Craftsmanship is finishing each step of your project, such as removing glue squeeze-out, hiding nail holes with wood putty and sanding, stright lines on all cuts, radius cuts free of flat spots, paint-stains etc. ,applied evenly, sanding is paramount to a fine finish, Craftsmen have steps they go thru when doing a project, and they finish each step before moving to the next step. they use exact measurements, and exact cut. EXAMPLE: You have 4 boards that need to be cut 9 3/8" long and 6 1/4 wide, a beginner might cut a board 9 3/8" and then change the fence setting to cut the 6 1/4" side, the problem here is when you go back to cut the other boards at the 9 3/8" you can be off a fraction and then the fit becomes ill fitting, and assembly problematic. a craftmen would cut all the boards at the 9 3/8" length and then cut the 6 1/4" wide side, each length dimension being the same , and each width dimension the same. I know this explanation refers working in wood, BUT, apply these principles to any Craft your working on, it works. Remember: Planning--Patience--Accuracy--Finishing each step & Finish the Finish. "CLOSE ENOUGH" Is not a Craftman!
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craftsmanship
The noun 'craftsmanship' is a singular, uncountable noun; a word for a quality. Either something has 'craftsmanship' or it does not.The noun 'craftsmanship' means the work has the quality of a master of crafts.
By the quality of the craftsmanship. By the quality of the craftsmanship.
There is not verb form for the noun 'craftsmanship'. A related verb is to craft.
The skilled designer showed excellent craftsmanship with his new invention.
The craftsmanship in a boat was beautiful despite the fact that it was rusty on the outside.
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Ofcourse, it is important to have you concept rather original concept of yours. Then, your creativity. How good you use your colors.. And then lastly, the craftsmanship. :)
The web address of the Craftsmanship Museum is: http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com
The phone number of the Craftsmanship Museum is: 760-727-9492.
Yes, 'craftsmanship' is a noun, a common, uncountable, abstract noun; a word for skill in an occupation or trade;thebeautyorimpressivequalityofsomethingthathasbeenmadeusingalotofskill.