See this clock?
It bought it from Walmart for $3. Kind of boring, right? (By the way, that's my lovely husband doing the hand modeling in this pic...hehe.)
I've had this on the wall for 4 years now - it was about time for a makeover! All I needed to turn this into a custom clock was a little leftover Oil Rubbed Bronze spray paint and some scrapbook paper. Piece of cake.
It took some prying, but I was able to separate the different plastic pieces so that I could take out the number plate. Once I did that, I traced it onto some pretty paper. Then, I simply cut it out, added the hand-drawn numbers, and placed it in the newly painted frame.
And here is the finished product!
Although it's not my favorite clock ever, I think it is an improvement. It was super easy! I should have done it years ago. If I had had some pretty number stickers on hand, then I would have used those instead of a sharpie for the numbers. I still like it, though. :)
Thanks so much for looking! If you have any clock makeovers you would like to share, please do!
I have the exact same clock...well, the before. I'm totally digging the redo!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea.
ReplyDeleteI like this idea! I often find ugly little clocks at the thrift store that would look wonderful with what you've done.
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea!I would have not thought of changing the face like that!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I have a totally 90's looking wood wall clock that may need a little makeover...
ReplyDeleteIt never dawned on me to re-do a clock. None of the clocks in my house are safe now...
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to Creative Juice Thursday. I hope to see you back with more ideas this week...
I have this clock, and I'm so going to do something with it now, thanks to you! Such awesome ideas, I'm officially a follower!
ReplyDeleteI love it! You have inspired me to make one now!
ReplyDeleteHa! I just posted my clock make-over at the CSI Project. Here I am, lazily scrolling through after it posts, and what's this I see?? Another clock make-over? Posted at the EXACT same time mine was? No way! Hilarious!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job! I've done quite a few clock make-overs. I give them as gifts. Gotta love the price and personalization, right? :)
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Charlie
This is really cool! And I love Sharpies.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment on my blog, Lauren. This clock looks great! I tried to hack one of those cheapie ikea clocks previously but the positioning of my numbers was somewhat off and the clock became highly inaccurate.
ReplyDeleteWhat a huge improvement! So stinkin' cute! You're sharpie numbers look great, I thought they were stickers at first. Love it! I'm going to be moving soon, so I am really having fun looking at all these great ideas, it will make decorating my new house so much fun and thrifty! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your blog and this project - so creative and fun and the color combo and pattern are perfect! Just wanted to let you know I featured it in my roundup of clock re-dos and makeovers here. Feel free to check it out if you want and hope you like it! : )
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