Every month Counter-Strike 2 players come up with new and even crazier crafts. Five stickers and one skin are all they need to create a masterpiece. CS.MONEY Blog picked the five best crafts of November for you.
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Adidas craft
Let’s start with a craft that is recognizable anywhere because the three stripes with the Adidas logo are a real classic. To make it, you need three scraped and not-so-cheap stickers. But the good news is that this craft works on almost any light-colored weapon, like the MAC-10 Silver or Desert Eagle Printstream.
Batman craft
Batman is one of the recognizable superheroes, right up there with Spider-Man and Superman. The bat symbol, pointy ears, and iconic utility belt have long been part of this nighttime vigilante. By cleverly combining a few black surfboard-style stickers with XM1014 recoil stickers, you can recreate the top part of the mask and build a Batman-themed craft.
Brazilian flag
We already posted a Brazilian flag craft on social networks, but now there is a new version with stickers from the major in Budapest. By the way, to not miss the freshest crafts, be sure to subscribe to us on Х. Thanks to the new combination of stickers we managed to significantly lower the cost of the craft, now it costs less than a dollar.
Skibidi toilet
The most absurd and viral meme of recent years has finally reached CS2 crafts. You can now create a toilet with a head from those brain rot videos. The main catch is that you need a gun with enough empty space. The P90 works perfectly, but you can also use other guns like the M4A4 or the MAG-7.
Fake Redline
For more than ten years the AK-47 Redline has been steadily rising in price. Getting one today means spending dozens of dollars. But you can save money by making a “fake Redline”. It takes patience, but it’s worth it. You can recreate the iconic look for a price way lower than buying the original AK-47 Redline.
Crafts are a great way to show your style. But even in an inventory full of creative crafts, there’s always room for a knife. If you still don’t have one, check out our list of the best budget knives under $350. With the latest market changes, some of them might get even cheaper!
