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DIY Minimal Wall Clock With Copper Hands

DIY Minimal Wall Clock With Copper Hands
Here’s a project to celebrate longer days and brighter evenings as the clocks go forward. To make this minimal wall clock you’ll need copper enamel, chalkboard paint and a clock to paint. Set up your materials in a well-ventilated area. Clean the surface of what you’re painting before use. Sweep the can from side to... 
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DIY Two-Tone Wall Clock With A Feather Pattern

DIY Two-Tone Wall Clock With A Feather Pattern
Wanna make a stylish and eye-catching wall clock? Here we are with a gorgeous idea from TheDIYDiary blog! Prepare a circle clock base, clock hands, gold spray paint, 3 shades of grey paint, white paint, a soft paint brush, a foam paint brush, a sea sponge, painters tape and a feather. Begin by taping off... 
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DIY Minimalist Wall Clock Of A Chopping Board

DIY Minimalist Wall Clock Of A Chopping Board
Got an old chopping board you don’t like? Turn it into a clock! The supplies are a round wooden chopping board, black leather strap, a leather punch, a clock mechanism, 2 small shallow brass screws, a power drill, pencil & ruler and a screwdriver. Measure and mark the center point on your wooden chopping board... 
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Pretty Spring-Inspired DIY Clock Renovation

Pretty Spring-Inspired DIY Clock Renovation
Want to renovate your clock easily and fast or even make a new one for this spring? We are looking forward to share an idea that we’ve found on BumbleBreeBlog, you’ll need a broken clock or outdated clock face, handmade paper, Mod Podge, clock parts, scissors and X-Acto knife. To start your project take your... 
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Trendy DIY Copper Blocked Clock

Trendy DIY Copper Blocked Clock
Color blocking is one of the hottest trends everywhere now: from home décor to catwalks. Let’s make this super color block trendy clock, you’ll need foam board, a clock kit, an X-acto knife, a pencil and copper contact paper. Trace any shape that you want the clock to be in on the foam board and... 
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Eye-Candy For Travellers: Unique DIY Globe Clock

Eye-Candy For Travellers: Unique DIY Globe Clock
Do you like travelling? If you do’ make this clock that will remind you of trips all the time! You’ll need a cardboard globe, cardboard, wood glue, gorilla glue, an X-acto knife and a clock kit. Start by using the knife to slice around the equator of your globe. Use the half of the globe... 
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Summer-Inspired DIY Watermelon Alarm Clock

Summer-Inspired DIY Watermelon Alarm Clock
The last of the year’s watermelons may have already moved on to a better place, but if you miss summer, you’ll love this juicy alarm clock on the bedside table. Round, simple alarm clock equals fun, fruit-themed mornings in my imagination. The supplies are a green, round clock, a screwdriver, paper, watercolors, scissors and glue.... 
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Fun DIY Clock Made Of A Dish

Fun DIY Clock Made Of A Dish
An eye-catching clock of a dish? Yes, please! You’ll need a dish, hands, a clock mechanism and some colorful tape (if you want). You can remove the hands and the mechanism from some old clock. Drill a whole in the dish, it should be of the same size as in the old clock. Secure the... 
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13 Fun And Bold DIY Clock Renovations

13 Fun And Bold DIY Clock Renovations
Got an old clock? Don’t know what to do with it? Don’t hurry to throw it away, you can give a piece a new life and make it a great accessory that will highlight your style. To renovate it you can just paint the case or cover it with washi tape. To make your clock... 
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Sweet And Girlish DIY Clock Makeover

Sweet And Girlish DIY Clock Makeover
Got an old clock? Wanna renovate it? Here’s a pretty and easy-peasy idea! You’ll need an old clock, self adhesive fabric paper, a piece of scrap paper, a silver ink pad, clear embossing powder, an embossing heat gun, a pair of scissors, a nail file or some sandpaper. Start by removing the clock mechanism and... 
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