The phrase "created by hand" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe any process or item that was made by hand rather than with the help of a machine. For example, "The potter handmade the beautiful vase in her studio."
Still, most of the pieces are predominantly created by hand.
But the hi-tech look is deceptive - all the prints are created by hand, not computer.
Most of it was painted or created by hand, but that homemade component was what made the work so direct.
The costume designers Chattoune & Fab acknowledge the retrograde feel of the 30 dresses they created by hand for the female stars of "The Collection".
Then came the opening dresses: short, sexy, with ballooning skirts and the patterns that the designer created by hand, painting on canvas.
For the most part, this is still carried out with old-fashioned two-dimensional elevation and plan drawings, created by hand or using computer-aided design (CAD) software.
Source motion created by hands will be speed-reduced in a given ratio and imitated by the robot.
Among the jobs created by that Act were those created by handing out IRS debt collection to PCAs, the same kind of PCAs the IRS had been authorized to hire eight years earlier and was told to fire seven years earlier.
It then took him a month to create, by hand, two versions.
Because the NASA director always wants to see cool images (not numbers) of newly discovered objects, you and your partner will have to create, by hand, an image of the supernova remnant.
In 2002, he added an extra Chanel show to his schedule: a high-end ready-to-wear collection designed to profile the work of the Paris métiers d'art, the ateliers that create, by hand, the embroideries, beading, tulle flowers, hats, and shoes on which couture designers rely.
