IPA: /ˈwʊdˌkræft/
KK: /wʊdkræft/
The skill or art of making things from wood, such as furniture or decorative items.
He learned woodcraft from his grandfather, who was a skilled carpenter.
Woodcraft → It is formed from "wood" (from Old English *wudu*, meaning the material from trees) and "craft" (from Old English *cræft*, meaning skill or art). The word "woodcraft" refers to the skill or art of working with wood.
Think of the material from trees ('wood') and the skill involved in creating things ('craft') — that's why woodcraft means the art of working with wood.