Hello wonderful, crafty people!! Sharm here to share a potential handmade Mother's Gift for the lovely lady in your life :) This clock is a fully workable one that will look lovely on her dresser. I was inspired by the lovely ones that Miranda Edney makes and simply had to try my hands at one! I must warn you, it is VERY addictive :) I made it for my DT post at The PaperHaus Magazine
The clock was purchased a thrift store at slightly over USD 3. What I did when I got home was to dismantle it piece by piece, making sure all the parts were kept nicely so I re-assemble them once I was done with altering the clock face
Next, I gesso-ed the entire outer portion of the clock and left it to dry. After that, using a stencil, I applied texture paste for some texture (obviously, *LOL*) and proceeded to embellish the clock with tonnes of Prima flower, metal & resin embellishments. I also used gel medium to hold the layers together as the heat gun glue simply wasn't strong enough
Materials Used
Patterned Paper: Prima
Hardware: Clock - Thrift Store
Metal Cog: Tim Holtz
Metal Chain & Charm: Etsy Shop
Resin Embellishment: Prima & Melissa Frances
Flowers: Prima & Craft Supply
Others: Gesso, Gel Medium
I have seen a few blogs did this one and yours are gorgeous. Yes, Miranda works are so beautiful too and too details and very superbly altered!
ReplyDeleteGreat job girl!
Oh my goodness, this is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteabsolutley gorgeous, so elegant!!!!!
ReplyDeleteStunning I love it xx
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