Tiny curio collections in walnut shells! Debuting at the demon Kitty Designs booth at the Cincinnati World Oddities Expo on Saturday (1/10/25) and coming soon to my Etsy (check link in bio!)
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Tiny curio collections in walnut shells! Debuting at the demon Kitty Designs booth at the Cincinnati World Oddities Expo on Saturday (1/10/25) and coming soon to my Etsy (check link in bio!)
Walnut shell gnome home
These are meant to be the same people as in my previous gnome home diorama, scaled down. I cut open some walnuts (first tried to prise open with a knife but found it hard to get two clean halves so switched to junior hacksaw), then basically everything is sculpted from coloured polymer clay and glued in place, with a little balsa wood shelf and fairy lights of a bit of thread with acrylic paint, and paper books.
Haven’t done this level of detail on clay things this small before, I think they came out pretty cute. I didn’t manage to get a proper hinge for the nutshell, so that’s a problem for the next project.
"Walnut" Speaker by Penguin DIY
The speaker itself a miniature little device the size of a… well, walnut. Made from the walnut’s shell, it packs all the necessary components inside, including a mini battery, amp, driver, Bluetooth module, USB-C port, and even buttons and LEDs to control playback or increase/decrease the volume.
᛫᛬ Walnut Husk Drops ᛬᛫
Walnut, copper, suede, and Carnelian.
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Further proof that flying pigs are nut possible.
With a large walnut obscuring his vocabulary, I had a hard time deciphering Oliver's lunch order.
My smallest display yet! I found this partial mouse skull in my windowell. Painted a walnut shell, a dried hibiscus flower and boom. It's so cute.