The phrase "craft about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to refer to the act of creating or making something, often with skill and creativity. Example: The children spent the afternoon working on a craft about recycling, using old newspapers and cardboard to make a colorful collage.
They talked a lot about working on the craft, about how you have to be open to discovery, etc.
The barrel-shaped craft, about the size of a subcompact car, is called NEAR for Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous.
But the thing about craft, about the making of everyday objects that we can have around us, about the making of objects that are beautiful and/or useful, is that our everyday life is enriched.
Sea Shepherd posted an edited video clip of Watson talking by phone to Chuck Swift, the captain of a larger boat alongside Bethune's craft, about the course of action.
This isn't strictly true, but if you set aside The Company, the Scream films, The Craft (about a coven of teen witches) and Wild Things, there aren't a lot of highlights to show for 15 years of film work.
In October 2000, a carbon dioxide laser at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico pushed a shiny, acorn-shape craft about the size of a softball 233 feet into the air.
The river is navigable by small craft for about 150 miles (240 km) upstream, often with difficulty.
"It was all about discussions, all about craft, all about negotiating cinema, in a very limited context".
Under the cunning direction of Ron Lewis, and backed by a first-rate big band, Minnelli puts on a performance that is less about craft than about crowd control.
They seem to teach more about craft and about the business.
In an age of cynicism about politics, Matthews can be romantic about the craft, defensive about its practitioners and personally affronted when someone derides Washington or "the game".
