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Congratulations on your first sand badge!
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Nicole Alderman wrote:Looking at the list, I'm not spotting anything related to carpets/rugs. I think it'd be great to add that in, but I'm not sure if it'd be added anytime soon.
In the meantime, I'm thinking you could probably post it to Oddball with an estimate of the hours you spent and what you think a professional would spend on mending it. I don't see why that wouldn't count for Oddball points! It never hurts to have an Oddball air badge!
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1 Thessalonians 5:14-15
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Ash Jackson wrote:Hey y'all,
Do I understand correctly that in Textiles:Wood, the Foundation garments are options within the Seed list, as opposed to requirements in addition to the (choose one) of the seed list?
Thanks!
Ash Jackson wrote:Hey y'all,
Do I understand correctly that in Textiles:Wood, the Foundation garments are options within the Seed list, as opposed to requirements in addition to the (choose one) of the seed list?
Nicole Alderman wrote: From what I understand, the Seed List is it's own thing. So someone needs to make:
- one garment from seed AND
- make a complete wardrobe (doesn't need to be from seed) AND
- make a pair of shoes AND
- make a couch or chair AND
- make a small shelter (tent or tarp) AND
- make a big shelter (yurt or teepee) AND
- make housewares (towel, rug, or drapes)
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