More branches of crafts

the most imp branches of crafts

Ceramics and glass crafts[edit]

Ceramics and ceramic arts include:

• Azulejo
• Cameo glass
• Earthenware
• Glassware
• Mosaic
• Porcelain
  • Bone china
• Pottery
• Stoneware
• Glass and glass art
  • Glassmaking
  • Glassblowing
  • Glass etching
  • Glass beadmaking
  • Stained glass and lead came and copper foil glasswork
  • Bubblegram

Fiber and textile crafts[edit]

• Lace-making
• Rug making
• Rope-making
• Needlework

• Embroidery
• Macramé (knotting)
• Spinning
• Tatting
• Weaving
• Knitting
• Crochet
• Felting
• Stitch
• Applique

Flower crafts[edit]

• Ikebana
• Bouquet
• Floral Design

Leatherwork[edit]

• Leather carving
• Leather crafting (including dyeing, painting, and stamping)
• Boiled leather making

Houseware[edit]

• Basket weaving (also called basketry, basket making)
• Cooper

Fashion[edit]

Cloth

• Dyeing and Printing
  • Batik

Jewelry

• Beadwork

Needlework[edit]

• Applique
• Crewel embroidery
• Crochet
• Cross-stitch
• Embroidery
  • Ribbon Embroidery
• Knitting
• Needlepoint
• Patchwork
• Quilting

Paper crafts[edit]

Paper crafts include:

• Paper marbling
• Origami (paper folding)
• Papermaking
• Cast paper
• Decoupage
• Papercutting
• Iris folding
• Paper embossing
• Bookbinding
• Quilling
• Papier-mâché
• Paper model
• Parchment craft
• Calligraphy
• Scrapbooking

Wood and furniture crafts[edit]

• Marquetry
• Wood burning
• Wood carving
• Woodworking
• Lacquer art
• Carpentry
• Cabinet making
• Upholstery
• Intarsia
• Woodturning
• Green Woodworking
• Spoon Carving
• Kumiko
• Timber Framing

Stone crafts[edit]

• Mosaics and inlaying
• Stone carving
• Stonemasonry
• Flintknapping
• Letter carving on stone.

Metal crafts[edit]

• Metalworking - metalsmith
• Enamelling
• Blacksmithing
• Farrier
• Tinware - tinsmith
• Weaponsmith - sword making, armorer, gunsmith, fletching
• Clockmaking
• Silversmith
• Coppersmith
• Knife making
• Locksmithing
• Jewellery
  • Goldsmith
  • Lapidary
• Watchmaking
• Pewter
• Casting