She's getting married soon, and she has people everywhere to handle her business, so she doesn't have to run around.
Moreover, Yunniang said that she should stay at home and wait to be married, firstly to prepare her wedding dress, and secondly to avoid any bad luck before the wedding.
Song Liyun didn't believe in these things, but in order to avoid regrets in the future, she obediently listened to them.
Lady Uya said that the Uda tribe would send her a wedding dress, and she would only need to prepare her own everyday clothes.
Those clothes were naturally sent to the town to be sewn by a seamstress, while she made some undergarments for herself.
The undergarment, waistband, shoes and socks all required embroidery.
In fact, Song Liyun had already stocked up on enough underwear and socks in her space to last her for ten years; she was just pretending to make insoles.
Now that she makes clothes by hand, she realizes that everything from cutting and sewing to embroidery is very troublesome, and if she makes a mistake in cutting, she will waste a piece of fabric.
Knitting is still the most convenient.
However, Song Liyun did not know how to knit before the apocalypse, so she only thought of spinning wool into yarn and weaving cloth from the beginning.
I just decided to do this on a whim, so I'll just make do with the experiment. At least I know the basics of flat needles.
Song Liyun took two iron skewers from Tianxianglou and demonstrated the basic needlework techniques she knew to Yunniang.
Watching the thread twist and turn on the two iron skewers, and soon a flat piece of cloth appeared, Yun Niangzi could hardly believe her eyes.
This is much more than the felt pieces on the loom.
Although... it can easily break into holes of various sizes if you pull it, and it's also easy to deform and lose its shape, it's still fabric when you loosen it.
"Fabric" patchwork can also be used to make underwear.
As Song Liyun and Yun Niangzi grew increasingly excited about this "great" invention, Song Dekui returned from outside, drenched in sweat and carefully carrying a cardboard box.
He was delivering cardboard walls to Hecheng.
Since Song Erlang and his group joined, the cardboard box factory's production has increased several times over, and a batch of building materials is sent to Hecheng every few days.
When Song Liyun saw Song Dekui return, she quickly put down the half-knitted sweater and reached out to take his cardboard box.
Song Dekui glared at her, preventing her from taking it, and shouted, "Don't move! This is a bitter melon that the garrison gave me. It's a tribute! A tribute! There's only one!"
I heard it was Lin's son who bought it from the grasslands. There weren't many; the Qi family used to secretly send them back to the capital. I carried them all the way; I hope they don't break when they get home!
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