This is great stuff! I have already adjusted down the volume of the binding animation, it is about 1/3 of its original volume which means it was indeed far too loud relative to everything else. Thank you for alerting me to it! I made a note to double check the death sound as well.
I added yarn cutter, locking stitch markers, tape measure (cant believe I forgot this!), swatch ruler, safety eyes to my list from earlier. And added gauge to my terms list. One thing that has been a little difficult for me, is that I want to ensure my setting is believably in the the 1950s. So I have been looking up the various crochet objects/tools + vintage, but its sometimes difficult to tell if I am looking at something actually old or just fake old XD Like when I search vintage locking stitch markers the thing I see mostly look fake old to me. If you happen to have any older supplies that you don't mind sharing I would love to see a picture of what they look like.
As for types of stitches, I am not sure if anything that technical will come up, since the cards are generally where the fantasy takes over and leaves the real world details behind. But, just in case, are there any specific stitches/terms:
- - which are used if you are mending an area of a crochet material?
- - which you might use if you need a section of material to be sturdier (maybe like at a hem or edge of a material?)
- - for undoing/unravelling a section of stitches
- - Any unique sounding ones which will stand out
Thank you for your help in adding a bit more realism and depth to my game. At some level I will have to take some creative liberties (and offend crocheters by slipping in some knitting references) but I really do think details like this will help overall :D