Crafting Help

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There are all sorts of ways to train your crafting, from making Cow Hides into leather, to pottery or glassblowing. This guide will show you some helpful ways to train your Crafting level quickly.

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Cow Hides & Leather

Cow hides can be obtained by killing cows all over runescape. Here are some of the best places to kill them:

Lumbridge

North of Lumbridge's Grain Mill

South of Falador

Next to the Crafting Guild

North of East Ardougne

West of Port Phasmatys

You can also buy them from other players for 90 to 130gp each. After you have obtained your hides go to Al Kharid and have the Tanner tan your hides into soft leather for 1gp each. While you are in Al Kharid stop by the crafting store and buy a needle and plenty of thread


(1 thread per 5 pieces of leather).

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Freeplay

Levels 1 - 7: Make leather gloves, approximately 48.



Levels 7 - 9: Make leather boots, approximately 20.



Levels 9 - 11: Make leather cowls, approximately 22.



Levels 11 - 14: Make leather vambraces, approximately 35.



Levels 14 - 18: Make leather bodies, approximately 57.



Levels 18 - 38: Make leather chaps, approximately 996.



Levels 38 - 99: Make silver tiaras, approximately 247,696. Silver can be mined in the mines of: Al Kharid, Edgeville Dungeon and the Crafting Guild(40 Crafting required). When you get bored of making tiaras go to the Crafting Guild and craft clay bowls.

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Fast Leveling (Members)

Levels 1 - 7: Make leather gloves, approximately 48.

Levels 7 - 9: Make leather boots, approximately 20.

Levels 9 - 11: Make leather cowls, approximately 22.

Levels 11 - 14: Make leather vambraces, approximately 35.

Levels 14 - 18: Make leather bodies, approximately 57.

Levels 18 - 38: Make leather chaps, approximately 996.

Levels 38 - 58: Make leather coifs, approximately 5,245.

Levels 58 - 66: Make green vambraces, approximately 4,384. To get green hides either kill green dragons in the wilderness or buy them for approximately 1,800gp each from players.

Levels 66 - 99: Make blue vambraces, approximately 179,117. For blue dragon hides kill blue dragons in Taverley Dungeon or the Heroes Guild dungeon. You can also buy these from players for around 2,300gp each.

Level 80: You can make glory amulets. If you wish, you can trade your dragonstone amulets or glory amulets for dragonstones from other players. This will give you some good experience as well as make you a known and nice runescape player.

Level 85: You can make toy cats. You will need to have a fully upgraded crafting table, 42 construction required, in your Player Owned House or use a friends crafting table to make. These can be sold or used for fun.

Levels 90: You can make fury amulets. The best crafting item is yours! To obtain onyx stones, you will need to buy it from the store for 300k TokKul. You can also buy from players or trade a fury amulet for a onyx stone and 50 to 100k cash.

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Money Making (Members)

This way can make you over 123million!

Levels 1 - 7: Make leather gloves, approximately 48.

Levels 7 - 9: Make leather boots, approximately 20.

Levels 9 - 11: Make leather cowls, approximately 22.

Levels 11 - 14: Make leather vambraces, approximately 35.

Levels 14 - 58: Spin bow strings, approximately 15,883. You can either pick the flax or buy it for 100 to 110gp each. Bow strings sell for 180 to 200gp each making you a nice profit. The best place to spin flax is in Lumbridge Castle.

Levels 58 - 66: Make Earth battle staffs, approximately 1,470. Read the Seaweed area for tips on how to get it fast. For complete information including maps and tips on how to make battle staffs read the guide here.

Levels 66 - 99: Make Air battle staffs, approximately 59,706.

Level 80: You can make glory amulets. If you wish, you can trade your dragonstone amulets or glory amulets for dragonstones from other players. This will give you some good experience as well as make you a known and nice runescape player.

Level 85: You can make toy cats. You will need to have a fully upgraded crafting table, 42 construction required, in your Player Owned House or use a friends crafting table to make. These can be sold or used for fun.

Level 90: You can make fury amulets. The best crafting item is yours! To obtain onyx stones, you will need to buy it from the store for 300k TokKul. You can also buy from players or trade a fury amulet for a onyx stone and 50 to 100k cash.

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Seaweed

Seaweed can be obtained by either fishing (using a big fishing net), as a drop from rock crabs, picking it up in its respawning spots, or buying it from Charter Ships in the Catherby area.

Respawn Areas

On Entrana, you can pick some of the seaweed up and use telekinetic grab to get the others.

Note: One great benifit of the Entrana spawns is that they are near the Law Altar. If you have 54 Runecrafting, it is easy to craft or Run Laws while you gather seaweed at the spawn. As the altar is on the route, it takes only a few brief seconds to craft the runes. You can use pouches if you have them. Simply wear your Law tiara, bring the pouches and/or essence with you. Then craft the runes and walk over to the spawn.

Shilo Village, there are four seaweed that respawn here.

Northeast of Rellekka, this is the best way by far as it is close to a bank and it has nine seaweeds respawning.

There are three main ways go get and bank seaweed here. The first is to make many lyres and have them enchanted. This will take one raw shark per lyre or one raw bass each while wearing your Ring Of Charos (a). After you have enchanted them all, use the lyre teleport to get close to the seaweed, pick the seaweed up then glory amulet or dual ring teleport back to a bank and repeat. The second way is to have started the Giant Dwarf quest. Bank your seaweed in the Keldagrim bank. The fastest way is to use Fairy Rings. Above the Keldagrim entrance, is a fairy ring (DKS), which you can use to go to the Zanaris bank.

Charter Ships

The Charter Ships located in the Catherby area will usually have 10 or more seaweed in stock for you to buy. They also stock Soda Ash, which is the form of seaweed you'll need in glassmaking.

After you have all your seaweed go cook them all into Soda Ash on a range, fires will not work.

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Gems

Gems can be mined from any type of ore rock. Wearing a Glory Amulet (4) will increase your chances of getting gems. You can also mine gems in Shilo Village if you have 55 Mining and have completed the Shilo Village quest. Of the gems you can mine in Shilo Village, Sapphires, Emeralds, Rubies and Diamonds can be used in crafting jewelry. Opals, Jade and Red Topaz can be cut and either sold to a General Store for a few gp, or noted and brought to Gabooty in Tai Bwo Wannai Village who will buy them for Trading Sticks. You can use the trading sticks to buy village clothing or to get into the Mahogany and Teak tree area.

Another good place to obtain gems is the Rogue's Den as well as through many random events.

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Crafting Quests

• Hand in the Sand - 9,000 exp
  
• Elemental Workshop II - 7,500 exp
  
  
• Cabin Fever - 7,000 exp
  
• Enakhra's Lament - 7,000 exp
  
• Recipe for Disaster - 3,500 exp
  
• Observatory Quest - 3,250 exp
  
• Shilo Village - 3,195 exp
  
• Nature Spirit - 3,000 exp
  
• Fremennik Trails - 2,813 exp
  
• Giant Dwarf - 2,500 exp
  
• In Aid of the Myreque - 2,000 exp
  
• Murder Mystery - 1,406 exp
  
• Tears of Guthix - 1,000 exp
  
• The Golem - 1,000 exp
  
• Making History - 1,000 exp
  
• Dwarf Cannon - 750 exp
  
• In Search of Myreque - 600 exp
  
• Elemental Workshop I - 5,000 exp
  
• Goblin Diplomacy* - 200 exp
  
• Sheep Shearer* - 150 exp

Good luck on crafting!

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Crafting - Leather

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Leather is a supple and lightweight form of armour that gives the flexibility that rangers desire while fighting.



Leather comes in four forms:

• Soft leather (made from cowhide)
  
  
• Hard leather (made from cowhide)
  
  
• Snakeskin (made from snake hide) Members Only
  
  
• Dragon leather (made from dragonhide) Members Only
  
  

Items you will need to craft/sew leather items

Tool	Location Found	Use
Cowhide	Kill a cow	Can be given to a tanner to turn into leather.
Snake hide	Bush snakes (Tai Bwo Wannai Clean-Up) Giant snakes (Temple Trekking)	Can be given to a tanner to turn into snakeskin.
Dragonhide	Kill a green, blue, red or black dragon depending on which hide you want.	Can be given to a tanner to turn into dragon leather.
Needle	Crafting stores sell them.	Use a needle with some prepared leather to make armour (requires thread to work).
Thread	Crafting stores sell them.	You need thread in your inventory with a needle to craft leather armour.

Tanning your hides

Once you have your hides, you will need to take them to a tanner, they can be found in Al Kharid, the Crafting Guild or Canifis. Look out for this symbol on your mini-map to help you locate the person you are looking for. The table below should give you an idea of how much each type of hide costs to cure:

Hide Name	Leather Type	Tanning Cost - Guild/Al Kharid	Tanning Cost - Sbott (Canifis)
Cowhide	Leather (soft)	1 gold piece	2 gold pieces
Cowhide	Leather (hard)	3 gold pieces	5 gold pieces
Snake hide	Snakeskin	15 gold pieces (20 for giant snake hide)	25 gold pieces
Green dragonhide	Green dragon leather	20 gold pieces	45 gold pieces
Blue dragonhide	Blue dragon leather	20 gold pieces	45 gold pieces
Red dragonhide	Red dragon leather	20 gold pieces	45 gold pieces
Black dragonhide	Black dragon leather	20 gold pieces	45 gold pieces

Once you have had your hides turned into leather you are almost ready to begin, all you need now is a needle and some thread. You will only need one needle to craft with and each roll of thread will last four uses.

Soft Leather

The most basic form of leather-working is the art of Crafting soft leather into armour, this is a reasonably easy way of mastering the Crafting skill, as there are plenty of cows around Lumbridge from which you can receive hide. The tanner in Al Kharid is not far from Lumbridge and there is a Crafting Store in Al Kharid, too. Gathering the required items and finding people to sell your goods to should provide little challenge, especially if you gather your resources on a quiet world and then move to a busier one to sell your wares.

Item	Crafting Level Required	Tools Required	Experience Points Gained
Leather gloves	1	Soft leather Needle Thread	13.8
Leather boots	7	Soft leather Needle Thread	16.3
Leather cowl	9	Soft leather Needle Thread	18.5
Leather vambraces	11	Soft leather Needle Thread	22
Leather body	14	Soft leather Needle Thread	27
Leather chaps	18	Soft leather Needle Thread	27
Coif	38	Soft leather Needle Thread	37

Hard and Studded Leather

When your Crafting level has advanced enough, you can take leather Crafting to the next level : Crafting hard leather. Not only are these items more sought after, but they provide improved protection than soft leather goods, meaning the profit you can gain from selling them is larger.

Item	Crafting Level Required	Tools Required	Experience Points Gained
Hard leather body	28	Hard leather Needle Thread	35
Studded body	41	Soft leather Needle Thread Studs*	40
Studded leather chaps	44	Soft leather Needle Thread Studs*	42

^* For more information on how to make studs please visit the Smithing section of our manual.

Snakeskin Items

Snake skin can be aquired by taking part in the Tai Bwo Wannai Clean Up (requires completion of Jungle Potion) or it can be cut from dead giant snakes that you kill in the Temple Trekking minigame.



When you have your tanned snake hide it may be used to make the following items:

Item Name	Crafting Level Required	Tools Required	Experience Points Gained
Snakeskin boots	45	6 snake leathers Needle Thread	30
Snakeskin vambraces	47	8 snake leathers Needle Thread	35
Snakeskin bandanna	48	5 snake leathers Needle Thread	45
Snakeskin chaps	51	12 snake leathers Needle Thread	50
Snakeskin body	53	15 snake leathers Needle Thread	55

Dragon Leather

Once you have successfully gathered a number of your chosen dragonhides, you will need to get them tanned (for 20 gold pieces a time) before they are ready to be made into armour. However, with that done you can begin crafting items as shown below:



Green Dragonhide Items

Item Name	Crafting Level Required	Tools Required	Experience Points Gained
Green dragonhide vambraces	57	Green dragon leather Needle Thread	62
Green dragonhide chaps	60	2 green dragon leathers Needle Thread	124
Green dragonhide body	63	3 green dragon leathers Needle Thread	186

Blue Dragonhide Items

Item Name	Crafting Level Required	Tools Required	Experience Points Gained
Blue dragonhide vambraces	66	Blue dragon leather Needle Thread	70
Blue dragonhide chaps	68	2 blue dragon leathers Needle Thread	140
Blue dragonhide body	71	3 blue dragon leathers Needle Thread	210

Red Dragonhide Items

Item Name	Crafting Level Required	Tools Required	Experience Points Gained
Red dragonhide vambraces	73	Red dragon leather Needle Thread	78
Red dragonhide chaps	75	2 red dragon leathers Needle Thread	156
Red dragonhide body	77	3 red dragon leathers Needle Thread	234

Black Dragonhide Items

Item Name	Crafting Level Required	Tools Required	Experience Points Gained
Black dragonhide vambraces	79	Black dragon leather Needle Thread	86
Black dragonhide chaps	82	2 black dragon leathers Needle Thread	172
Black dragonhide body	84	3 black dragon leathers Needle Thread	258

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