handiwork

Preposition: of

• man: Police recognized the handiwork of the same man from the distinctive method of gaining entry.

Possessives

• man: God delights in man's handiwork, which should be the best he is capable of.
• Satan: Intoxicants and games of chance, and idols and divining arrows are an abomination of Satan's handiwork.
• nature: For myself, I would point to the divine artistry of nature's handiwork.
• devil: Convenient and beguiling, the cell phone nevertheless is the devil's handiwork.

Converse of object

• admire: We spend around five minutes admiring the handiwork of rocking horse carver George Stewart, with no mention of the upcoming election at all.
• see: We then went into Balata refugee camp where we saw the real handiwork of the IDF.
• show: They show photos handiwork in building " passing points " so HGV's can pass each other.

Adjective modifier

• own: First I hear him praising his own handiwork; then he starts rooting around with his dental tools.
• human: This is the magical landscape of nature uncluttered by human handiwork.
• traditional: This is an essential characteristics of many Japanese traditional handiwork and artiste, whose techniques are refined by means of repetition of simple things.

Noun used with modifier

• thy: In their weakness and their fear, the vessels of thy handiwork so pray to Thee, so praise Thee.