Assuming you have nothing in your inventory, the order you'd give is:
- Type: Craft
Name: Eel Pie
Amount: 10
- Type: Gather
Name: Water Shard
Amount: 100
Now, Lisbeth is not being designed to "level up" gathering classes (you can do that very easily with order bot profiles), but instead to be as efficient as possible to make your stuff. So what happens is that the first order gets "expanded" into sub-orders for it's ingredients, and in the case of the shards a gather sub-order is created. Afterwards, order "consolidation" happens where all buy and gather orders are combined as much as possible, and moved to the front of the queue. Let's say you need 20 Water Shards for the Eel order, then what you end up having under the hood is a Gather order for 120 Water Shards. Lisbeth then goes and gathers the 120 shards first, then does the Craft order itself.
This is what I call "Order Expansion" and "Order Consolidation" in the video. This also happens with Buy orders from vendors, so it doesn't end up making unnecessary trips everywhere. However, this could be a bit confusing, because the Craft orders themselves are executed in sequence, and they use whatever the previous Craft order produced. But Gather / Buy orders are always pushed to the front of the queue.