Anywho - back to the clock! Here is my version of Ashley's from Make It and Love It (if you click on her name, you can see hers and her tutorial)!


And to think that the clock started out so plain and boring! Here is a how-to if you want to try one for yourself too!
1. Start off with a plain clock (I found mine at Ikea, LOVE that place! I think it was $6!?)2. Pop the plastic middle out, you are going to use it in just a second.
3. Trace that middle plastic piece around the fabric of your choice. Cut it out when you are finished.
4. Mod Podge, your best friend for this project! I forgot how much I loved this stuff!
5. Mod Podge the top of the clock and then place your fabric on top, using your fingers to smooth out any bubbles that you might have. Start at the middle of the clock and work your way to the outside and edges. I recommend not doing the sides until your top is almost dry. When it is, do the same thing for the sides.
6. When the Mod Podge is dry, you are going to put another coat right on top of your fabric! Make sure that you are using a good amount and putting it on evenly.
7. To get the sides, I propped up the clock with the plastic center piece that I popped out in step 2! Made it easy to rotate and I knew it wouldn't stick to my table.
8. (not shown) When the clock is dry, pop that plastic piece back in!
Now, it looks good just like that, but I wanted to add those little flowers too!
These were easy and hard to do at the same time! Maybe they were just more time consuming. I started off trying to make them all perfect and not having any of the frayed edges come out, bad idea. They not only looked bad, but they didn't have any personality to me, so after several tries, I figured out that the messier they looked the better! I started off with about a 15"x2" strip of orange satin (think that was the biggest size flower that I made) and then kind of eye balled the other ones from there, as they are all different sizes. Hot glued at one end and just kept rolling the fabric over and over each other to make a circle shape, hot gluing when needed to keep it together! Then, I hot glued them in the pattern that Ashley did and Make It and Love It, because I am a copy cat and LOVED everything about how she did her clock!
Can't wait to hang it up in my craft room, but I have a few more things to do in there before anything goes up on my walls or before you get to see pictures of the space that I get to create in! Just thought I would show you a little peek for now...

















































