This DIY project is an easy way to turn an old wooden plate into a new clock. These wooden plate clocks make awesome gifts. I'll be honest though... I'm keeping mine! I love how it turned out!
-Wooden Plate (I got mine at a thrift store for $1.00! The thinner the better!)
-Drill and Large Drill Bit
-Clock Kit (found at any hobby/craft store)
Optional:
-A set of Bigger Clock Hands. My kit came with tiny hands, so I bought bigger ones.
-Picture hanging kit if your clock kit doesn't come with a wall hanger
-A set of Bigger Clock Hands. My kit came with tiny hands, so I bought bigger ones.
-Picture hanging kit if your clock kit doesn't come with a wall hanger
Let's Begin!!
Start by finding the middle of your clock.
You can do this by measuring lengthwise and marking the middle number.
You can do this by measuring lengthwise and marking the middle number.
Then, measure the width and mark the middle number.
For example, My clock measured 13", so I made a mark at
6 1/2" Lengthwise and width wise.
Now Drill a hole:
These are the directions that were on the back of my clock kit.
I didn't follow them exactly since my plate was a little thick
and wouldn't fit all of the parts. Play around with it if you have the same problem.
Push the clock mechanism through the back of the plate and add your clock pieces.
Your Clock should look similar to the photo above and below:
YOU'RE FINISHED!!!
Your wall clock looks great, thanks for posting the tutorial! I saw the one in your link too, that's beautiful. I've got this linked to my DIY clocks makeovers and ideas post too today, for inspiration!
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