This document discusses applying software craftsmanship practices to a Scrum project. It presents software craftsmanship principles like clean code, test-driven development, and code reviews. It proposes a guideline to implement these principles in each phase of a Scrum project. The document also describes a case study where this guideline was applied to a mobile ecommerce app developed by a distributed Scrum team over 12 sprints. Technical metrics like deleted lines were used to measure reductions in technical debt from using craftsmanship practices in conjunction with Scrum. The conclusion is that Scrum benefits from these additional practices to improve quality.