Gold making by tailoring.

Here's a few things to add to your list:
• Bags. Most bags you can produce, in particular Runecloth and Netherweave bags can be desired and highly profitable. Once you're past 375, use Frostweave bags to level your skill until it's gray to eliminate the majority of the cost to level your skill.
• Armor kits. The Spellthread you can produce are very cheap to make, especially the blue-quality ones, and can be sold (at times) for 5x material cost.
• Specialty items. TBC epic items and TBC rare cloth are items that you may be able to sell one or two of, as well as any items that require rep to learn.
The above tips also apply to Leatherworking!

Above all else, use your cloth cooldowns each and every time they're up! You can always trade the cloth you're specialized in for another type.

This guide totally screws the page for me And I don't see why...

I can't agree with much here. Buy mageweave when it's 1g or less? When is the last time you saw a stack of mageweave for 1g? These days, it never drops below 10g making it far more cost effective to sell the cloth than anything you can make with it.

On that list, Spidersilk Boots are the only item I can agree with. The only problem is that with the speed of leveling through the early twenties, only 19 bg twinks are really interested in shelling out for them. That's a pretty limited audience.

Some things that you really can make money on at the early levels: The Phoenix gloves/pants and Robes of Arcana if you're willing to farm up the patterns, Spidersilk Drape, Gloves of Meditation if you know an alchemist who works cheap. I'm sure there are more, but honestly I've made far more money using tailoring to make disenchantables and selling the materials.

I think you're new to guide writing. If that's the case, please read the guide-writing-guides under general guides, here on this site.

This is somewhat a strange guide, because it could perfectly fit in a tailor-leveling guide, and not having to be a guide on it's self. Ah well, I hope you'll improve the guide.

That's an okay guide, but it could be improved a lot. A few suggestions:

• Add wowhead links for each item you suggest to make.
• Try to suggest an average sale price for each time. I know it differs depending on server and economy, but a rough estimation would be a plus.
• Try to make it look nicer overall. Inspire yourself with some of our guides with nice layouts, like for example: Eternal Farming

Keep it up!