Use a pencil or small scissors to make a hole in the paper where your hole was pre-drilled.Ħ. Add double sided tape to the back side of the decorative paper. Have some fun with your clock and make it your own.ĥ.
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Feel free to get creative with a stencil or washi tape stripes. This can be an easy way to bring a unique pattern or color accent to your space.
Paint the edges of the frame with a black paint pen. (Find some at a local art supply store for less than $2.00.) To add a little something special to the clock face, cut a piece of decorative paper. Make sure your kit fits into the hole and wipe away any saw dust.Ĥ. Use a drill bit exactly big enough for your clock kit to fit through. Mark where the center of the clock will be placed.ģ. It can be in the exact center of the tray or off center for a different look. To prepare it, prime your tray.ĭecide where you would like to put the hands of your clock. The back of the tray will actually become the face of my clock. Make sure it’s something flat so your clock kit will fit into it.Ģ. You could also use a picture frame without glass or even some other creative object you’d like to use for your clock face. I knew it would be great for this project because it can hang on the wall and will conceal the clock kit inside the tray. To make this clock, I found a 99 cent tray at the thrift store. Did you know you could make your own clock? It’s super easy to put together and you can paint or decorate it to perfectly match your home’s decor. Hi everyone, it’s Jessica at Decor Adventures and I have an easy project to keep you on time for all the activities you and your family have planned these next months, a DIY clock. August means getting ready for the upcoming fall season, back to school, sports season and the holidays.
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