fashioner

And, for the unaesthetic but effective Attila, an able fashioner of pork products from Chicago.

His father had been a fashioner of statues before him, he was a fashioner of souls!

What greater hero is there than the fashioner of the thoughts and character of the young?

The rest I cannot profess to explain; they look like idle work on sandstone, but may have had a meaning to their fashioner.

His god is the fashioner and father of the universe, in contradistinction to impersonal Nature.

He ceases to accept passively its conditions, and to live on its grudging gifts; he becomes its fashioner, in a sense its creator.

The objective poet is therefore a fashioner, the subjective is best described as a seer.

He createth, but was never created; He is the maker of His own form, and the fashioner of His own body.

Many of his detached passages are the very best things in verse yet written in America: but though a maker, he is not a fashioner.

Thinking of the upper lip as the fashioner of the words makes speaking easy and singing a delight.