OSRS Crafting from Level 1 to 99 Guide

Welcome, aspiring adventurers, to the diverse realm of Old School RuneScape! In this dynamic universe, where your choices shape your destiny, you can choose to be a valiant warrior, a cunning mage, or even a skilled artisan. If the path of the craftsman beckons to you, then you're in for a treat. This OSRS crafting guide is your key to unlocking the secrets of Crafting, a skill that not only enriches your in-game experience but also opens doors to wealth and versatility.

Crafting is more than just a skill; it's an art form in the world of OSRS. It empowers you to craft a myriad of items, from practical tools to invaluable treasures. Whether you aim to equip yourself for battle or amass a fortune through trade, Crafting is the conduit to realizing your ambitions. To embark on this crafting journey, you must first comprehend the essence of Crafting and its pivotal role in the tapestry of skills in OSRS.

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In the vast realm of Old School RuneScape, the Crafting skill stands as a gateway to boundless creativity and economic prowess. This segment of the OSRS Crafting guide is your compass through the myriad types of crafting available in the game, catering to both profit seekers and those aspiring to craft exquisite items like diamond amulets.

Before delving into the crafting tapestry, it's crucial to note that while the Crafting skill is accessible to non-members, certain items require a membership for crafting.

Crafting, having so many ways to train, we have left you the best methods so that you can choose which method to use according to your level and your preference.

A subcategory within the Crafting skill, glassmaking unveils a world of delicate craftsmanship. To embark on this journey, you must acquire the necessary tools and raw materials:

1. Glassblowing Pipe: The quintessential tool for glassmaking, obtainable from various locations, with respawn points in Entrana and Hemenster being the easiest sources. Stores in Dorgesh-kaan and the Piscatoris Fishing Colony also stock this essential tool.

2. Buckets of Sand: Essential for the glassmaking process, buckets of sand can be sourced from various sand pits. Optimal locations include Yanille, Dorgesh-Kaan, Zanari, Prifddinas, and Rellekka. Obtain sand by using an empty bucket.

3. Soda Ash: Crafted by burning seaweed, swamp weed, or giant seaweed, soda ash is a key ingredient. The raw materials can be obtained through fishing with a big fishing net. Additionally, two spawn points within the Piscatoris Fishing Colony offer a quick source of soda ash, with giant seaweed being the preferred option for yielding 6 soda ash.

4. Molten Glass: Combine a bucket of sand, soda ash, and use any furnace to create molten glass. Alternatively, the spell Superglass Make can be employed to transform ingredients into molten glass. However, be mindful that this method does not return buckets to your inventory. On the positive side, you gain 10 Crafting experience for each bucket of sand used, yielding approximately 1-10 additional molten glass.

Mastering the art of glassmaking opens avenues for crafting various glass items, from flasks to lenses, providing both utility and potential profit. As you immerse yourself in the delicate dance of crafting, may your creations shine as brightly as molten glass in the forge of Old School RuneScape.

Tip: One of the most taxing parts of glass-making is getting buckets of sand. You can make this easier by first completing The Hand in the Sand quest. An NPC named Bert can deliver 84 buckets of sand to your bank once a day for free.

Spinning refers to making raw materials like threads or hair and turning them into something more useful. For this, you'll need a spinning wheel. While there are lots of spinning wheels in OSRS, the favorite of many is the one below the bank in Lumbridge Castle.

This is a similar crafting technique to Spinning. The difference is that instead of a spinning wheel, you'll be needing a loom to weave the raw materials together.

Pottery lets you turn soft clay into a variety of items using a potter's wheel. Once you've made what you wanted, you'll then proceed to use a pottery oven. You can get soft clay simply by mining it. Once you have clay, you'll then need to use it with either a bucket of water or a jug of water.

Yes, you can create certain weapons through Crafting. Although the choices are pretty limited, these can still be pretty helpful when you want access to certain weapons and don't have the coins but you do have the materials needed.

For the arrow bolds, you'll need a furnace with a bolt mold to create it.

Just like with weapons, you can also make armor with crafting. There are lots of options when it comes to creating new armor through this skill. We're going to divide the armor per material needed.

Leather crafting will require two important items - a needle and a thread. The good news is that both items can be purchased from the Rimmington or Al Kharid Crafting shops. You'll also need some cowhide tanned to create regular leather. To create leather, you'll need to visit the Al Kharid Tanner.

If you want better armor, then you need to start making dragon hide armor. The best way to farm them would be to kill dragons but this is slow and challenging. Unfortunately, you need to get a membership to have access to this item line.

You can get snakeskin simply by taking snake hides to tanning stations. You can get hides from bush snakes, hoop snakes, and more. You'll need 15 coins to teach each his and you'll then need a needle and a thread.

To get yak hides, you'll first need to start the Fremennik Isles quest. You don't need to finish it though. Once started, you can kill yaks to get their hides. You can then turn the hides into armor pieces in the isle.

Jewelry is one of the most essential pieces of equipment you can make in OSRS. You can enchant these items with magical properties that will make your character even more powerful. Here's what you can make from jewelry crafting. To create jewelry, you'll need a lot of patience.

The process starts with mining gem rocks, which in itself, requires a few levels of mining.

You can cut gems using a chisel. Keep in mind that you can fail when cutting semi precious gems too. You'll receive a crushed gem if you fail which will then be useless. On the other hand, rarer gems don't fail when being cut.

Silver jewelry can be created by using cut semi precious gems, combined with silver bars. You'll also need the mold of the jewelry to create it.

This is the same as silver jewelry with the exception that you're going to use gold bars.