Glossary of Art and Craft Terms

This expanded glossary covers a wide range of terms related to hobbyist and crafting, from basic tools and materials to advanced techniques and specialized equipment. It provides clear and concise definitions to help our customers understand the various aspects of their crafting projects, enhancing their experience and confidence in using Excel Blades' products. 

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A 

• Angled Chisel Blade – A light-duty blade with a sharp, angled edge. Used for shaping materials. 

• Aluminum – Lightweight silver-colored malleable metal that resists oxidation. 

• Armature – A framework or foundation for clay sculpture, character, or cosplay accessory. 

• Atelier – Artist or creator studio or workshop, derived from the French language. 

• Acrylic Gel Medium – A transparent medium used to adhere, seal, and add texture to various crafting projects. 

• Acrylic Paint – Fast-drying paint made of pigment suspended in acrylic polymer emulsion, used for a variety of surfaces. 

• Acrylic Sealer – A protective coating applied over acrylic paint to protect and preserve the artwork. 

• Adjustable Armature – A flexible framework used in sculpting to provide support and structure. 

• Adhesive – A substance used to bond materials together. 

• Adhesive Tape – General term for any tape used to bond materials in crafting. 

• Airbrush – A tool that sprays paint or ink by using compressed air. 

• Air Dry Clay – A type of clay that hardens without baking or firing, used for easy crafting projects. 

• Apron – Protective clothing worn during crafting to protect clothes from spills and stains. 

• Archival – Materials designed to last a long time without deteriorating, often used in preservation projects. 

• Art Board – A thick paper or cardboard used as a support for drawing or painting. 

• Art Supplies – Tools and materials used for creating art, including paints, brushes, papers, etc. 

• Assorted Beads – A variety of beads in different shapes, sizes, and colors used for jewelry making and crafts. 

• Assorted Stamps – A variety of stamps in different shapes and designs used for decorating projects. 

B 

• Bead Pins – Stiff wires used to create holes in unbaked beads in beadmaking. Beads can be cured on these pins and removed after baked and cooled. 

• Beading Needles – Thin needles specifically designed for stringing beads. 

• Beading Wire – A strong, flexible wire used to string beads and create jewelry. 

• Binder Clips – Clamps used to hold materials together securely during crafting. 

• Beads – Small decorative objects used in jewelry making and various crafts. 

• Binder – A cover or case used to hold and organize papers, projects, or crafts. 

• Blending Tool – A tool used to blend colors or materials in various art techniques. 

• Blow-Molded Plastic – Plastic formed by blowing air into a mold, used in crafting for creating specific shapes. 

C 

• Coping Saw – A small handheld saw used to cut precise shapes in wood, soft metals, and more. Characteristics include a C-shape or U-shape frame, a thin blade, and a handle.
  

• Curved Edge Blade – A light-duty blade with added maneuverability due to its curved shape. 

• Cutting Mat – Workspace surface protector, thin PVC mat that absorbs cuts made by knives, awls, and other tools. 

• Cork Board – A bulletin board made of cork used for pinning notes, photos, and reminders. 

• Carving Router – Carving routers are available in several shapes or sizes and allow for carving into clay and removing it to achieve the desired effect. Larger sizes help to remove excess clay and the smaller ones help to sculpt in details like grooves or reliefs. Made from carbon steel, they will last a long time. 

• Carving Tools – Tools used to shape or carve materials like wood, foam, or clay. 

• Clay Cutter – A tool used to cut and shape clay during sculpting. 

• Canvas – A heavy-duty fabric used as a surface for painting. 

• Clear Varnish – A transparent coating applied to artworks to protect them and enhance colors. 

• Composition – The arrangement of elements in an artwork. 

• Contact Paper – Adhesive-backed paper used for decorating or protecting surfaces. 

• Contact Tracing – A technique used in art to trace designs onto surfaces for precise crafting. 

D 

• Double Honed Blade – A widely used all-purpose blade, double honed with a strong tip and flex. Used for foam smithing, paper cutting, paper illustrations, polymer clay, and more. 

• Decoupage – An art technique involving gluing paper cutouts onto surfaces and sealing them with varnish. 

• Dimensional Embossing – A technique that creates raised, 3D designs on paper or cardstock. 

• DIY Greeting Cards Workshop – Provide step-by-step tutorials for making personalized greeting cards using stylus and embossing tools. 

• Die Cutting Machine – A tool used to cut shapes out of paper, fabric, or other materials using dies. 

• Drag Knife – A type of knife used for cutting vinyl or paper with intricate designs. 

• Dry Brush Technique – A painting technique where a brush with minimal paint is dragged across a dry surface for texture. 

E 

• Easel – A stand used to hold canvases or other artwork while working on them. 

• Embossing Ink – Used in heat embossing, thick consistency, and slow-drying. 

• Embossing Powder – Used in heat embossing, fast-melting powder in colors or metallics.

• Embossing Stylus – A tool used for embossing, usually made up of a handle and a tip. Tips come in various shapes or sizes as well as materials they’re made of.
  

• Embroidery – The art of decorating fabric using a needle and thread or yarn. 

• Embroidery Hoop – A circular frame used to hold fabric taut while embroidering. 

• End Nipper Pliers – Designed for cutting and trimming rigid materials such as wires and cords. This style of plier uses lever action to cut wires flush with the surface. 

• Eyelets – Small metal or plastic rings used to reinforce holes in fabric or paper. 

• Etching Tool – A tool used to create engraved or etched designs on surfaces like glass or metal. 

F 

• Flat Nose Pliers – Features flat jaws with serrated tips improving grip. Used to hold small objects, bend wire in jewelry making, electronic repair, and more. 

• Fabric Glue – Adhesive specifically formulated for bonding fabrics. 

• Filigree – Delicate ornamental work, often in metal, used for intricate designs. 

• Felt – A non-woven fabric made by matting fibers together, used in various crafts. 

• Fine Point Blades – Perfect for precise detailing and intricate cuts. 

• Flat Iron – A tool used for flattening materials like wood or paper. 

• Flash Sale – A short-term sale offering significant discounts on products. 

• Folding Ruler – A ruler that can be folded for easy storage and transport. 

G 

• Gallery Wall – A curated display of multiple artworks or photos on a single wall. 

• Gel Medium – A medium used in collage and decoupage to adhere paper to surfaces. 

• Graphite – A form of carbon used in pencils for drawing and sketching. 

• Grout – A material used to fill gaps between tiles, sometimes used in crafts for texture. 

• Glue Gun – A tool that melts and dispenses hot glue for bonding materials. 

• Glue Stick – A solid form of glue used with glue guns or for general crafting purposes. 

• Glue Dots – Adhesive dots used for quick and clean bonding in crafting projects. 

• Grid Drawing – A technique used to accurately transfer images from one surface to another using a grid system. 

• Grids – Layouts of intersecting lines used to help align and proportion elements in crafting and drawing. 

H 

• Heat Gun – A tool that emits hot air used for drying, shaping, or applying heat-sensitive materials in crafts. 

• Heat Embossing – A technique that uses heat and embossing powder to create raised designs on paper. 

• Heat Press – A machine that applies heat and pressure to transfer designs onto materials. 

• Hinges – Mechanical bearings used in crafting for creating movable parts like doors in scrapbooks. 

• Hot Glue – A type of adhesive applied using a glue gun, known for its quick bonding properties. 

• Honing – The process of sharpening a blade to make it more effective for cutting. 

I 

• Ink Pads – Containers of ink used with stamps for transferring designs onto surfaces. 

• Inks – Colored liquids used for drawing, printing, or decorating in various crafts. 

• Initials – The first letters of a name, often used in personalized crafts like monogrammed items. 

• Index Finger Handle – A type of handle designed for the index finger to provide better control and precision in crafting tools. 

• Industrial Glue – Heavy-duty adhesives used for bonding strong materials in crafting and construction. 

J 

• Jambiya – A traditional curved dagger, sometimes used as a motif in crafting designs. 

• Jewelry Wire – Thin wire used for making jewelry, including loops and connections. 

• Jewelry Pliers – Specialized pliers used in jewelry making for bending, cutting, and shaping wire. 

• Jigsaw – A saw used for cutting curves and intricate shapes in wood or other materials. 

K 

• K18 Handle – Lightweight aluminum and rubber construction handle, with a hex feature on the knurl for non-roll. 

• K26 Fit Grip Handle – Non-slip silicone grip for added comfort, with an ergonomic shape. 

• Knit Needle – A needle used for knitting, typically longer and with a larger eye than sewing needles. 

• Knitting Hooks – Tools used for knitting, typically made of metal, plastic, or wood. 

• Knives – Tools used to cut clay into smaller pieces, cut away excess while working on a rough form, scoring, and sometimes even for adding texture to the surface of the clay. Many blades are available to use with craft knives that can be handy in your project. 

L 

• Label Maker – A device used to create and print labels for organizing crafts and materials. 

• Laminate – A protective plastic coating applied to paper or fabric to increase durability. 

• Leather Punch – A tool used to create holes in leather for making belts, jewelry, or other leather crafts. 

• Lightbox – A flat surface with a light source used for tracing designs and patterns in crafting.

M 

• Marker Pens – Pens with ink for drawing and coloring, available in various colors and tip sizes. 

• Masking Tape – Temporary adhesive tape used to protect surfaces or create straight lines in painting. 

• Mastercrafts – A term used to describe high-level, professional-quality crafts. 

• Matte Finish – A non-glossy finish applied to artworks or crafts to reduce shine and glare.

• Mitre Box – A small aluminum guide used for sawing used in conjunction with a pull saw. Features narrow slots at 90º and 45º to help guide the pull saw resulting in a perfect cut.
  

• Mahl Stick – Also known as maulstick or mahlsick, derived from the Dutch word "maalstock," meaning painter's stick. It is a long tool with a soft tip, made from rounded rubber, to support the arm while painting, especially up-close and fine details. 

• Mould/Mold – A hollow container used to give shape to molten or hot liquid material when it cools and hardens. 

• Multi-Tip Stylus – A stylus with multiple tip shapes for versatile embossing and detailing. 

N 

• Needle Felting – A crafting technique that uses barbed needles to sculpt wool into shapes and figures. 

• Needle Nose Pliers – This type of plier features cone-shaped tips, perfect for bending and coiling wire. Typically used in jewelry making. 

• Non-Slip Design – A handle or surface feature designed to prevent slipping during use, ensuring better control and safety. 

• Non-Woven Fabric – Fabric made by bonding fibers together without weaving, used in various crafting applications. 

• Nippers – Small cutting tools used for trimming wires and other materials in crafting projects. 

O 

• Origami – The Japanese art of paper folding to create intricate designs and shapes. 

• Overhead Projector – A device used to project images or designs onto a screen for tracing or displaying. 

• Overglaze – A transparent or colored glaze applied over a ceramic glaze to add decoration. 

• Overlock Machine – A sewing machine that trims the edge of the fabric and encloses it with a serger stitch to prevent fraying. 

• Oxidation – A chemical reaction where materials like metals react with oxygen, often causing rust or tarnish. 

P 

• Paint Palette – A flat surface used for mixing paints during crafting or painting. 

• Paintbrushes – Tools with bristles used to apply paint or other mediums. 

• Painter's Tape – Adhesive tape used to mask off areas during painting for clean lines. 

• Paper Clips – Small, bent pieces of wire used to hold papers together, often used in organizing crafting materials. 

• Paper Crafting – The art of creating objects and decorations using paper as the primary material. 

• Paper Mache – A crafting technique involving paper pieces soaked in glue or paste and molded into shapes. 

• Page Protectors – Transparent sleeves used in scrapbooking and albums to protect pages. 

• Palm Stylus – A stylus designed to be used with the palm for comfortable embossing and drawing. 

• Permanent Marker – Markers with ink that does not wash out or fade easily, used for lasting designs. 

• Perler Beads – Small, plastic beads used to create pixelated designs, often melted to fuse them together. 

• Pin Cushion – A small container used to hold pins, needles, and other sharp tools during crafting. 

• Pinback Button – A decorative button with a pin on the back used for personalizing clothing or accessories. 

• Pinking Shears – Scissors with serrated edges used to create a zig-zag edge on paper or fabric. 

• Piping Tips – Attachments for icing bags used to decorate cakes and pastries, sometimes used in crafting for creating designs. 

• Pop-up Review Bubbles – Design elements in emails that display customer reviews in bubble-like overlays. 

• Postcards – Pre-printed cards used for sending messages, often personalized or decorated with crafting projects. 

• Pressing – The process of flattening or shaping materials using pressure in crafting. 

• Pressed Flowers – Flowers that have been dried and flattened, used in various crafting projects. 

• Projection Tracing – Using a projector to trace designs onto a surface for crafting. 

• Polymer Clay – Made with a synthetic plastic polyvinyl chloride base, this clay comes in a large variety of colors and textures. It’s soft, pliable, and easy to work with. Final pieces require baking to harden and become permanent. 

• Pottery Clay or Stoneware Clay – Used for ceramic work. Extremely malleable due to its plasticity, this clay requires firing at high temperatures to become solid and is suitable for vases, planters, and other decorative pottery. 

• Prism – A tool used to bend light or create patterns in art projects. 

• Projector – A device used to display images or designs onto surfaces for tracing or inspiration. 

• Pull Saw – A type of saw that cuts on the pull stroke, often used with a mitre box for precise angles. 

• Printmaking – The process of creating artworks by printing, typically on paper, using various techniques like etching, screen printing, or monotype. 

Q 

• Quilting – The craft of sewing layers of fabric together to create quilts, often with decorative stitching. 

• Quilting Tools – Specialized tools used in the quilting process, including rotary cutters and quilting rulers. 

• Quilter's Ruler – A straight ruler with markings and notches used for measuring and cutting fabric in quilting. 

• Quilt Patterns – Pre-designed layouts used as guides for assembling quilts. 

R 

• Ruler – A straight edge tool used for measuring and drawing straight lines in crafting. 

• Rotary Cutter – A handheld tool with a circular blade used for cutting fabric in quilting and sewing. 

• Ribbon – Decorative fabric strips used for embellishing crafts, gifts, and clothing. 

• Rubber Cement – An adhesive made from elastic polymers and solvents, used for bonding paper and other materials. 

• Resin – A synthetic material used in casting, jewelry making, and other crafts for creating clear, durable finishes. 

S

• Sander – A tool used to smooth surfaces by abrasion with sandpaper. 

• Sashiko – A form of Japanese folk embroidery used to reinforce or decorate fabric. 

• Scrapbooking – The craft of preserving, presenting, and arranging personal and family history in the form of a scrapbook. 

• Scoring – The process of making shallow cuts on paper or other materials to facilitate folding or cutting. 

• Scissors – Cutting tools with two blades used to cut various materials in crafting. 

• Self-Hardening Clay or Air Dry Clay – A moist clay that remains soft and pliable when moistened with water or covered with a damp cloth. Once air-dried, it becomes solid and does not require firing or baking. This type of clay can be painted once dry. 

• Stencil – A template used to apply consistent shapes or patterns onto surfaces in crafting.

• Sprue Cutter – Also known as a Side Cutter or Flush Cutter. Designed to cut off sprues or other protrusions leaving the surface smooth.
  

Additional Art & Craft Terms

Below are additional glossary terms commonly used in the art and hobby crafting industry: 

• Airbrush Kit – A complete set that includes an airbrush, compressor, and other necessary accessories for airbrushing. 

• Apron Clips – Small clips used to secure aprons in place during crafting. 

• Backing Board – A rigid material placed behind a craft project to provide support. 

• Ballpoint Pen – A common writing instrument used in various craft projects for fine lines and details. 

• Beading Wire – Strong, flexible wire used to string beads and create jewelry. 

• Beading Needles – Thin needles specifically designed for stringing beads. 

• Blender – A tool used to mix or blend colors or materials in crafting. 

• Blocking Tools – Tools used in ceramics to shape and hold clay while it dries. 

• Brush Cleaner – A product used to clean paintbrushes after use. 

• Bucket Organizer – A storage solution for keeping crafting materials organized in buckets. 

• Calipers – Precision measuring tools used to measure the distance between two points in crafting projects. 

• Canvas Board – A rigid board with a canvas surface used for painting. 

• Canvas Panel – A thick panel with a canvas surface used as a support for painting. 

• Canvas Stretchers – Frames used to stretch canvas tightly for painting or crafting. 

• Canvas Spray Sealant – A spray used to protect and seal painted canvas. 

• Canvas Prep Medium – A medium applied to canvas to prepare it for painting. 

• Casting Resin – A clear resin used for casting objects in crafts like jewelry and art pieces. 

• Charcoal Drawing Tools – Tools specifically designed for working with charcoal in drawing projects. 

• Claw Hammer – A hammer with a curved, forked end used for removing nails and shaping materials. 

• Clear Acrylic Sheets – Transparent acrylic sheets used in crafting for windows, displays, and protective covers. 

• Clear Epoxy Resin – A type of resin that cures to a clear, hard finish, used for sealing and protecting crafts. 

• Clothesline Embroidery – A form of embroidery where stitches create a string-like effect. 

• Clipping Pliers – Pliers designed for trimming and shaping materials in crafting. 

• Clothespins – Small clips used to hold fabrics or papers together during crafting. 

• Cloth Labels – Customizable labels used for labeling fabrics or clothing items in crafting. 

• Color Wheel – A circular diagram of colors used to understand color relationships in art and crafting. 

• Colored Pencils – Pencils with colored pigments used for drawing and coloring. 

• Colored Paper – Paper available in various colors used for a wide range of crafting projects. 

• Color Mixing Guide – A reference tool that shows how to mix primary colors to create secondary and tertiary colors. 

• Contour Lines – Lines used in drawing to represent the edges and surface ridges of objects. 

• Cooling Rack – A rack used to cool down hot materials like resin or glue in crafting projects. 

• Corner Punch – A tool used to punch out decorative corners on paper crafts. 

• Craft Storage Boxes – Storage solutions designed to organize and store crafting materials and tools. 

• Crafting Apron – Protective clothing worn during crafting to protect clothes from spills and stains. 

• Crafting Glue Dots – Adhesive dots used for quick and clean bonding in crafting projects. 

• Crafting Organizer – Storage solutions for keeping crafting materials and tools neatly arranged and accessible. 

• Crafting Rulers – Precision rulers used for measuring and drawing straight lines in crafting. 

• Crafting Templates – Pre-designed shapes or patterns used as guides in crafting. 

• Craft Stick Holder – A storage solution for organizing craft sticks in crafting projects. 

• Crafting Boards – Rigid surfaces used as a base for various crafting projects. 

• Crafting Kits – Pre-packaged sets containing all necessary materials and tools for specific crafting projects. 

• Crafting Ribbons – Decorative ribbons used for embellishing crafts and projects. 

• Cutting Templates – Pre-designed patterns used as guides for cutting materials in crafting. 

• Cutting Tools – General term for tools used to cut materials in crafting, including scissors, knives, and saws. 

• Decorative Stamps – Stamps with intricate designs used for adding decorative elements to crafts. 

• Decorative Punches – Tools used to punch decorative shapes out of paper or fabric. 

• Dehauser Embossing Powder – A specific brand of embossing powder used in heat embossing techniques. 

• Detachable Handles – Handles that can be removed or replaced on crafting tools for versatility. 

• Die – A specialized mold used in die cutting machines to cut specific shapes from materials. 

• Drawing Board – A flat surface used for drawing, sketching, and other art projects. 

• Drawing Tools – General term for tools used in drawing, including pencils, pens, and markers. 

• Drill Bit – A tool used with a drill to make precise holes in various materials for crafting projects. 

• Drying Rack – A rack used to hold and dry wet materials like paints, glues, or resin. 

• Drying Techniques – Methods used to dry materials quickly or effectively in crafting projects. 

• Drying Tray – A tray used to hold materials while they dry in crafting projects. 

• Embossing Heat Gun – A heat gun specifically used for embossing techniques to melt embossing powder and create raised designs. 

• Embroidery Floss – Multicolored threads used in embroidery projects. 

• Embroidery Thread – Specialized thread used for stitching and embroidery work. 

• Embroidery Machine – A machine that automates the process of stitching embroidery designs onto fabric. 

• Embroidery Software – Software used to design and create embroidery patterns for use with embroidery machines. 

• Embroidery Stabilizer – A material used to support fabric during embroidery to prevent puckering and distortion. 

• Embroidery Hoop Cover – A protective cover used to shield the embroidery hoop and project from dust and debris. 

• Embroidery Noodle – A flexible tool used to help insert fabric into embroidery hoops easily. 

• Embroidery Sampler – A practice piece used by embroiderers to test stitches and patterns before working on a final project. 

• Embroidery Patterns – Pre-designed templates used as guides for stitching embroidery designs. 

• Embroidery Stitches – Specific types of stitches used in embroidery to create different textures and patterns. 

• Embroidery Thread Organizer – A storage solution designed to keep embroidery threads neatly arranged and accessible. 

• Embossing Tools – Tools specifically designed for creating raised designs on paper or other materials through embossing techniques. 

• Embossing Tools Set – A collection of various embossing tools used for creating intricate designs and patterns. 

• Erasable Markers – Markers with ink that can be erased or removed, used for temporary designs in crafting. 

• Etching Solutions – Chemicals used in etching processes to create designs on materials like glass or metal. 

• Etching Pens – Pens filled with etching solutions used to create detailed designs on surfaces. 

• Easel Stand – A stand used to hold and support easels for painting or crafting projects. 

• Eyelash Curler – A small tool used in beauty crafts for curling synthetic lashes. 

• Fabric Dye – Colored liquids used to change the color of fabric in various crafting projects. 

• Fabric Paint – Paint specifically formulated for use on fabric, used for adding designs and colors to textiles. 

• Fabric Squeegee – A tool used to smooth fabric or apply pressure evenly in crafting projects. 

• Fabric Transfer Paper – Paper used to transfer images or designs onto fabric through heat. 

• Felt Pads – Soft, cushioned pads used to protect surfaces from scratches and wear during crafting. 

• Finger Puppets – Small puppets designed to fit on fingers, used in storytelling and crafting. 

• Fire Safety Tools – Tools and equipment used to ensure safety when working with fire or heat in crafting projects. 

• Fishbone Ruler – A ruler with a fishbone pattern used for cutting curved lines in paper and fabric crafts. 

• Flat Plaster – A type of plaster used in sculpting and casting crafts to create smooth surfaces. 

• Flame Paint – Paint designed to be used with flame tools for creating unique, textured effects on crafts. 

• Floral Foam – Foam used to support flowers in arrangements and other floral crafts. 

• Flowing Water Embossing – A specific embossing technique that creates flowing, water-like patterns. 

• Foam Boards – Lightweight boards made from foam used as a backing or support in crafting projects. 

• Foam Sheets – Sheets of craft foam used in various projects for their flexibility and ease of cutting. 

• Foam Brush – A type of brush made with foam, used for applying glues and paints. 

• Frame Stretchers – Tools used to stretch canvas tightly on frames for painting or crafting. 

• Freeze Dryer – A machine used to preserve and dry materials without damaging their structure, used in some crafting projects. 

• Front Stitch – A type of embroidery stitch that is visible on the front of the fabric. 

• Flocking – A technique where small fibers are applied to a surface to create a velvety texture. 

• Folding Stand – A portable stand used to hold materials or tools during crafting. 

• Ultrasonic Cleaner – A device that uses ultrasonic waves and a cleaning solvent to remove dirt and debris from crafting tools. 

• Underlay – Material placed beneath another surface to provide support or insulation in crafting projects. 

• Vase Painting – Decorating vases with paints and other embellishments as a crafting project. 

• Wireburning Tool – A tool used for pyrography, allowing for detailed wire-burning designs. 

• Woodburning Pen – A pen-like tool used in pyrography for burning designs onto wood surfaces. 

• Woodturning Tools – Tools used in woodturning, a craft that involves shaping wood on a lathe. 

• Woven Beads – Beads that are woven together to create intricate patterns in jewelry and other crafts. 

• Wrinkle Release Spray – A spray used to smooth out wrinkles in fabrics during crafting projects.

• Yarn Weight – The thickness of yarn, affecting the texture and appearance of knitted or crocheted projects. 

• Yarn Dyeing – The process of dyeing yarn before it is used in knitting or crocheting to create custom colors and patterns. 

• Yarn Storage Box – A storage solution designed to keep yarn organized and tangle-free during crafting projects. 

• Yarn Bowl – A decorative bowl used to hold yarn while knitting or crocheting to prevent tangling. 

• Yarn Gauge – A tool used to measure the thickness of yarn to ensure consistency in knitting or crocheting projects. 

• Yarn Spinner – A device used to spin yarn from raw fibers. 

• Yarn Twister – A tool used to twist yarn to increase its strength and durability for crafting projects.

• Zipper Sticker – A small sticker designed to attach to zippers for decorative or functional purposes. 

• Zipper Slides – Decorative or functional elements added to zippers to enhance their appearance or ease of use. 

• Zig-Zag Ruler – A ruler with zig-zag patterns used for creating decorative edges in paper crafting. 

• Zilch Glue – A type of adhesive used for lightweight bonding in crafting projects. 

• Zoom Tool – A tool or feature that allows crafters to magnify their work for detailed precision.