| ARROWSMITH | Craftsperson a.k.a. fletcher |
| ARROWS | Projectiles made by a fletcher and stored in a toxophilite's quiver (6) |
| ARROW | Item traditionally made by a fletcher and stored in a quiver (5) |
| ARROWHEAD | It is the point of a fletcher (9) |
| FINISHER | A concluding drink or event; a craftsperson who perfects and applies the ultimate touches; a scorer; a racer who crosses the end line; a KO blow; or, a coup de grace (8) |
| ARTISAN | Term, situated in Chambers Dictionary just after a hoofed even-toed ungulate, for a traditional baker, brewer, cooper, goldsmith, stonemason or other masterful craftsperson or banausic worker in a ski |
| CALLIGRAPHER | A craftsperson of excellent character (12) |
| ARTIFICER | Craftsperson making a terrific mess |
| SKILLED | Talented and competent, a ... craftsperson |
| AWL | Sticking point for a craftsperson? |
| HANDMADE | Produced by a craftsperson |
| WEAVER | Craftsperson who works with a loom to create textiles by means of interlacing warp and weft threads (6) |
| SMITH | Author of Complete Illustrated Cookery Course; or, an artisan or craftsperson who forges metal such as iron with a hammer (5) |
| BADGER | Itinerant craftsperson traditionally turning beechwood into Windsor chairs etc; or, a slipshod worker (6) |
| BODGER | Itinerant craftsperson traditionally turning beechwood into Windsor chairs etc; or, a slipshod worker (6) |
| MASON | Craftsperson in stone (5) |
| TINSMITH | Craftsperson who works with light metals |
| ENAMELLER | Headless narrator holds title for craftsperson (9) |
| JOURNEYMAN | Enjoy Namur excursion, with craftsperson (10) |
| GLASSBLOWER | Girl in Britain down to become skilled craftsperson |
