fashioned
v. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈfæʃənd// UK //fˈæʃənd// fash·ioned
v. to make or shape something by hand, often using whatever materials you have available.
v. to give shape or form to something; to construct or create an object through manual skill or ingenuity.
He fashioned a small bowl out of a piece of wood.
The survivors fashioned a temporary shelter from fallen branches and large leaves they found in the forest.
Working with only basic hand tools, the artisan fashioned an intricate sculpture that captured the fluid movement of the sea.
Usage
The verb is transitive and typically takes a direct object; often used with the preposition 'from' or 'out of'.