[Namron] Oh the weather outside is frightening....

[Cisco Cividanes]

Just and FYI,

cloaks are not terribly hard to make, and depending on the material,
not usually cost prohibative. You might ask about bartering or trading
from someone's existing stash, or seeing if one could be made for you
for a reasonable price in the next few weeks.

Just thinking out loud.


Oh, and for the love of all that is good, please, please, look into
what material the cloak is made out of. A lot of blended fabrics have
the burning properties of napalm, and are startingly easly to light
when near a camp fire or open flame stove. If you have the choice,
nearly any wool is superior in all ways for cloak construction, but
layers of any natural fabric can work well too. Blends are risky, and
I strongly advise you to stay completely clear of 100% synthetics like
rayon, polar flece or the like.

Okay, getting off my soap box. Sorry.
I hope you guys enjoy the event, and I hope you find a good cloak.

Ivo - (MKA Cisco Cividanes, B.S. Fire safety)

On 10/15/08, Sæmundr inn skærr <saemundrthepure at gmail.com> wrote:
> M'lady, some sort of Scottish type persona, is going to be in need of a
> cloak.. its getting close to Axeman and with everything we are trying to
> prepare I am quite certain I am not going to have time to try to learn to
> make one.  I was wondering if someone had a link to a supplier that is good,
> and reasonably priced or could atleast give us a good idea of what a decent
> price would be..
>
> Thanks
> Sæmundr inn skærr
>
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