Needed for July Event

In addition to the usual suspects, we need the following:

1000 Spell Packets - Cappy will not rest comfortably until we have a bin full at the beginning of the Event. We all want Cappy to rest comfortably, right? :lol: At least as Cappy.

Need one more shower curtain and set of rings
A towel rack, plastic, which hopefully will have three shelves.
This should finish the bathhouse near Alesandria/Mages Guild

Cold cups for logistics
Wipes for make-up

If you are willing to underwrite any of the purchased items, double service points are offered. You can PM me with the amount of your pledge.

I would like to be able to rest well, if I can't then who knows what terrible things I might send out...seriously though spell packet donations are never a bad idea and will eventually get used.

Other items logistics is looking for:
Elf ear tips, strongly suggest the Aradani Anime Elf Ears (formerly Selection D). Preferably in medium skin tone but will take a few unpainted. Below is a link if anyone is curious why these are preferred.
www.knightrealms.com/forum/Marketplace/2...thetics-Aradani.html
Rigid collodion (aka the scarring solution)

Post below if you are willing to bring any of these items. There is no set number of ear tips needed, just trying to get a few so we have them. Double SP will offered for these items.

Also looking for spools of white, red, yellow, blue, and green ribbon, about 1 inch in thickness.

Cappy, how much of this ribbon do you need? Chris Z., Laura and I all work at Michael's Arts and Crafts...

However many spools you feel like giving us (within reason).

I have a bottle of the Rigid collodion unopened sitting around that you can have.

If the game doesn't need it, I'll take it and throw money at your face.

We do in fact need the ridgid collodion for the make up kit!

Seámus Aeislin wrote: Cappy, how much of this ribbon do you need? Chris Z., Laura and I all work at Michael's Arts and Crafts...

Thanks for outing me bro.

Mother Arabeth Chance wrote:

Seámus Aeislin wrote: Cappy, how much of this ribbon do you need? Chris Z., Laura and I all work at Michael's Arts and Crafts...

Thanks for outing me bro.

You know, when I think of "the profession that dare not speak its name" I don't think of Michael's Arts and Crafts. I'm not even sure I can muster up an evil monkey point at that revelation.

As a note, the necessity of colors of ribbon would be lots of white, some of everything else, and then a spool or two of green. These are for cheap NPC headbands, fyi.

i will go pick up ribbon

Oh head bands? I was going to make a bunch of fabric ones. I have 4 30gallon boxes filled with fabric, which I'm trying to thin out. A lot of white ones and a few of the other 4?

That works too, although fabric ones are more likely to walk off and never come back. The ribbon idea was to have something both disposable and easily replenished.

Sam, if you're making quality ones, sell them.

How much SP is it per spell packet again? I need to see if I can make enough for it to be worth donating!

From the book "Spell Packets (500 SP for 100 Tied Packets, 1,000 SP for 100 sewn packets)"

I grabbed some ribbon and cut it already. If it is cut into 3' strips, it works nicely as a headband. Each roll will get roughly 6-8 headbands. I have 12 White, 6 Red, and 6 Yellow already cut and ready for logistics. I also have three more pairs of long claws coming too.

Re: Spell packets. I tried to make some sewn ones but failed miserably simply because the seed kept making it hard to close up the packet. Anyone have tips on how to do it cleanly? Thanks!

I've got the cold cups

Valentine Graye wrote: Re: Spell packets. I tried to make some sewn ones but failed miserably simply because the seed kept making it hard to close up the packet. Anyone have tips on how to do it cleanly? Thanks!

You sew 3 of the four sides of the packet, then fill it with seed, then hand sew it to close it.

You can also machine sew 1/2 of the 4th side, use a small funnel to put in the filling, then hand sew the last little bit - makes the hand sewing a bit less.

I find it a lot quicker and obtain a better (in terms of firmness) packet when using robber bands. Although not as fast to deteriorate as string, they do reduce over time.