Farming Frostweave Cloth to Level Tailoring and Make WOW Gold

Tailoring is a great profession to have, but it takes an insane amount of cloth to level up. In the process of leveling your tailoring up to Cataclysm levels, you'll probably either run out of wow gold or run out of Frostweave cloth. Here are a few simple tricks to gathering Frostweave quickly for leveling Tailoring, or to sell on the AH for a bundle of wow gold!

Scavenging in Dungeons

Make sure you've trained northern cloth scavenging from your tailoring trainer. This passive tailoring ability will allow you to collect extra pieces of Frostweave from monsters. This will also let you pick up bonus Frostweave from monsters of other party members who don't have this ability. Every Northrend dungeon you run should supply you with at least a stack of Frostweave in this manner. From level 70 to 80 this is the easiest way to accumulate lots of Frostweave.

Northern Exposure

Any rare mob in Northrend will drop a satchel of goods that includes some wow gold, a blue item, and a stack of Frostweave. Using the SilverDragon and NPCScan add-ons will help you track these rare mobs down with ease. Every rare mob you hunt down will also count toward the Frostbitten achievement. If you're questing in Northrend, you can keep an eye out for rare mobs nearby. If you're already fully leveled, fly around the entire continent and catch them all!

Humanoids, Lots of Them

If you're level 85, farming large groups of humanoids in Icecrown is a quick way to accumulate a lot of Frostweave cloth. There are many good spots to pick from. Onslaught Harbor is a great farming spot, as is the Valley of Fallen Heroes. If you're working on Argent Tournament dailies, this can be a very profitable addition to your route. You can also farm the 5 man Icecrown instances: Forge of Souls, Pit of Saron, and Halls of Reflection. Once your tailoring is fully leveled, farming Frostweave Cloth in Icecrown is still a great way to rack up a bunch of wow gold!