Meanings of craftsperson in English

The Takumi have a great heritage in Japanese history as a master craftsperson.

Wellington collector and craftsperson Sue McMillan on the social history of wool blankets.

By working for an employer you learn the skills to become a qualified craftsperson.

It's handmade by a Northern Irish craftsperson and has a grand, if rustic, design.

Again, it's down to a craftsperson to ensure performance is exactly as it should be.

Robyn Eades from Kings Island, Tasmania is a cottage craftsperson who makes hats from feral cats.

Students and parents should seriously consider a career as a craftsperson as first choice and not as a fall-back.

For example, the motion of an automated paint-spraying arm matches the sweeping arm movement of a human master craftsperson.

These are plastic flowers, smelted onsite, no doubt, by a traditional plastic-smith or another such craftsperson over in the Greencrafts area.

Each station was worked by an expert, a craftsperson of exquisite skill, passing his or her part-finished work to the next.

For example, when the bodywork has been stamped and welded together, a master craftsperson checks everything is perfectly aligned by sight and touch.

Stephen Wessel from Somerset in the UK is currently believed to be the last full-time craftsperson in the UK making fully handmade Boehm system flutes.

There is a constant shortage of craftspersons, in particular plumbers, carpenters and bricklayers.

Nights for Tuesday 19 August 2008 7 pm News & Weather 7:15 Hats Made From Cats Robyn Eades Cottage Craftsperson.

The Takumi have a great heritage in Japanese history as a master craftsperson.

Wellington collector and craftsperson Sue McMillan on the social history of wool blankets.