Here’s a piece of CRAFT to share!
Materials:
1 ¼ ‘thick wood – the shape will depend on your creativity
Clock kit – can be found in any craft store
Paint
Wood Glue
Choice of words to decorate the face of your clock
**For this particular project, I used ARIAL font - size: 135
Procedure:
1. Paint the wood pieces
2. Print, cut and paste the words on the surface of your clock.
3. Glue the wood pieces together using wood glue.
4. Drill a hole where you want the hands of your clock to be positioned.
** For this particular project the machine “hands” of my clock I bought were gold, I sprayed it with black paint to create contrast.
What time is it?
It is time you enjoy a time piece that projects your personality!
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13 comments:
This is original. I will have to try this one too. I do traditional scrapbooking and I guess it won't be difficult for me to do this too. Thanks for sharing.
That is cool. I so need to get back to doing some crafty things.
Oh wow, Pacey, I am into scarpbooking too! So cool to meet another craftista!
Hi Kateri, I hope you can resume your craft-mood and find craft time. I myself get too busy for it, but I try.. :)
Wow!!! This one is so easy to do. I LOVE the color combination.
What did you use to paint the wood pieces? And can I buy these paint in a hardware or in National Bookstore?
Oh and the Book fair was scheduled for Sept 16-20. I hope your former co-teachers knew it beforehand since it's an annual event. Here's the official website: http://www.manilabookfair.com/
Hi Isis, those tiny bottled paint (perhaps in National Bookstore) will do. Here, I just use those $2.00 craft paint -it is that inexpensive to make one! :)
Thanks for the book fair info. You're right, perhaps they've heard about it ahead of me (hehe).
I love it! I wish I'm crafty enough to do this really well but I'm gonna try it with my daughter.Why haven't I thought about this before? You're so creative.
That clock is gorgeous.
Tes, the clock is wonderful. You are so creative. It's been awhile since I've done any type of craft projects but I might have to give this a try.
The Emperor goose is usually found in northern Alaska or Siberia. Our local aviary has a variety of species.
Judy
What a cute clock. I will keep this in mind the next time my kids want to paint something.
That is just too cute, Tes! I'm sure my nephew love to do this one..thanks..
you did an impressive work here =)
Love your clock!!! This is so funny because I just took pictures of two clocks I have that I made and am going to share them on my blog. I will link you when I do, if that's okay.
I love this idea! So original. It's great!!! I can't wait to try it.
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