Allison Hendricks had the craft room of any seasoned crafter's dreams on Orphan Black. While we constantly saw her in it when she was on the phone with one of her sisters, the room really saw some action when she interrogated her husband thinking he was "monitoring" her. Let's just say we'll never look at a glue gun the same way again after seeing it in Allison Hendrick's hands.

File Ron Swanson under the kind of person who's good to have around when you're getting married. Not only is he a woodworker, but he also made Leslie and Ben's wedding rings. As he says, "Any moron with a crucible and acetylene torch and a cast iron waffle maker could have done the same. Whole thing only took me about twenty minutes. People who buy things are suckers.”

Get yourself the kind of friend that will build you a hoopa for your wedding. In short, get yourself a Luke Danes. Luke's craft leans more towards woodworking and attempting to finish his father's boat, but it's still a pretty mad skill.

Remember when Izzie sat with Denny and furiously knit a sweater that she intended to use to dupe Meredith into thinking that she'd knit herself? Or when Denny died and Izzie baked a ton of muffins after she got up off the bathroom floor? Or that time she was waiting for surgery and knit a scarf that she ended up giving to Bailey? Yea, there was no way Izzie wasn't ending up on this list.

The first time audiences met Bree VandeCamp, she was introduced as Wisteria Lane's own version of Martha Stewart doing everything from her own gardening to her own upholstery. In fact, she might be the character closest to Martha Stewart status on this list. She was pretty near perfect in that first season of Desperate Housewives.

When Detective Freamon was deskbound, he took to making dollhouse furniture. This craft turned into his side hustle, providing him with substantial supplemental income and contributing to his eccentric reputation among his fellow police.