Arts & Crafts Word Search

art, film, photo, music, video, design, draw, paint, color, sound, edit, media, print, text, image, comic, dance, stage, script, create

hippie, workshop, artist, television, accidents, tree, landscape, mountain, teaching, hair, brush, american, paint, joy, smithsonian

needle, bobbin, thread, tape measure, pattern, sewing machine, safety pin, iron, material, ironing board, fabric, stitch, button, pin cushion, spool, …

scissors, fabric, brush, polymer clay, resin, crayons, scallop tool, paper, thread, popsicle sticks, needle tool, needle, felt, paint, yarn, pattern, …

ocean, admiral, spruce, navy, capri, sky, azure, sapphire, carolina, aegean, peacock, stone, dodger, cyan, cerulean, iris, denim, columbia, …

periwinkle, plum, coral, indigo, amethyst, ruby, turquoise, cobalt, sapphire, marigold, crimson, lilac, jade, gold, citrine, fuchsia, tangerine, aqua, …

Names of primary colors and other shades.

flamingo, brink pink, peach, coral, cyclamen, thulian, pompadour, ultra pink, puce, hot pink, carnation, salmon, cerise, amaranth, french rose, shrimp

tealight, wick, clogged, scented, water bath, synthetic, dye, paraffin, mottling, additive, frosting, neck, tunneling, fragrance, opaque, gel, …

sewing, bag, mat, needle, rotary cutter, pattern, snacks, project, quilt, foot pedal, friendship, template, machine, seam ripper, thread, tablerunner, …

Graphic design is a craft where professionals create visual content to communicate messages.

color, perception, seascapes, movement, atmosphere, ephemeral, pointillism, realism, light, nature, brushwork, softness, monet, harmony, landscapes, …

abstract, art, artist, blending, collage, drawing, landscape, line, paint, pastel, portrait, print, realistic, sculpture, shade, shading, shadow, …

kehinde wiley, georgia okeeffe, jacob lawrence, claude monet, piet mondrian, rene magritte, gustav klimt, mc escher, henri matisse, diego rivera, joan …

board games, drawing, cooking, instruments, painting, legos, swimming, skating, music, watching tv, singing, video games, gardening, rubiks cube, …

luster, rare, valuable, bullion, patina, appraisal, artificial, proof, storage, blank, metal, counterfeit, reverse, bronze, grading, observe, history, …

plays, gatherings, anniversary, new house, weddings, family, birthdays, honeymoon, parties, sports, holidays, babies, picnics, camp, vacation, …

tint, straight, shape, shade, primary, positive, geometric, value, line, color, organic, zigzag, form, secondary, tertiary, tone, circle, negative, …

optical, mathematics, principles, technical, riley, rhythm, illusion, undulate, geometric, personal, harmony, shapes, tight, depth, patterns, complex, …

scratching, pinching, join, vase, cups, pots, sculpting, water, ceramics, smooth, plates, slip, clay, pottery, moulding, slab

The purpose of photography is to communicate and document moments in time.

impressionism, surrealism, cubism, renaissance, pop art, expressionism, abstract, artnouveau, minimalism, baroque, fauvism, realism, dadaism, …

gloomy, invisible, realistic, light, surprising, colorful, dark, cheerful, bright, imaginative, dull, ordinary

stickers, pottery, books, antiques, paintings, money, coins, plates, jewelry, dolls, souvenirs, buttons, magazine, stamps, marbles, photographs

demo, warped, single, sealed, acetate, compilation, box set, disc, art sleeve, flea market, collection, record, needle, track, sound, album, …

cake, treble, puff, bobbin, lace, toque, increase, reverse, wool, trim, magic ring, double, hairpin, design, back post, hook, tapestry, swift, …

graffiti , body art , classicism , cubism , informal , realism , secularism , romanesque , rococo , art deco , abstract , gothic , bauhaus , pop art , …

surrealists, kooning, jackson pollock, abstract, woman, bitumen, expressionism, dripping, canvas, spontaneous, action painting, colour field, action, …

cold, blunt, old, strong, thin, cool, thick, heavy, sharp, smooth, hot, hard, wet, light, weak, dry, rough, warm, new, soft

Modern art includes artistic work produced during the period extending roughly from the 1860s to the 1970s.