What a productive day of flea marketing, garage sales, and thrifting. Okay, so I've been thinking I need something to go here:
I ran across a lazy susan at Goodwill for $3. It seemed like the perfect size for a clock. I needed paint and Grafix Rub-onz, all of which I already had. I went ahead and dry brushed the lazy susan with colors from the room. Next, I used some digital scrapbooking numbers and printed them onto the Rub-onz. Then, I carefully cut around the numbers with an extremely small border. The Rub-onz will leave a halo effect around the image rubbed on. My wonderful hubby routered out a spot for the clock mechanize, which I also had already. After about an hour, this is what I ended up with:
I'm linking up with DIY Show Off project parade.
Your clock turned out wonderful and it is perfect for your empty wall space. Love the oars and your slipcovered sofa. I am not familiar with Grafix Rub-onz. I'll have to check these out.
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In just a matter of days, I am watching you completely transform this room.. It is like watching a flower bloom with a time-lapse camera!
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That clock looks gorgeous and is perfect in that formerly empty spot! I love the way it looks, very vintage and chic. Now I'm looking for a wood round I can use to make my own!
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks awesome! It is just what that wall needed. I was at Pottery Barn this weekend and they had similar oars like you have on your wall, but they were like $100 each! Ouch. This room is really coming together. Love it.
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