Table of Contents:

• Intro
• Basic Items
• Locations
• Battlestaffs/Mystic Staves (Members Only*)
• Repairing Broken Staves
• Dyeing Capes
• Glass (Members Only*)
• Jewelry
  • Gems
  • Shilo Village Gems
  • Gold
  • Silver
• Leather Working
  • Cowhide Leather
  • Dragonhide Leather
  • Spiky Vambraces
• Dungeoneering Crafting
  • Mastyxhide Leather
  • Cloth Robes
• Limestone (Members Only*)
• Pottery
• Snelms (Members Only*)
• Snakeskin Armor (Members Only*)
• Crafting Guild

Introduction:

Crafting is a great and profitable skill. It also has tons of things to do. There are a few basic items you will need, so here is a list you can refer to if you don't know what an item is or if you don't know where to get it:

Basic Items:

Name of Item	Picture	Purpose	Information
Ball of wool		Used to string amulets and symbols	See Wool
Bucket		Fill with sand when making glass, or fill with water to soften clay	You can buy one at the General store for two gold coins, or find them all across Runescape at various spawn locations.
Chisel		A tool used to cut gems (and Members-only carve Limestone)	You can buy one at any General store or the Crafting stores (located in Al Kharid and Rimmington) for one gold.
Cowhide		Used in making leather	To get one, kill a cow. They will always drop one.
Dragonhide		Used in making Dragon leather	To get one, kill any dragon. Each colored dragon (Black, Blue, Green or Red; NOT metal dragons!) drops a matching color hide.
Flax (Members Only*)		Used to spin Bowstrings	Flax is probably the fastest way of gaining crafting experience. It is used to spin bowstrings. But it is a Members-only feature! Go to a flax plant (there is a large field just West of Catherby, next to the beehives; there are also plants in the Tree Gnome Stronghold, next to the Spinning Wheels and Bank!) and click on it to pick it (or right click and select 'pick flax'). Just like wheat, flax runs out. Once you have enough flax, go to a Spinning Wheel and use the Flax with the Spinning Wheel. Flax gives 15 crafting experience for every one you spin.
Glassblowing pipe		Used to make glass items. Use it on Molten glass then select desired item from menu.	Spawns in house on Entrana and in Grandpa Jack's house northwest of the Ranging Guild (northeast of Fishing Contest)
Jug		Fill with water, use to soften clay	You can buy one at the General Store for one gold coin.
(Any) Mould		Used to make Gold and Silver items (jewelry, symbols and more)	You can buy Amulet, Necklace and Ring moulds, as well as the Holy symbol mould and the Sickle mould, at either crafting shop for five gold coins. The Crafting Guild has Amulet mould, Necklace mould and Holy symbol mould spawns.
Needle		Used in leather armour crafting	These are stackable. You can buy one at either Crafting Shop for one gold coin. They also can be found by searching haystacks!
Seaweed		Used to make glass items. Use it on a stove or in a fire to make Soda ash.	Spawns on beaches all around Runescape: maximum spawns are on Entrana (8 on northwest shore) and Rellekka (9 on beach). Can be purchased from Arhein in Catherby who has 80 pieces a day and sells them for 2 gp.
Shears		Used to obtain Wool	Buy at a General store for one gold coin. Shears also spawn at the Crafting Guild, and in the northeast corner of the hay field located west of Lumbridge Mill.
Soda ash		Used to make glass items. Use it on a furnace, along with a Bucket of sand, to make Molten glass.	Player made
Thread		Used in leather armor crafting	These are stackable. You can buy one at either Crafting Shop for one gold coin. Also spawns at the Jolly Boar Inn northeast of Varrock.
Wool		Used to make Ball of wool (also used in a quest or two)	Obtain by using Shears on some sheep (there is a big field of them just Northwest of Lumbridge, and a few north of the Crafting Guild). After a few tries (they run away a lot), or maybe on your first try, you will get some Wool. Now find a Spinning wheel and use the Wool on the Spinning wheel to make a Ball of wool (earns 2.75 xp).

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Locations

Crafting Guild - Located southwest of Falador, northwest of Rimmington. Visit our Crafting Guild guide for more information on what is available to you there..

Crafting Shops - Located in Al Kharid and Rimmington. These stores sell Chisels, Needles, and Thread for 1 gp each; and Amulet, Necklace, Ring, Holy symbol, Sickle, Tiara, Bolt, and Bracelet moulds for 5 gp each.

Entrana - The island of Entrana is a good place to obtain everything you need for making glass. A Glassblowing pipe spawns in the house with the range, north of the Herblore shop. To get to Entrana go to the docks at Port Sarim and speak to any Monk of Entrana. You are not allowed to bring any weapons or armor to Entrana, but the boat ride is free.

Furnaces - Furnaces are needed for gold and silver crafting. They are located in Al Kharid, Falador, Lumbridge, Ardougne (east of river), Rellekka (quest required), Shilo Village (quest required), Port Phasmatys (quest required), and Neitiznot (quest required).

Potteries - Potteries include both Potter's Wheels and Pottery Ovens for making clay items. They are located in the Barbarian Village, and for members in Ardougne (west of river), the Digsite, and Rellekka (quest required).

Rellekka - None of Rellekka's amenities are usable until you have completed the Fremennik Trials Quest, but once this is done, Rellekka is a Crafting and Smithing haven (although the nearest Bank is on Miscellania). The building in the southwest corner of the town includes a Potter's Wheel, a Pottery Oven, a Furnace, and Anvils. For glassmaking, there is a Sandpit north of the Helmet shop, and the beach north of town has 9 Seaweed spawns.

Spinning Wheels - Lumbridge Castle (2nd floor), Barbarian Village, Falador (west of the south gate), Seers' Village (upstairs), the Tree Gnome Stronghold, Rellekka (quest required), Lletya (quest required), and Neitiznot (quest required).

Tanners - Tanners are located in Al Kharid and in the Crafting Guild, and for Members in Canifis (more expensive due to remote location), and (Leatherworker) in the Ranging Guild. All will convert cow hides and dragonhides to leather for a fee.

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Glass (Members Only*):

Glass crafting is a members-only feature! After making Molten glass, you can craft it into seven different items: Beer glass, Candle lantern, Oil lamp, Vial, Fishbowl, Orb, or Lantern lens. Beer glasses have no use (other than filling them with ale from Barrels with taps.) Vials can be filled with water and used for Herblore. Fishbowls can be used with seaweed and fish for a pet. Orbs are used to make Battlestaffs. Candle lanterns, Oil lamps, and Lantern lenses are used to make light sources for exploring dark caves. These can only be made after "learning how" from the man outside the Lumbridge Swamp dungeon, southeast of Draynor Village. Below are the specific instructions on how to make Molten glass, and then how to make glass items:

1. Get a bucket.
2. Go to Entrana Island (go to Port Sarim - don't bring any weapons or armor - and talk to the Monks of Entrana) (everything else that you need for glass crafting is on Entrana, but bring your Bucket).
3. Get some Seaweed; 8 spawn on the Northwestern part of the island.
4. Go to the range found just North of the dock and use the Seaweed with the range. The seaweed will change into 'Soda Ash'.
5. Use your bucket with the sandpit found next to the Herblore shop (west of the dock). Your bucket should now be full of sand.
6. Now go to the building with the Furnace, located west of the church.
7. Use either your Bucket of sand or your Soda ash on the furnace. This will combine the two items in the furnace heat, turning them into 'Molten glass'.

To craft molten glass into an item you will need a 'Glassblowing Pipe'. You can find one of these in the house with the range. Use the Glassblowing pipe and the Molten glass together and then choose what you would like to make from the selection area. What you can make is dependent upon your overall Crafting level and not on how much glass you have made. With any luck you will bypass the need to make Beer Glasses.

Note: If you have the Bucket of sand and seaweed (cooked to Soda ash) you can make glass in any furnace. Another Glassblowing pipe spawns in Grandpa Jack's house near the Fishing Contest and Ranging Guild area. A sandpit is available on Entrana and in Zanaris after The Lost City Quest. An additional sandpit is available to all comers in Yanille inside the northwest corner of the city walls, and another is located in Rellekka north of the Helmet shop (can use only after you have completed the Fremennik Trials Quest). A single bucket of sand spawns in the small goblin settlement, near the Observatory, in the building with a range (north of Castle Wars area - handy via Dueling ring teleport).
If you have completed the Hand in the Sand quest, you can talk to Bert daily to have 84 Buckets of sand deposited directly into your bank.

Cross-reference to other skills and levels needed for lantern making:

All lanterns are lit by using a tinderbox. Firemaking levels required to light are:

Candle lantern: lvl 4; Oil Lamp: lvl12; Oil Lantern in Iron Frame: lvl26; Bullseye Lantern: lvl 49.

Your lantern can blow out so you may wish to carry a tinderbox with you.

The Candle Lantern takes a white candle, bought at Catherby Candle-maker. It will also takes the Black Candle left over from Merlin's Crystal Quest which you may have stowed away in your bank. However the Candle lantern with a Black Candle will take up an extra space in your bank and will not stack with the White Candle version.

The Oil Lamp can be made and used on its own but is more convenient and stronger if put into an iron frame and converted to an Oil Lantern ( Smithing: Iron making: level 26)

The Bullseye Lantern is made from a Steel frame and a Glass Lens ( Smithing:Steel making: level 49 )

The Oil Lamp / Lantern and the Bullseye Lantern require oil.

Collect Swamp-tar from the Lumbridge swamps. Take 1 swamp-tar for each lantern, together with the lantern(s) to the chemist in Rimmington (just behind and north-west of the store). In the eastern part of the main room there is a Small Oil Still.

Use the swamp-tar with the still, then Use the lantern with the still and it will be filled with oil. The oil lantern is now ready to be lit and used. With a lit lantern, right-click and there is an option to Extinguish the lantern.

Picture	Item Name	Crafting Lvl Required	Crafting EXP for Item
	Molten glass	1	20
	Beer glass	1	17.5
	Candle lantern	4	19
	Oil lamp	12	25
	Vial	33	35
	Fishbowl	42	42.5
	Orb	46	52.5
	Lantern lens	49	55

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Battlestaffs/Mystic Staves (Members Only*):

Battlestaffs are great. They have two uses: a weapon and an unlimited source of basic runes of one kind. (Note that the Staff of air, earth, fire and water sold at Zaff's Staff Shop are not as good in physical combat as Battlestaffs, which in turn are not as good as Mystic staffs.) To make a Battlestaff you will need the following items:

• A Battlestaff (can be bought at the Varrock Staff Shop for 7000 gold coins only on Members servers)
• A glass orb
• 3 cosmic runes
• 30 basic runes of the type of Battlestaff you want it to be (ex. 30 fire runes if you want a Battlestaff of Fire)

Powering Orbs

Picture	Orb Type	Magic Lvl Needed	Runes Needed	Obelisk Location
	Water	56	3 Cosmic 30 Water	Taverley Members-only dungeon. In the Black Dragon room go up the ladder and it will be next to you.
	Earth	60	3 Cosmic 30 Earth	Edgeville dungeon, low-level wilderness area. Past the Black Demons, near Chronozon.
	Fire	63	3 Cosmic 30 Fire	Taverley Members-only dungeon. Past the Black Dragons to the west of the Black Dragons in a little room with lava.
	Air	66	3 Cosmic 30 Air	Edgeville dungeon, low-level wilderness area. At the Black Demons (level 172) there is a little room with a ladder to the North, go up the ladder and you will be standing next to it.

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Attaching Orbs to Battlestaves

Picture	Staff Type	Crafting Lvl Required	Experience for Attaching Orb
	Water battlestaff	54	100
	Earth battlestaff	58	112.5
	Fire battlestaff	62	125
	Air battlestaff	66	137.5

Mystic staffs (Enchanted Battlestaffs)

You can get your Battlestaff enhanced into a Mystic staff. To get your Battlestaff enhanced you must have completed the Scorpion Catcher quest. If you have done it, go back to Thormac the Sorcerer with 40,000 gold coins and your Battlestaff. Talk to him and tell him that he said he would enhance your Battlestaff for you. Select the Battlestaff you want and it will become a great weapon. It will now have stats similiar to the Rune Long Sword!!

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Repairing Broken Staves

Materials Needed

• Broken staff (found searching crates or boxes, stolen from HAM members, or found at Digsite)
• Repair bench, Whetstone or Armour stand (15 Construction and up)

Use the Broken staff on the repair equipment.
You will either permanently destroy it or get a random new staff (ordinary, magic or elemental)
Experience gained: 14.5 Crafting per repaired staff

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Pottery

Pottery is probably the worst part of crafting because it gives low experience, it's tedious and boring, and is not significantly profitable. Nonetheless... it is a part of crafting so it must be explained. Pottery is a lot like glass crafting (if you have read that section you'll understand). Below are the instructions for making pottery:

1. Mine Clay ore.
2. Get a jug or bucket.
3. Fill the jug or bucket with water.
4. Use the Clay ore with the water-filled jug or bucket to make Soft clay.
5. Go to a Potter's Wheel (located in Barbarian Village or the Crafting Guild, or for Members the Digsite, Rellekka, or West Ardougne).
6. Use the Soft clay with the Potter's Wheel.
7. Choose what you would like to make from the selection screen.
8. Use the unfired clay item on the Pottery Oven.

Alternative way to get soft clay:
Equip the Bracelet of clay and mine the clay spots.

Picture	Item Name	Crafting Lvl Needed	Experience for Spinning	Experience for Firing	Total Experience Gained	Used For
	Pot	1	6.25	6.25	12.5	Carrying Flour
	Pie Dish	7	15	10	25	Cooking Pies
	Bowl	8	18	15	33	Cooking Stew
	Plant Pot	19	20	17.5	37.5	Planting Trees
	Pot lid	25	20	20	40	One Small Favour Quest (also learn how to make)

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Leather

Leather is an easy way of getting crafting experience. There is also Dragonhide leather, which also must be tanned (for a higher fee per piece).

Soft and Hard Leather

1. Get a cow hide.
2. Go to a Tanner (found in Al Kharid or in the Crafting Guild if you can get in; there is also a Leatherworker in the Ranging Guild and a Tanner in Canifis for Members.)
3. Make sure you have one gold coin for every cow hide that you have.
4. Talk to the tanner and say "Here are some cow hides, can I buy some leather?"
5. A selection screen will come up and ask you if you want soft leather or hard leather.
6. After you choose, the Tanner will take the cow hide and 1 coin and give you the leather.
7. To make an item from the leather get a Needle and Thread (buy in Crafting stores in Al Kharid and Rimmington; Needles are also found by searching haystacks). Use the Needle with the leather. Then select what you want to make on the selection screen. Your crafting level will determine what you can make.

Studded Leather Armor (Members Only*)

Studded Leather bodies and Studded Leather Chaps are made by making studs out of steel bars and using the studs with regular leather armor.

Picture	Item Name	Crafting Lvl Needed	Crafting Experience
	Gloves	1	13.8
	Boots	7	16.3
	Cowl	9	18.5
	Vambraces	11	22
	Leather body	14	25
	Chaps	18	27
	Coif	38	37
	Hard leather body	28	35
	Studded leather body	41	40+25
	Studded leather chaps	44	42+27

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Dragonhide Leather

Like regular hides, Dragon hides must be tanned before they can be worked. Take them to any Tanner or Leatherworker. The fee per piece is higher (25-30 gp each). Then use a Needle and Thread on them to make the desired armour.

Green, Red, Blue and Black Dragons drop Dragon hides that match their color. Locations: Green Dragons south of the Lava Maze or Level 13 Wildy north of Edgeville; Blue dragons in the Hero's Guild basement or Taverley Dungeon; Red dragons in the lava lake; Black dragons in the lava maze and in Taverley Dungeon, also King Black Dragon next to the lava maze.

Progressively higher Range skill levels are required to wear dragonhide armour (refer to the Ranging Skill Guide).

Picture	Item Name	# of Leathers Needed	Crafting Lvl Needed	Crafting Experience
	Green d'hide vambs	1	57	62
	Green Leather Chaps	2	60	124
	Green d'hide body	3	63	186
	Blue d'hide vambs	1	66	70
	Blue d'hide chaps	2	68	140
	Blue d'hide body	3	71	210
	Red d'hide vambs	1	73	78
	Red d'hide chaps	2	75	156
	Red d'hide body	3	77	234
	Black d'hide vambs	1	79	86
	Black d'hide chaps	2	82	172
	Black d'hide body	3	84	258

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Spiky Vambraces

When the Hunter Skill came out in 2006, there were additions to the vambraces. You could add on kebbit claws to regular vambraces to make them into spiky vambraces. The table below will explain what they look like and experience gained.

Image	Item Name	Items Needs	Crafting level needed	Experience gained
	Spiky vambraces	1 Soft leather and Kebbit claws	11	22
	Green spiky vambs	1 Green dragonhide leather and Kebbit claws	57	62
	Blue spiky vambs	1 Blue dragonhide leather and Kebbit claws	66	70
	Red spiky vambs	1 Red dragonhide leather and Kebbit claws	73	78
	Black spiky vambs	1 Black dragonhide leather and Kebbit claws	79	86

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Dungeoneering Crafting

While training the Dungeoneering skill, you will occasionally come across different levels of Mastyx creatures that you can hunt for hides, or different types of plants that you can pick and spin into cloth. These hides and cloth can then be used with a needle and some thread to make leather armour and magic robes. You will only be able to find these types of textiles in dungeons with a Complexity level of 4 or above.

Mastyxhide Leather

Sometimes you will randomly encounter a type of Mastyx that can be caught using hunter traps. Refer to our hunting guide for more information on the levels required to hunt these Mastyx creatures. Once you have between 1 and 4 hides, you can then use a needle and thread on them to make various tiers of ranged armour. Below is a table showing the different types of hides and armours, and the level required to make them.

Name	Image	Hide Image/Name	Number of Hides Required	Level Required	Experience
Protoleather vambraces		Protomastyx hide	1	1	13.1
Protoleather boots		Protomastyx hide	1	3	14.8
Protoleather coif		Protomastyx hide	2	5	33
Protoleather chaps		Protomastyx hide	3	7	54.6
Protoleather body		Protomastyx hide	5	9	99.5
Subleather vambraces		Submastyx hide	1	11	21.6
Subleather boots		Submastyx hide	1	13	23.3
Subleather coif		Submastyx hide	2	15	50
Subleather chaps		Submastyx hide	3	17	80.1
Subleather body		Submastyx hide	5	19	142
Paraleather vambraces		Paramastyx hide	1	21	30.1
Paraleather boots		Paramastyx hide	1	23	31.8
Paraleather coif		Paramastyx hide	2	25	67
Paraleather chaps		Paramastyx hide	3	27	105.6
Paraleather body		Paramastyx hide	5	29	184.5
Archleather vambraces		Archaemastyx hide	1	31	38.6
Archleather boots		Archaemastyx hide	1	33	40.3
Archleather coif		Archaemastyx hide	2	35	84
Archleather chaps		Archaemastyx hide	3	37	131.1
Archleather body		Archaemastyx hide	5	39	269.5
Dromoleather vambraces		Dromomastyx hide	1	41	47.1
Dromoleather boots		Dromomastyx hide	1	43	48.8
Dromoleather coif		Dromomastyx hide	2	45	101
Dromoleather chaps		Dromomastyx hide	3	47	156.6
Dromoleather body		Dromomastyx hide	5	49	269.5
Spinoleather vambraces*		Spinomastyx hide	1	51	55.6
Spinoleather boots*		Spinomastyx hide	1	53	57.3
Spinoleather coif*		Spinomastyx hide	2	55	118
Spinoleather chaps*		Spinomastyx hide	3	57	182.1
Spinoleather body*		Spinomastyx hide	5	59	312
Gallileather vambraces*		Gallimastyx hide	1	61	64.1
Gallileather boots*		Gallimastyx hide	1	63	65.8
Gallileather coif*		Gallimastyx hide	2	65	135
Gallileather chaps*		Gallimastyx hide	3	67	207.6
Gallileather body*		Gallimastyx hide	5	69	354.5
Stegoleather vambraces*		Stegomastyx hide	1	71	72.6
Stegoleather boots*		Stegomastyx hide	1	73	74.3
Stegoleather coif*		Stegomastyx hide	2	75	152
Stegoleather chaps*		Stegomastyx hide	3	77	233.1
Stegoleather body*		Stegomastyx hide	5	79	397
Megaleather vambraces*		Megamastyx hide	1	81	81.1
Megaleather boots*		Megamastyx hide	1	83	82.8
Megaleather coif*		Megamastyx hide	2	85	169
Megaleather chaps*		Megamastyx hide	3	87	258.6
Megaleather body*		Megamastyx hide	5	89	439.5
Tyrannoleather vambraces*		Tyrannomastyx hide	1	91	89.6
Tyrannoleather boots*		Tyrannomastyx hide	1	93	91.3
Tyrannoleather coif*		Tyrannomastyx hide	2	95	186
Tyrannoleather chaps*		Tyrannomastyx hide	2	97	284.1
Tyrannoleather body*		Tyrannomastyx hide	5	99	482

Cloth Robes

You can also find and pick various types of plants while Dungeoneering. You will need to use your farming skill to harvest these plants. Refer to our Farming guide for a list of the different types of plants you can harvest and the levels required. Once you have harvested the plants, you will then have to use them on a spinning wheel to turn them into bolts of cloth. After you have a number of bolts, you then will have to use a needle and some thread on them to craft yourself some Magic robes. Below is a table showing the different types of cloths and armours, and the level required to make them.

Name	Image	Cloth Required	Number of Cloth Required	Level Required	Experience	Members
Salve gloves		Salve cloth	1	1	12.5	No
Salve shoes		Salve cloth	1	2	14.2	No
Salve hood		Salve cloth	2	4	31.8	No
Salve robe bottom		Salve cloth	3	6	52.8	No
Salve robe top		Salve cloth	5	8	96.5	No
Wildercress gloves		Wildercress cloth	1	10	21	No
Wildercress shoes		Wildercress cloth	1	12	22.7	No
Wildercress hood		Wildercress cloth	2	14	48.8	No
Wildercress robe bottom		Wildercress cloth	3	16	18.3	No
Wildercress robe top		Wildercress cloth	5	18	139	No
Blightleaf gloves		Blightleaf cloth	1	20	29.5	No
Blightleaf shoes		Blightleaf cloth	1	22	31.2	No
Blightleaf hood		Blightleaf cloth	2	24	65.8	No
Blightleaf robe bottom		Blightleaf cloth	3	26	103.8	No
Blightleaf robe top		Blightleaf cloth	5	28	181.5	No
Roseblood gloves		Roseblood cloth	1	30	38	No
Roseblood shoes		Roseblood cloth	1	32	39.7	No
Roseblood hood		Roseblood cloth	2	34	82.8	No
Roseblood robe bottom		Roseblood cloth	3	36	129.3	No
Roseblood robe top		Roseblood cloth	5	38	224	No
Bryll gloves		Bryll cloth	1	40	46.5	No
Bryll shoes		Bryll cloth	1	42	48.2	No
Bryl hood		Bryll cloth	2	44	99.8	No
Bryll robe bottom		Bryll cloth	3	46	154.8	No
Bryll robe top		Bryll cloth	5	48	266.5	No
Duskweed gloves		Duskweed cloth	1	50	55	Yes
Duskweed shoes		Duskweed cloth	1	52	56.7	Yes
Duskweed hood		Duskweed cloth	2	54	116.8	Yes
Duskweed robe bottom		Duskweed cloth	3	56	180.3	Yes
Duskweed robe top		Duskweed cloth	5	58	309	Yes
Soulbell gloves		Soulbell cloth	1	60	63.5	Yes
Soulbell shoes		Soulbell cloth	1	62	65.2	Yes
Soulbell hood		Soulbell cloth	2	64	133.8	Yes
Soulbell robe bottom		Soulbell cloth	3	66	205.8	Yes
Soulbell robe top		Soulbell cloth	5	68	351.5	Yes
Ectogloves		Ectograss/Cloth	1	70	72	Yes
Ectoshoes		Ectograss/Cloth	1	72	73.7	Yes
Ectohood		Ectograss/Cloth	2	74	150.8	Yes
Ectorobe bottom		Ectograss/Cloth	3	76	231.3	Yes
Ectorobe top		Ectograss/Cloth	5	78	394	Yes
Runic gloves		Runic cloth	1	80	80.5	Yes
Runic shoes		Runic cloth	1	82	82.2	Yes
Runic hood		Runic cloth	2	84	167.8	Yes
Runic robe bottom		Runic cloth	3	86	256.8	Yes
Runic robe top		Runic cloth	5	88	439.5	Yes
Spiritbloom gloves		Spiritbloom cloth	1	90	89	Yes
Spiritbloom shoes		Spiritbloom cloth	1	92	90.7	Yes
Spiritbloom hood		Spiritbloom cloth	2	94	184.8	Yes
Spiritbloom robe bottom		Spiritbloom cloth	3	96	282.3	Yes
Spiritbloom robe top		Spiritbloom cloth	5	98	482	Yes

Jewelry

Jewelry is a huge part of crafting. Your crafting level determines what gems you can cut, and what gems you can use and what you can craft.

Gems

Picture	Gem Name	Level to Cut	Experience
	Sapphire	20	50
	Emerald	27	67
	Ruby	34	85
	Diamond	43	107.5
	Dragonstone	55	137.5
	Onyx	67	168

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Shilo Village Rock Gems (Members Only*)

This is a members only feature. If you have completed the Shilo Village quest you will have access to some new gem rocks. Mining each gem yields 65 mining experience. Below is a chart of the gems and the experience received when you cut them with a chisel. You can also crush these gems with a Pestle and mortar, though it yields no crafting experience. It is also possible to fail at cutting these, which ruins them. This is a picture of the crushed gemstone:

Here is a chart of these gems and the experience gained by cutting them.

Gem	Level to Cut	Cutting Experience	Picture of Uncut	Picture of Cut
Opal	1	15
Jade	13	20
Red topaz	16	25

Don't know what to do with these gems? Opals can be cut again with a chisel to make Opal bolt tips (earns Fletching experience; more is earned when these are applied to regular Bolts sold in stores). All of the gems can be used in the Tai Bwo Wannai strengthened machetes (Red Topaz is the strongest) or sold at that village for trading sticks. None of the special Shilo Village only gems can be made into jewelry.

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Gold Jewelry

To craft gold jewelry do the following:

1. Get a gold bar. Mine Gold ore (you need level 40 mining) and then use it with a furnace (you need level 40 smithing) to make it into a bar.
2. Get a gem if you want the piece of jewelry to have a gem in it.
3. Use a chisel to cut the gem if it isn't already cut.
4. Get the mould for the kind of Jewelry you want to make (ex. necklace mould if you want to make a necklace).
5. Use the gold bar with the furnace and select what you want to make.

Note: You must have the mould for what you want to make in your inventory.

Below is a table of all the craftable items made with gold.

Item	Ring Image	Level to Craft Ring	Ring Crafting Exp	Necklace Image	Level to Craft Necklace	Necklace Crafting Exp
Gold		5	15		6	20
Sapphire		20	40		22	55
Emerald		27	55		29	60
Ruby		34	70		40	75
Diamond		43	85		56	90
Dragonstone		55	100		72	105
Onyx		67	115		82	120
Item	Bracelet Image	Level to Craft Bracelet	Bracelet Crafting Exp	Amulet Image	Level to Craft Amulet	Amulet Crafting Exp
Gold		7	25		8	30
Sapphire		23	60		24	65
Emerald		30	65		31	70
Ruby		42	80		50	85
Diamond		58	95		70	100
Dragonstone		74	110		80	150
Onyx		84	125		90	165

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Silver

Instructions to make all Silver items are the same; details on obtaining moulds and enchanting items varies.

1. Find a silver rock (Southwest Varrock mine, Al Kharid chasm mine, and lots in the Crafting Guild if you can get in) and mine it (level 20 Mining required).
   
2. Go to a furnace and use the Silver ore with the furnace to smelt it into a Silver bar (level 20 Smithing required).
   
3. Now, get the desired mould (see below for information).
   
4. Go back to the furnace and use the Silver bar with the furnace. A popup menu will ask what you would like to make. Click the desired picture.
   

Holy Symbol of Saradomin

You need level 16 crafting to make one. It gives 50 crafting experience per Holy Symbol. These are used to make your prayer last longer. Holy Symbol moulds are available at Crafting Shops (Rimmington and Al Kharid) for five gold coins. A spawn is located inside the Crafting Guild.

Once the symbol is made, it cannot be worn without a string. Get a Ball of wool, and use it with the Holy Symbol. Now you can wear the Holy Symbol but it does not give any prayer bonus.

Go to Brother Jered in the Prayer Guild (level 31 Prayer required), and talk to him. If you have the strung Holy Symbol with you, he will ask you if you want him to 'Bless' your Holy Symbol. This is free. In case you don't know where the Prayer Guild is, it's in the Monastery. Go to either wing of the Monastery and go up the ladder.

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Unholy Symbol of Zamorak (Members Only*)

After you finish the Observatory Quest, go to the Zamorak Worshipping Site north of it. Talk to the Spirit of Scorpius for an Unholy symbol Mould (You can get them unlimited times; they are not tradeable). Level 17 Crafting is required to make one, earning 50 xp. After stringing it (use a Ball of wool on it), head back to the Spirit of Scorpius to have him "bless" it. It gives +2 in all attack stats and +8 Prayer when worn.

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Silver Sickle (Members Only*)

Follow the same procedure as with any other silver item, but this time use a Sickle mould, which can be bought at the crafting store in Al Kharid. It gives 50 experience. You can get it blessed by taking it to the Nature Spirit grotto in Mort Myre swamp. The Silver sickle(b) ("blessed") can be used to Cast Bloom. This is used in Mort Myre Swamp to generate items for your Druid pouch, and to fight Ghasts, but it can also be used for a pretty effect at weddings (consumes prayer).

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Tiara

Follow the same procedure as with any other silver item, but this time use a Tiara mould, which can be bought at any Crafting store. It gives 52.5 xp. Lvl 23 needed to make them. 5 exp per air rune... 25 exp per air tiara 5.5 exp per mind rune... You can enchant it by Using it on the desired Rune altar while carrying the related rune talisman. See the Runecrafting Skill Guide for more information.

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Silver bolts (Members Only*)

Making these is again the same process as with any other silver item. The mould you use this time is called the Bolt Mould. It can be obtained in the crafting shops in Rimmington and Al Kharid. You need level 21 to make these bolts and it gives 5 exp each.

Bolt Mould:

the bolts can be used in the Ranging skill, you must wield a Steel crossbow or better to fire these (level 31 Ranged required).

Silver bolts (with feathers attached):

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Dyeing Capes

It is possible to change the color of capes by using certain dyes on them. Dyes can be bought from the Witch, Aggie, in Draynor Village, and purple dye spawns outside of the walls of the southwest corner of East Ardougne.

Orange: Mix yellow dye with red dye and then apply to any color cape. You will gain 2.5 experience for this.

Green: Mix yellow dye with blue dye and then apply to any color cape. You will gain 2.5 experience for this.

Purple: Mix red dye with blue dye and then apply to any color cape. You will gain 2.5 experience for this.

Red: Just apply a red dye to any color cape. You will gain 2.5 experience for this.

Blue: Just apply a blue dye to any color cape. You will gain 2.5experience for this.

Yellow: Just apply a yellow dye to any color cape. You will gain 2.5 experience for this.

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Limestone (Members Only*)

Limestone can be purchased at the Mort'ton Building-supplies store, or mined at Limestone mines. On the Members-only path East of Varrock that leads to Canifis, the mine is north of the path shortly before you reach the Temple. The other Limestone mine is in Tirannwn, southeast of the south gate to Prifddinas. Using a chisel on Limestone creates a Limestone brick and earns 6xp crafting. Both Limestone and Limestone bricks can be used to rebuild the Mort'ton temple, which earns 5 xp at a time (see Shades of Mort'ton quest guide for details.)
Limestone Limestone brick

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Snelms (Members Only*)

Snail helmets (or "snelms") can be made by members who have completed the Priest in Peril Quest. Venture into Mort Myre swamp and kill a snail with the shell you fancy (there are 9 in all). An elemental shield is recommended as their acid attack is magical. You will get a snail shell and a snail corpse. Use a chisel on the shell (requires Level 15 crafting!) to make a snelm, earning 32.5 xp.

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Snakeskin Armour (Members Only*)

Picture	Skin to make	XP Gained	Level Needed to Craft
	Snakeskin body (15 Skins)	55	53
	Snakeskin chaps (12 Skins)	47	51
	Snakeskin vambraces (8 Skins)	38	47
	Snakeskin boots (6 Skins)	30	45
	Snakeskin bandana (5 Skins)	44	48
	Broodoo shield (2 Skins)	100	35

There are currently 4 ways of obtaining Snake hides:

• Buy them from other players
• Kill a snake and skin it with a knife during Temple Trekking/Burgh de Rott Ramble mini-game.
• Kill a snake that randomly jumps out of bushes during the Tai Bwo Wannai Clean Up mini-game.
• Kill snakes just north of the village of Mos le' harmless (requires the completion of the Cabin Fever quest). NOTE: these type of snakes can poison you up to 3 continuously.

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Farming Items

Weaving vegetable sacks take 4 jute fibers and gives 38 exp per sack.