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(Target Hack) Fabric Covered Clock
I found these clocks near the dollar bins at Target for $2.50, and I knew that I could make something great out of them. I have been wanting to craft some more clocks but with clock kits alone being $7.00 it wasn't in my budget.
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Kay T. favorited Fabric Covered Clock
11 Nov 09:49
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Jaime is Crafty entered her project Fabric Covered Clock to Mix Tape Zine
15 Aug 22:26
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Step 1Disassemble the clock and remove any items the are attached to it.
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Step 2I chiseled of the foot balls with a Philips screw and a hammer.
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Step 3To take the clock kit out, pop of the hands (gently) and unscrew the middle of the kit.
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Step 4Store parts in a baggie as they tend to get lost.
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Step 5cut a piece of fabric that is big enough to cover the clock.
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Step 6sew around the edge of the fabric on a loose stitch.
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Step 7gather the fabric by pulling the threads, you will end up making a large Yo-Yo.
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Step 8Insert the clock with the opening in the back and tightening the threads and knot them.
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Step 9cut a hole out of the fabric using a utility or craft knife. I poke from the back to the front to ensure that I was putting the hole in the right spot.
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Step 10Gather you embellishments.
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Step 11I used buttons for the numbers and I had a circle scrap booking embellishment that I cut a hole out of for the middle of the clock.
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Step 12Glue the embellishments to the face.
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Step 13Insert the clock kit, tighten the bolt, attach the hands, find a battery, hang on the wall.
TADA!!
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isn't it? I'm planning on making a bag out of it!
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