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craftwork

n. 1 handicraft 2 An item produced by handicraft.

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Craftwork

Craftwork may refer to:

  • Handicraft, work where useful and decorative objects are made completely by hand or by using only simple tools
  • Kraftwerk, a highly influential German band

Usage examples of "craftwork".

It was their job to remove faces from every piece of art, sculpture, and craftwork in the islands, so that these artifices would appropriately reflect the new look of the inhabitants and the restored peace it had brought them.

When all the shipments had been removed and stored in the low holding warehouse for later distribution, and their totals entered into the computer systems, Troy would hand the double-checked manifests to Cren, who would then determine an equivalent amount of supplies to be sent back up to the Platform in exchange: water, canisters of air, craftwork, and hydroponically grown food or actual agricultural produce.

They were too confident, too eager to be interested in the sort of rag-trade, used goods, and craftwork ostensibly being sold in this marketplace.

Sherry had been more interested in the craftwork itself than the money it brought in.

For the furtherment of your craftwork I have taken it upon myself to extricate you from an unfortunate situation.

Trucks winding down the mountain, slow, heavy-loaded with rough-cut lumber, with bales of furs, with broken machinery, craftworks, and such, out of the villages of Rogers Peak, with the mid-sized tankers supplying the convoy as well as the villages.

My Roycrofters are expert in fine bookbinding, and creating craftworks in wood, metal, copper and leather.

To the sounds of a contralto singing Mozart filling the air, they tumbled together and landed in the craftworking box behind the seat.

But these goods, which had some merit as craftwork, were not so gorgeous in my eyes as the trash offered by a booth which was not of local origin, in which a man sold whirligigs of gaudy celluloid, kewpie dolls with tinsel skirts riding high over their gross stomachs, alarm-clocks with two bells for determined sleepers, and beautiful red or blue pony-whips.