Grab your spindles and shears, dust off your chisels, and fire up the kiln because the 110 Crafting update is almost here, arriving on Monday June 16th
From tailoring the finest robes to socketing gems into intricate jewelry and shaping clay into elegant urns, Crafting as a skill has been a creative cornerstone skill and with this update, Crafting continues to be improved, offering new rewards and more ways to turn the resources of the world into the latest fashions.
So ready your tools, adventurer. Your next masterpiece awaits.
- Skill and chill in the newly revamped Crafting Guild – now more functional, beautiful, and endearing than ever.
- Grow otherworldly Starbloom Flowers and spin their fibers into unique thread and cloth for high-level crafting.
- Draft and design the elegant new Starbloom Armour, a fresh way to train and show off your Crafting prowess.
- Assemble a powerful new set of Masterwork Magic Armour, blending strength and style for the magically inclined.
- Discover Platinum, a brand-new metal used to craft potent jewelry—including the first-ever boot-slot jewelry.
- Shape refined Porcelain into a stunning new tier of Exquisite Urns, perfect for those aiming to skill in style.
Crafting for Success.
The Crafting Guild has undergone a major transformation and is now a haven for artisans of all kinds. From potters to tailors, jewellers to inventors, if you’re looking to craft, the guild has a place for you.
All the original amenities are still here, Tanner is available to tan hides, the "Almost Master Crafters" continue to sell various crafting items, the Pottery Oven, Pottery wheels and Sink will help you with the new urns, The Furnace is ready to smelt Platinum bars for the new Jewellery & The Invention bench is available for your tinkering needs.
The Loom and Spinning Wheel are joined by the new Tailoring tools for crafting Magic Armour, which we will talk about a little later.
Alongside the old amenities, there are a few new ones, including a Sandpit beside the Furnace, a Dairy churn and a Well in the cow pen and 2 new Bank chests are available once you have completed the Falador Hard Tasks; otherwise, the Bank Deposit box is still available for use.
Wait a second, where's me Gold
Alongside the new building, the general geography of the guild has had a couple of changes. First and most importantly, the Hobgoblins still have their peninsula, despite all the renovations they have happily continued to chill on their sandy spot.
Secondly, the Cow pen is no longer available to non-guild members. It is accessed via a door in the guild now.
And finally, the Gold/Silver/Clay mineable rocks have been moved to a nearby cave that is accessible via the lift next to the furnace.
Blooming with the Stars
If you've ever braved the depths of Daemonheim, you'll know that magic armour there is crafted by harvesting plant fibers, spinning them into cloth, and shaping that cloth into powerful gear.
With this update, that method is coming to the wider world of Gielinor, thanks to a little help from the Star Sprites. Enter the magical Starbloom Flower.
These flowers hail from the Sprites’ home world and really, who wouldn't want to grow magical, otherworldly flowers right in their own backyard? This addition helps make Farming a more meaningful part of your crafting journey. And as of this week's update, you can already start planting and harvesting Starbloom Seeds at level 100 Farming.
You’ll find them by slaying monsters, picking the pockets of NPCs, defeating select bosses, and even mining large Shooting Stars!
Once you get a hold of the seeds you'll need a Battlestaff to plant them, similar to how Grapes are grown using planks to plant them and from there you can use apply your Farming knowledge to raise Starbloom Flowers
Once you have your flowers then it's onto the crafting process!
Cosmic Clothing: Starbloom Armour
Crafting an outfit involves a complex series of steps, drawing patterns, cutting cloth, trimming, sewing, stitching, and dozens more, that we've often streamlined in favour of a simpler system. With this update, we’re not turning everyone into seasoned tailors, but we are adding a few more steps to the usual make-x process.
Starbloom Flowers can be spun at a Spinning Wheel to create Starbloom Thread. Starbloom Thread can then be processed at a Loom to be turned into Starbloom Cloth.
Next you take the Starbloom Cloth over to the Pattern Table and create an Unfinished Draft. You're able to create multiple drafts at a time.
Bring your drafts to the Drafting Table to begin working on the first 30% of each piece. You'll process the drafts sequentially, one by one. Occasionally, you’ll notice a flashing glow at the table—this indicates a focus window. If you interact with the table again during this window, you’ll make extra progress and avoid a miscut.
Each item can sustain up to five miscuts before it must be taken to the Repair Table for a quick fix, much like reheating an item in Smithing. The Repair Table is located right next to the Pattern Table.
Once a piece has reached 30% progress, you move on to a Tailor's Dummy, where you will continue refining the piece for the remaining 70% until completion. As with the drafting table, you will occasionally find a focus window where you can either gain additional progress or make a miscut.
Throughout this process, you will be using regular Thread, so either stock up or bring your Crafting Skillcape!
When you have completed an item, you can go ahead and start wearing your new garment or if you wish to improve it further, up to +5, you can take it back to the Pattern Table alongside additional cloth to enhance it. At the max upgrade, the armour can then be Adorned at a Tailor's display in the Crafting Guild for a bigger chunk of XP, discarding the armour pieces in the process.
Once you're all finished drafting, cutting, and sewing, you'll have your very own set of Starbloom Armour. Similar to crafted gear from Smithing, this T85 tank armour provides a life bonus and can be upgraded to T90 tank armour.
Crafted from otherworldly flora and unwavering dedication, this outfit offers both protection and style, but it’s not the most powerful armour you can craft in this update.
Masterwork Magic Armour
Reaching level 110 Crafting and crafting a full +5 Starbloom Set unlocks the ability to craft the Masterwork Magic Armour!
An elegant set of armour, these robes will require some platinum plates, which is out of the norm for magic armour. Use your Magic and Runecrafting skills to imbue the metal turning it ethereal, keeping you lightweight but protected!
This armour set is T100 Power Armour, offering a bonus to Magic damage, a Life bonus, and the same set effect as the Melee Masterwork set.
For each piece equipped, 10% of incoming damage is delayed and spread over the next 6 seconds—up to 50% with all five pieces. This gives the set a unique balance of defense and offense, positioning it as a hybrid option between Cryptbloom and Tectonic.
As a master crafter yourself you'll have no need to go to someone to custom-fit these robes for you, they're already tailored to fit! To craft this outfit, you'll draw on your skills in Runecrafting, Smithing, Magic, and Crafting through an intricate process reminiscent of creating other Masterwork gear.
We don't want to give away the process or materials required but maybe keep some Pearls at hand if you plan on crafting this armour.
Star Platinum
Looking to add some extra sparkle to your style? Why not accessorise with the fanciest flex in precious metals, Platinum!
Minable at level 104 Mining, Platinum can be found gleaming proudly between two very scenic extremes: just south of the Piscatoris Fishing Colony and north of the ever-toasty Ruins of Uzer in the Kharidian Desert. Bring water. And style.
Smelting this precious ore into bars unlocks the ability to craft a dazzling new range of platinum jewellery—including a brand-new addition: the Anklet, worn in the Boots slot. Creating platinum jewellery requires Dragonstone gems, so be sure to stock up before you get crafting.
Check out the table below for a full breakdown of the new Platinum jewellery and their enchanted effects:
| Jewellery | Enchanted Version | Enchanted Effect | Charges |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platinum Ring | Ring of Retribution | Provides a +23 bonus to all combat styles. Reflects 15% of damage taken back to the target. Provides a +12.5% damage to reflect damage (Armour Spikes, Reflect ability, and Deathtouch Bracelet). |
Degrades in combat like Ring of Recoil (Has 10,000 hitpoints worth) Has base charge but can be overcharged by using more rings on it (10 rings worth of charges maximum) Requires Level 90 HP to be equipped |
| Platinum Necklace | Insatiable Spirit Necklace | Consumes 1 additional Stone Spirit, Wood Spirit, or Anima Stone for the resource and +10% of the original XP | 50 Charges 1 charge used per spirit consumed. |
| Platinum Bracelet | Sunburst Bracelet | Immediately skips 1 growth stage when a seed is planted. | 10 Charges 1 charge is used per planting of a seed(s). Works for plant pots and patches for sapling based seeds |
| Platinum Amulet | Amulet of the Expert | Provides +20% extra progress when: Burial Smithing Martial Fletching Ascending Runecrafting Adorning Crafting |
250 Charges 1 charge used per action that gives progress. |
| Platinum Anklet | Delver's Anklet | Provides a 50% reduction to Run Energy drain rate Provides teleports to various dungeons: Polypore Dungeon (Third Level) Brimhaven Dungeon Fremennik Slayer Dungeon |
10 Charges 1 charge used per teleport used. |
You've Urned It.
This update will also introduce a new tier of "Exquisite urns" for each of the existing urn skills, with 1 unlocking every level from 102 to 110 Crafting. These Exquisite urns are made with a new material, Porcelain, require more XP to fill and give more XP than decorated urns, and as part of creation, require a gemstone.
Check out this table for the full picture
| Skill | Level | Gem | Rune |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mining | 102 | Jade | Earth |
| Cooking | 103 | Red Topaz | Fire |
| Fishing | 104 | Sapphire | Water |
| Smithing | 105 | Ruby | Fire |
| Woodcutting | 106 | Diamond | Earth |
| Runecrafting | 107 | Dragonstone | Pure Essence |
| Divination | 108 | Dragonstone | Mind |
| Hunter | 109 | Opal | Mud |
| Farming | 110 | Emerald | Nature |
This new Porcelain will exclusively be found in a cave at the Everlight Archaeology site. So, get ready to gear up with your best mining kit, as you will need 102 Mining to gather this resource yourself!
The water that pours into the cave from Everlight's surface is filled with special mineral properties, enhancing the quality of the Porcelain clay, making it both sturdier and better to craft with.
While you are mining in the cave, you will notice that periodically the streams will switch flows. You should try mining the rocks beside the active stream as while the water is flowing nearby you will receive already softened clay, saving you the trouble of lugging it all to a sink!
Oh! You'll also find that Smelting urns are now Smithing urns and work while both smelting and smithing bars.
Now Go Forth and Craft Your Legacy
Whether you’re tailoring elegant robes, setting radiant gems in precious metals or sculpting clay into ornate urns, this update deepens one of Gielinor’s most expressive and rewarding skills.
With new materials to master, powerful gear to create, and fresh ways to shape the world around you, Crafting continues its evolution as a true artisan’s pursuit. We look forward to seeing all your new crafts!