take to the loom with an ease flax never shows.
The cloth cotton makes is gentler against the skin than linen and holds warmth far better, which is why tailors reach for it the moment a garment is meant to be worn rather than merely worked in.


Cotton Fibers

Soft white tufts picked clean from cotton bolls.

Woven at the loom from @items/fibers/cotton, muslin is the first cloth of the craft that feels like a comfort rather than a compromise — soft, warm, and light, gentle enough to lay against a sleeping child. It takes dye far better than linen and holds its shape without stiffness.
Where burlap is endured and linen merely tolerated, muslin is chosen. It is the everyday cloth of anyone who can afford a little ease, and the tailor who weaves it well is never short of custom.


Muslin

Soft, warm plain-weave cloth spun from cotton.

. Softer and warmer than linen, muslin is the first cloth a tailor makes that people wear for pleasure rather than necessity — the everyday fabric of anyone who can afford a little ease.


Weave Muslin

Weave Nettlecloth

Weave Linen

Weave soft cotton fibers into warm, comfortable muslin at the loom.


Tier	3
Level	13
Experience	35
Station	Loom

Weave Muslin

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