Who doesn't have a clock at home? These gadgets help us to mark us the time, It is sometimes essential for a person. Clocks are essential to guide you through the routine of life, although sometimes they make you want to throw them out the window when you wake up in the morning.
Therefore, today I present you this beautiful craft of making your own wall clock recycling old-fashioned magazine sheets. In this way, we favor the recycling of paper while taking care of the environment.
Materials
- 24 sheets of magazines of the same size.
- Battery-powered clock mechanism.
- Pen or pencil.
- Scissors.
- Long needle or thread.
- Transparent tape.
- Two transparent CDs.
- Embroidery thread.
- Cardboard.
Our Process
- Roll up all the magazine sheets to form tubes of the same size. For this, we help ourselves with the pencil or the pen.
- When we have all the tubes made, we will carry out a fold, so that there are 3/3 left, and one is facing the other two.
- Pass a needle with thread to join just that fold, and tie a knot so that it is fixed.
- We must do this process with all the tubes to form the clock.
- We will place one of the CD on top of the clock and another from behind, matching the holes.
- We will cut a cardboard circle of the same diameter as the CD and we will stick it on it.
- Finally, we will go through the cardboard to place the clock mechanism.
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Source - Home Crafts