Etcetera Recipes: What the Crafting List Covers
Etcetera recipes are spread across four recipe types, and the crafting list is by far the largest of them. Knowing which station handles which conversion saves a lot of guesswork, especially once you start working with bismuth and the mod's cosmetic gear.
Crafting
Crafting is the biggest category by a wide margin, with 79 recipes. It covers storage blocks, tools, decoration, and clothing.
The bismuth chain is the backbone of the crafting list. A full 
Bismuth Ingot x9 compresses into one 
Block of Bismuth, and the reverse recipe breaks a Block of Bismuth back into Bismuth Ingot x9. Raw material follows the same pattern: 
Raw Bismuth x9 becomes a 
Block of Raw Bismuth. A single Bismuth Ingot x6 also stretches into 
Bismuth Bars x16, which makes bars the cheaper decorative option compared to full blocks.
Bismuth also feeds into tools and utility items. Two Bismuth Ingot plus a 
Rabbit Hide produce a 
Chisel. A 
Redstone Dust combined with three 
Copper Ingot gives you a 
Copper Tap.
Several recipes turn gathered materials into decorative pieces:
Dandelion x6 plus 
Paper makes a 
Bouquet
Feather x4 plus 
Cotton Flower x4 makes a 
Dream Catcher- Rabbit Hide x3,
Oak Planks x4, and Redstone Dust make a 
Drum 
Bamboo x4 yields 
Frame x2
Nether Quartz x8 plus Redstone Dust makes a 
Dice
Carved Pumpkin plus a 
Block of Gold creates a 
Golden Golem- An
Item Stand plus a 
Glow Ink Sac upgrades to a 
Glow Item Stand
Clothing is the other large block of crafting recipes, and it works on a dye-and-base system. You take a light gray base and dye it black, then dye the black version into another color. For hats: 
Black Dye plus a 
Light Gray Hat gives a 
Black Hat. From there, 
Blue Dye on a Black Hat gives a 
Blue Hat, 
Brown Dye gives a 
Brown Hat, 
Cyan Dye gives a 
Cyan Hat, 
Gray Dye gives a 
Gray Hat, and 
Green Dye gives a 
Green Hat.
Sweaters follow the identical structure. Black Dye plus a 
Light Gray Sweater makes a 
Black Sweater, and then Blue Dye, Brown Dye, Cyan Dye, Gray Dye, or Green Dye each convert that Black Sweater into a 
Blue Sweater, 
Brown Sweater, 
Cyan Sweater, 
Gray Sweater, or 
Green Sweater respectively.
Smelting
Smelting holds 3 recipes. Two of them are the standard bismuth conversions: 
Nether Bismuth Ore and Raw Bismuth each smelt into a Bismuth Ingot. The third is a stone transformation, turning 
Leveled Stone into 
Crumbling Stone.
Blasting
Blasting mirrors the bismuth half of smelting with 2 recipes. Nether Bismuth Ore blasts into a Bismuth Ingot, and Raw Bismuth blasts into a Bismuth Ingot as well. If you already have a blast furnace running, this is the faster route for the same result.
Stonecutting
Stonecutting has 5 recipes, all built around the leveled stone family. 
Smooth Stone cuts into Leveled Stone, and Leveled Stone cuts into either 
Leveled Stone Slab or 
Leveled Stone Stairs. You can also skip the intermediate step: Smooth Stone cuts directly into Leveled Stone Slab or Leveled Stone Stairs.
Reading the List
The pattern across all four types is worth remembering. Bismuth appears in every category except stonecutting, so ore, raw bismuth, ingots, and blocks are all interconnected through multiple stations. Clothing and most decoration live only in crafting. Stone variants live only in stonecutting, apart from the single Crumbling Stone smelting recipe. Check the recipe type before you build a station you do not need.