The phrase "artisan to make" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a person who crafts or creates something, but it needs additional context or restructuring to be usable.
Example: "I hired an artisan to make a custom piece of furniture for my home."
Alternatives: "craftsman to create" or "artisan for production".
About 30 years ago, the company found it needed more puppets, but couldn't find the artisans to make them.
She has also commissioned local artisans to make tableware from lobster shells and a lobster claw pendant; both will be sold at her restaurants.
During the Design Performance, he and Trimarchi will work with Fendi artisans to make new pieces in addition to the ones that they have already completed, and look forward to a productive give-and-take.
The solution was for the artisans to make double-sided leather strips by gluing together two plies, then braid them, so that the finished leather formed both the inside and the outside of the bag.
The Zen community could draw on underpaid cooks to run the Greens restaurant as the Shakers could draw on unpaid artisans to make their clocks; the proportion between beatitude found and skill exploited was left to the maker to figure.
From jewelry and gadgets to gourmet foods and toys, Billings nudged manufacturers and artisans to make goods exclusively for RedEnvelope.
CustomMade, an online marketplace that connects shoppers with artisans to make customized goods, has raised $4 million in funding co-led by Google Ventures and Schooner Capital.
They are trained as artisans to make sustainable handcrafted goods in which they can take pride.
It is appropriate technological aid that allows women and their families to travel safely, children to study, farmers to repair their equipment, and artisans to make handicrafts.
They are one of the few British artisan chocolatiers to make all its own chocolates and the results are fabulous.
