Today's gift is a fun clock made out of 5x5" canvases designed by Scott Cotner-Young.
Father's Day ClockSupply List:
Head Jiggle,
Kissing Book,
Cliffs of Insanity, Chotchkie & Kellerman Type Brown Rub-ons. Other: 2 5x5" canvases, MM paint, Basic Grey & K&Co rub-ons, Color Box Chalk ink pad in Chestnut Roan.
Instructions:
Paint both canvases with acrylic paint color of choice and allow to dry.
For Clock side:
1.) Cut 2 layers of chipboard the dimensions of the opening in the back of the canvas. Glue together and adhere to inside back of canvas for stability.
2.) Determine center of canvas and create hole for clock works to come through. (I used a hole punch and hammer with canvas laying face down and punching from the back side of the canvas)
3.) Cut out design from patterned paper for center of clock and punch hole in center, ink edges and attach to center of canvas matching center holes.
4.) Using clock template, mark points lightly with pencil for hours.
5.) Use rub-on alphas at each point to create hours. (Father’s Day). I used dots as spacers for #’s 4&8.
6.) Use additional rub-ons as accents as desired
7.) Ink edges of canvas
8.) Cover back side of canvas with patterned paper, leaving a small opening in the center for the clock works to go through. This opening will be covered by clock itself.
9.) Insert the clock works mechanism through the back of the canvas and secure to frame of canvas with glue dots.
10.) On front side, attach clock hands according to product directions.
For the layout side:
1.) Crop photo to 2”x2” and print
2.) Cut strip of patterned paper 2”x5”, ink edges and attach to canvas
3.) Attach photo to canvas
4.) Attach 2 photo anchors. I put brad through photo and flared out points then used glue dots to attach photo anchors to canvas. I did not poke brads through the canvas.
5.) Use desired rub-ons to embellish canvas
6.) Cover back side of canvas with patterned paper.
7.) Ink all edges
To hinge canvases together: Place canvases front sides together, determine hinge placement and screw together.
I love you daddy cardSupply List:
Penmanship Practice Black,
Great Grid Black, Calendar Counts White,
Traditional Date markers, Maggie White Rub-ons, white cardstock, ribbon.
Instructions:
1.) Cut a 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" piece of white cardstock and fold in half so you have a 5-1/2" x 4-1/4" card.
2.) Cut a 5-1/4" x 4" piece of Great Grid Black, and adhere to the center of the card.
3.) Cut a 2-1/2" x 4" piece on Penmanship Practice Black and adhere to the top of the Great Grid Black block (make sure the lines are running horizontally).
4.) Peel and stick the month of June from the Calendar Counts to the bottom left corner and then add the Father's Day sticker slighting overlapping the calendar.
5.) Add rub-ons and the ribbon and your done!
Posted by Kayla
matching leaves and covered them with paper, these were strung on the ring along with ribbons from SavvynSassy. I printed a contact sheet of photos and used these small images throughout the album along with my journaling."
