Keep in mind that your fire will only burn for a few minutes. Also keep in mind in making wow gold in the game. Now it's time to cook something. If you haven't figured it out yet, wool, like all cloth in the World of Warcraft is dropped by humanoids. So, to farm wool cloth you'll need to find a mob at around level 15-30 and grind them as efficiently as you can. This means that you need to be at least 3-4 levels above the mob you select to grind. Blizzards are always tweaking the game and NPC loot tables, but I've listed below some of my favorite locations for the farming of wool cloth. To get past the initial beginner period and into levels 1 to 375, it's best to begin at Ironforge.

Grind the Crawlers to get clams on wow gold. Take note that some recipes will require you to buy their ingredients before you can create them. When grinding mobs, it's always best to make sure your gear is also up to snuff and that you prepare ahead of time by making sure you have plenty of bag space. It also doesn't do any harm to load up on good quality food and drink to keep your health up to max wow gold. After all, dying just slows you down and damages your gear. Now, although you may stumble upon the occasional mob that drops wool cloth, to farm wool effectively, you'll want to find mobs at the right level that have a good rate of cloth drop and that respawn a relatively good rate in wow gold.

There really is no limit, just try and get as many clams as you can, then go back to Iron forge.  No further training will be required at this point. Once you get to level 60 your next location will be Ashenvale. When you arrive at Ashenvale you will want to find Crawlers. When you first begin cooking you won't have access to many ingredients that would allow you to create more advanced recipes. At Ironforge, buy 1 flour, 1 mild spice, and with these two items you will be able to cook Spiced Bread. Making Spiced Bread is simple and can easily help you advance to the next 39 levels.