I cut circles for each number, and added the numbers for 12, 3, 6, 9 (you know because I can barely tell time as it is, much less without ANY numbers to reference!). Then I just chose images from the cartridge and cut them out with layers in coordinating colors and slapped them on the circle of patterned paper I cut to fit the clock face.
Now taking the hands off and putting them back on was a little tricky. Took me a while to figure out. But it's back together now and I think it turned out pretty cute. Be sure to head over to Fantabulous Cricut and enter your own handmade wall decoration for your chance to win this week's prize!
Happy Crafting!!! :)
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10 comments:
Oh how fun..Your clock looks wonderful. I love the background paper and the designs you chose for the "numbers" they compliment each other perfecting...
Lori this is a great idea.... I love it and can see so many possibilities with this. Wow!!!! :)
turned out great.
OOhhh! This is super cute! I've been wanting to try something like this! love it girly!
Awesome little clock! I've been looking into a project like this one but never quite found an idea I liked. This is too cute! Great inspiration...
Smiles!
Gwen
What a super fun clock!!
What a great idea - just perfect for a little guy's room!
What a great clock! I did one last year at Christmas, and those hands ARE a pain. I'm so glad you got it worked out. I love the papers and images you chose - and it looks wonderful with the numbers for the quarter hours. Great job!
ADORABLE!!! If I only had a boy :(
Nice bloog post
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