Craft Ideas with Nut Shells
When my friend, Swarnali, suggested I make Walnut Shell Minions, I promptly agreed. But it turned out to be quite a challenge. I spent days thinking about how to make the arms and legs, their peculiar eyes, and most importantly, the clothes. Finally, I used lots of tape and other things: Materials I used to... Continue Reading →
This Walnut Shell Helicopter is dedicated to my little nephew, who is absolutely besotted with airplanes and helicopters. I hope, dear reader, you will like it too. If you do, please leave a word of encouragement or a rating or even a suggestion for a better craft or a better post. What did I... Continue Reading →
Make fishes with walnut and pistachio shells simply following my method. These colorful fishes can be used in room and balcony decor and even in wind chimes. Here's what I used to make fishes with walnut and pistachio shells Walnut shells (both halves) Pistachio shells (both halves) Acrylic paint Googly eyes (optional) Colored ribbons Glue... Continue Reading →
So, next comes a cute little piggy face made of walnut and pistachio shells. How did I make it? Pretty obvious from this picture, isn't it? Here's what I used to make this piggy face: One half of a walnut-shell Two pistachio shells for the ears Two buttons for the snout Acrylic colors Varnish for... Continue Reading →
How would you like to have a little jewel box made of a walnut shell? You can easily make one (or more) for yourself if you follow my process. Here goes... These are the things I used to make my Walnut Shell Jewel Box: My imagination A whole walnut shell, neatly broken into two halves... Continue Reading →
These little ones are on their way to far-away Luxembourg, with grim determination and staunch discipline. If you look closely, you'll find they are walnut shell turtles. Or shall we call them tortoises? According to Live Science's Turtle Facts, tortoises are land animals while turtles live mostly in water. Whatever we call them, the adorable... Continue Reading →
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