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I bought my recipes Netherweave, Netherweave Robe, Bolt of Imbued Netherweave, and Imbued Netherweave bag right in shat at Eiin next to the Mana Loom. There is also a lady there selling recipes for Primal Moon cloth and items you can make with it.

I think I had to buy some stuff in Thrallmar but, I can't rememeber.

Also if you go to Stonard in the Swamp of Sorrows I found some recipes there.

You can also make a cenarion herb bag if you get honored at Sylithus by doing quests there and it takes a good while but you can make good money selling bags.

I don't remember where I got my other bag recipes from but, the Soul Pouch sells for 20g and the Enchanted Mageweave pouch sells for about 13g or more. I am sure if you Google search any of them it will show you where to buy the recipes.

spots i used for cloth farming

linen - almost any low lvl humonoid but i like the kobold miners in elwynn forest cause they are funny.

wool - furblogs around ashenvale. they respawn fast and i'd say i get about a 35-40% droprate on wool

silk - if you do linen in elwynn then the guys at angerfang in wetlands. if you farm linen somewhere in kalimdor then the sandfury trolls (lvl 42-45) in tanaris (just south of Zul'Farrak) have a decent droprate plus you get a head start on collecting mageweave this way.

mageweave - this is a tossup between the deadwood furblogs (around lvl 50) in southern felwood and the sandfury trolls in tanaris. i'm partial to the furblogs because of the added bonus of timbermaw rep for killing them and turning in feathers.

runecloth - furblogs in northern felwood and western winterspring (hot springs area). good drop rate and added timbermaw rep bonus.

netherweave - ogres (around lvl 65-67) in northern nagrand. awesome droprate and added rep bonus with kurenai and also powder samples for halaa badge things. so here you kill 3 birds with one stone.

*note about the sandfury trolls in tanaris* they drop flask of mojo quite often. don't make the mistake i made thinking they are useless and vender them. they sell for around 1G each on my server (Gilneas). this comes in handy for buying all the extra stuff you'll need.

Nice guide, but there is a slight error. In step 2 when you say go to Shadowmoon to buy the Imbued Netherweave Tunic pattern, from sanctum of the sun (It's actually sanctum of the stars) And you also need to be sided with The Scryers to get the pattern. So I had to get someone who was with Scryers to get the pattern. I didnt realise this until I got there, so it will be worthwhile to mention this in your guide.

Is there anywhere else besides The Stockades to go for Wool Cloth?

I'm raising tailoring on my horde character now so figured I would post the cloth spots I used.

Linen: Ragefire Chasm, got 120ish in a clear and it was pretty easy to clear.

Wool Cloth: The Stockades(not best for horde but I ran in without a death at 72), 30-60 a clear(15-20min for a DK at 72)

Sorry stopped keeping track of how many I got after those two.

Silk Cloth: Scarlet Monastery, A couple stacks I think.

Mageweave: Tanaris, Ogres or Pirates both drop it decently. Pirates seem better for AoE tho.

Runecloth: Hellfire Peninsula, Not sure if this is best or not but I killed at the expedition armory. Really easy kills there and you get some netherweave mixed in.

For netherweave I had so much from doing all the outlands quests for the achievments that I didn't really spend time focusing on it.

For frostweave I still don't know a decent spot and it seems respawn rates change alot.

Hope this helps somebody out, and if anyone finds a nice spot for frostweave I would love that info.

I know it depends on the server economy, but isn't the Frostwoven stuff generally easier to make from 350 on? Frostwoven things take just 3 Frostweave bolts (15 cloth) each, while Imbued Netherweave Tunic takes a total of 90 Netherweave cloth each.

Seems quite nice. Well presented. I can't comment on the actual content though, so please people who've got experience with tailoring, leave some feedback!