A thrall cannot simply be pretty to become owned these days. They must have charm, poise, and above all skill. The most common question asked by potential owners is not how pretty a slave looks, for this is readily apparently, but what they can do. Having a solid list of skills is vital to increasing the value of any slave. This seminar seeks to help slaves be capable of answering that question, with Yokan offering basic materials for marketable handicrafts from sewing to basket weaving to be allowed to work on within the pens.
What:
A basic introduction to several crafts with instruction sheets and materials provided. One craft can be chosen per person.
A basic introduction to several crafts with instruction sheets and materials provided. One craft can be chosen per person.
Crafts available:
Crochet, Lace-making, Weaving, Macrame, Quilting, Basket-weaving, Calligraphy, Illumination, Sketching, Chainmail weaving.
Crochet, Lace-making, Weaving, Macrame, Quilting, Basket-weaving, Calligraphy, Illumination, Sketching, Chainmail weaving.
Who:
Well-behaved unowned slaves or owned slaves with permission of their owner and a one gold fee for materials.
Well-behaved unowned slaves or owned slaves with permission of their owner and a one gold fee for materials.
When:
November 30th at 6 PM FST
November 30th at 6 PM FST
Where:
*Garden
*Garden