IPA: /ˈhændɪˌkræftər/
KK: /ˈhændɪˌkræftər/
A person who makes things by hand, often using traditional skills and techniques.
The handicrafter sold her handmade jewelry at the local market.
Handicrafter → It is formed from "hand" (from Old English "hand", meaning the body part used for manual tasks) and "craft" (from Old English "cræft", meaning skill or art). The suffix "-er" (meaning a person who) indicates someone who performs a specific action. Thus, a handicrafter is a person who skillfully creates or makes things by hand.
Think of someone using their 'hand' to skillfully create something — that's what a handicrafter does.
No commonly confused words.