I've altered a wooden clock for my DT project.
I found this wooden clock in a local charity shop.
I gave the clock a coat of gesso then a coat of Decoart paynes grey acrylic paint, I then gave it a coat of Weathered Wood crackle medium and a coat of Decoart spa blue acrylic paint, I waited for the cracks to appear, I wasn't happy with the crackle, I must have put the crackle medium on too thick as the cracks are quite wide.
I covered the clock with a napkin that has blue roses on it.
I sprayed some cofffee shop Glimmer mist at the bottom of the clock and added some washi tape.
To decorate the clock I used my finger to spread some Imagination Craft moonlight black wax over some silver metal flowers and a paper flower that had been sprayed with moonlight Glimmer Mist. I also used my finger to spread a little treasure pewter on the edges of the clock.
Thank you for dropping by to take a look, have a lovely day. xxx
Beautiful alteration! Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteI love your crackled clock Hazel, it looks amazing and is a fabulous piece to welcome the warmer weather with those gorgeous roses on it. Have a great weekend xxx
ReplyDeleteA fabulous alteration Hazel, it looks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYvonne xx
That is absolutely beautiful Hazel. Very clever altering involved.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Neet xx
Fantastic.
ReplyDeleteWhat a transformation from bland to beautiful xx
ReplyDeleteAn amazing transformation Hazel! It looks beautiful now! xxx
ReplyDeleteSplendid transformation, Hazel! I've never thought about picking up items for upcycling from a charity store, must do that soon...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful altered clock Hazel. I love your design and choice of materials. Judy
ReplyDeletewow Hazel... this is gorgeous
ReplyDeleteLove this! I was about to throw away an old clock - keeping it now - you have inspired me!! Chrisxx
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