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Submitted: August 19, 2007
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Make:Panasonic
Model:DMC-FX9
Shutter Speed:10/80 second
Aperture:F/2.8
Focal Length:6 mm
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Date Taken:Aug 16, 2007, 5:52:45 PM

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Walnut earringsby ~CafeBlanc

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a walnut sawed up with silver ears

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~BunnyUsagi Mar 23, 2008 Hobbyist General Artist

What a great idea! How did you get such a clean cut? It's really awesome to see something so simple yet often overlooked in our busy world. Keep up the beautiful work! ^_^

~CafeBlanc May 2, 2008 Professional Interface Designer

Thank for a comment, frankly speaking it was not me who did the cut, it is very complicated, only the idea was mine.^_^

~RiskALittleLight Aug 31, 2007

Those are amazing! Whodathunk walnuts would have such lovely designs inside...

~CafeBlanc Aug 31, 2007 Professional Interface Designer

thanks for comment

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~thomasj7676 Aug 28, 2007

Very cool idea! They make great earrings. A local man does something very similar with pine cones. He uses a heavy polyurethine (sp?) finish.

~CafeBlanc Aug 28, 2007 Professional Interface Designer

thank you for comment. I wish I could see those pine cones rings from your local man.

~thomasj7676 Aug 30, 2007

The pine cone (& caragana) person is "Agri-Gifts by Lucien" in Legal, Alberta, Canada. He basically slices the cone length-wise so he gets a thin wafer from the middle of the cone. Then he finishes with a polyurethine (sp?) & findings.