Craftables · Seamstress
Sewing Table
Cuts finished cloth into sheets, clothing and furniture covers — a plan, a bolt of material, and five minutes.
L$600
Citizens L$480 · save up to L$360 with a membership
Delivery is handled by the bot, straight to your inventory in Second Life — or pick it up in-world at the Emporium. Members save on the whole range.
Watch it work
The product tutorial, start to finish.
Read it written up on the forum — the same walkthrough, with the numbers, and somewhere to ask.
The Sewing Table is where the cloth chain finally becomes something you can wear or sleep on. It is seamstress work and nobody else's.
Two things go on the table, and neither is obvious:
A plan — the paper template you sew around. You research it at the Research Table, then copy it at the Engineering Bench using parchment, and parchment comes from a ranger at the leather rack. It is the same route a loom pattern takes.
A material — a bolt of cloth from the Loom, which wove it from string spun at the Spinning Wheel. Pick the plan, add the material, and the table shows you the finished item textured in your own cloth before you commit.
Five minutes a craft.
What comes off it is real furnishing rather than decoration. Bed linens wear out after a hundred uses and then the bed stops working until the owner fits new ones — long left-click, change linen — so a colony that sleeps well needs a seamstress permanently in business. Better cloth restores energy and fatigue faster.
The range is deliberately young: sheets today, with cushions, pillows and clothing following. What you make can be sold, traded or fitted to your own furniture.
What it makes
Listed on the forum
The game database has no recipes mapped to this station yet, so there is nothing to list here automatically.
System recipes only. Recipes invented by players at open stations belong to the colonists who created them and are not listed.
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Pottery StationFires clay into the jars and pots other trades gather with — three recipes, and two of them need a farmer.
Spinning WheelSpins wool, cotton and flax into the strings every cloth is woven from — one in, one out, a minute each.
Mash TunTurns starch into fermentable sugar — an hour a batch, and the raw crop beats your own mash every time.
Wine PressPresses fruit into juice at two for one — the start of every drink in the colony, and the only source of olive oil.
LoomWeaves string into patterned cloth through a sliding-tile puzzle — and the puzzle is harder if you are not a seamstress.