Black walnut crafts

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Black Walnut Owls~I made these from black walnuts when I was in elementary school!

Black walnut husks magically become ink in this fun DIY project. Learn how to make black walnut ink at home, and share it with the kids in your life!

A craft my Grandfather, Joe Overstreet, taught me... Black walnut shells, split in half, hot glue to walnut board around an attractive twig. Little bit of white paint for the faces. He would put names of family members under each owl... My painting skills are not that good, though and I didn't want to ruin it.

Wondering how to crack walnuts for crafts? Here's the easiest and best way to crack walnuts to get two useable halves for walnut crafts!

Do you have black walnut trees nearby? Take advantage of this foraged food by learning when to harvest and how to hull, cure, and store black walnuts.

Black Walnut trees (Juglans nigra) are an important source of food, medicine, lumber, and more! Learn my favorite uses for black walnuts.

This is a set of three small mice made from pine cones and acorns. They are approximately 2” long but each one varies in size due to working with natural materials. They will be a mix of one standing and two normal walking mice. If you want them all standing or all walking just message me. These little mice are cute hanging in a tree or just sitting as decorations.

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