Hello blogging friends. Today I have decided to post a DIY project. This is a fun and simple craft utilizing thrift store finds. I have turned silverplated plates into clocks. This first one is done using a small silver plate---I decoupaged a Paris picture to the front, added some numbers and a clock mechanism.
Simply drill a hole in the center of your plate (large enough for your clock mechanism to fit through). Then assemble as per instructions that come in the clock kit. If you have never used a drill, DON'T BE AFRAID, they are very easy and pretty much self explanatory. The hardware store people can help you pick out the right sized drill bit.
Another easy, peasy junk project brought to you by junk dreams.
Happy day my blogging friends. A special thank you to all my followers who give purpose to my junking pursuits, and inspiration to my creative spirit. I enjoy each of your blogs in return!!!
xojanis
LOVE it Janis!! You are just downright clever!!
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Very cool re-use of the plate. I like it...very clever. Happy Tuesday *elaine*
ReplyDeleteThat is too cute!!! I'm still working on the tin clocks... got lots of tins and clocks... LOL Dollar Tree & Ikea clocks I will dismember... hahahhaa
ReplyDeleteYou are brilliant!!! Thanks for sharing this simple yet shabby~ fabulous makeover!
ReplyDeleteGood ide - you can more or less use anything for clocks. This was a nice one!
ReplyDeleteCool! I never knew it was so easy to make a clock! ♥
ReplyDeleteVery nice idea. It looks fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteStephanie
That's the best project!!! You have really inspired us...we might have to copy this one!! Thank you so much for linking to us, we hope you'll play again next Monday!
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Janis, I LOVE this!!! I would love to do one of these. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful idea. Now off to find a great silver plate.
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June
Another elegant and great idea Janis! I'll be on the look for silver plates now. Have a great week!
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WOW, what a neat idea! I'm loving the look you have here. Thanks for sharing this with us.
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Linda
Janis, you have rocked my world with this DIY post! I am a crafting imbecile, but I think even I could manage to do this one!
ReplyDeleteThank you for giving me hope!!! :-)
Anne
I love this simple idea. A great result too. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting Janis, I love your projects too!
ReplyDeleteSue
I will be following your blog for sure! great creations and thank you for sharing how to. Ciao Rita
ReplyDeleteWay cool! Your awesome.
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Wow, Janis. This project is incredible. You are totally amazing! Way to go!
ReplyDeleteLani
Those are delightful!
ReplyDeleteLove, love this idea. May I use it here in MN? Gorgeous clocks Janis. Your photography is so inspiring too.
ReplyDeleteGretchen
How do I find the projects explanations of the Paris ring with the crystal and the silver tone urn with the large script on it?
ReplyDeleteI love it. I have the perfect piece and the perfect place to put it. I even have a clock set....yay!! Thanks for the tutorial. Where did you find that cute eiffal tower. I love it too.
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