Scarves of Skyrim - Lind's Version

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• Description:
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This mod adds 16 craftable, standalone scarves based off Natterforme's Scarves of Skyrim.

All the recipes use ingredients found in game, and aim to be as lore-friendly as possible, using pelts and ingredients such as flowers and plants for the different colours. This version does not add the scarves to leveled lists. You can, however, equip them on your followers.

The standalone version is compatible with the original mod, the Replacer version replaces the textures of some of the original scarves as the original mod contains many, many scarves, and I haven't retextured them all as of now.

The replacer version will also work with any mod based on Scarves of Skyrim, such as "Scarves! Skyrim Edition!" and "Skyrim Scarves and Mufflers" Although this is more of a coincidence than anything, since they all use the same texture path. But hey, if you like to mix and match, I guess that's good news. (:

I included a .psd in the optional files if you want to recolour the scarves yourself, I tried to make it as simple to understand/edit as possible, but feel free to contact me would you need help with it. (:

My other works:

Custom Eyes: Lind's Human Eyes - 50 New High-Res Eyes to all human races Lind's Elven Eyes - 40 New High-Res Eyes to all elven races

Robes Texture Replacers: Robes of Vaermina Monk - Priest of the Divines Green - The Bosmer Mage Red - The Battlemage Blue - Court Wizard Brown - The Wandering Wizard Grey - The Moth Priest Necromancer Robes - The King of Worms

Standalone Robes: Lind's Standalone Robes Pack 01

You can stay updated on what I'm doing through my Tumblr.

You can also find screenshots of my mods and characters in full resolution on my Flickr

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• More Informations & Installation:
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To install the mod simply merge the data folder contained in my archive with the data folder already present in your Skyrim directory.

Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Skyrim

I don't usually use stock textures, I've noticed they often lack human touch, and when I do use them, they usually end up lo