Altered Clock Frame

Hi everyone! It's Suzna and I'm back with crazy creative project. Yes mixed media Prima Marketing metal frame.Today I'd like to show you one of the projects I decided to put real clock inside frame - I'm sure you remember my Altered tuna tin art   

 

  

I create texture and color for backgrounds…its basically the same way do in canvas.

So today I will Show you and Give you Ideas how to make your own Altered frame

Here I have basic tutorial pics.

Step 1. Choose your favorite metal frame from Prima Marketing  

Step 2. Which is very flexible to remove and attach the frame like this 

Step 3. Make a hole in center for attach the clock motor.

   

 

Step 4. Select clock design depends on needle

  

 

I choose numbers

 

Step 5. Cover the whole frame area with a coat of black Gesso

Step 6. Decorate 2 sides of the frame with flower

 

Step 7. By using mode podge & 3D matt gel i attach the bandage cloth and prima art stone on the outer side of frame

 

  

Stencil design on background 

 

Step 8. Again 1 layer of black gesso, and thine layer touch up with white gesso   

 

Step 9. Randomly start coloring with Prima acrylic metallic colors, Mainly outer part of frame - Royal red, Emerald green, Steampunk copper & Olive green.

Inside frame : Aqua rose, Viva inka gold 

 

Step 10. Once it done coloring, i decorate my frame with metal charms, Prima flowers, preserved mosses etc 

 

Below image you can see, I attach Prima metal charm : bottle cap. But my clock needle cant move, so i removed that design and i choose thine metal round design charm 

 

Adding more texture with plaid craft product.

 

 

 

Few more decoration 

 

Inside view is so dark, so i painted with Prima acrylic Aqua rose 

 

I hope you are a bit inspired and you enjoyed 

Some more close ups 

 

 

 

 

Thank you for stopping by

Hugs 

Suzna

Supplies Used

Prima Marketing Metal frame

Prima Marketing Metal charms

Prima Marketing Acrylic Colors

Prima Marketing Flowers

Prima Marketing Mediums

Prima Marketing Stencil

Bird-on-a-branch Metal Charm

Dark Moss Paint : Plaid Craft

Make your own resin embellishments

Hello everyone

Are you all ready for some ice resin fun.  I want to share with you all some more projects using ice resin. And to make it more fun i will combine them with various mediums.

Here is a detailed start to finish video of how to make resin embellishments on your own  here.

And here is what i have created with my resin embellishments. A shabby chic altered clock for valentines day.

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Materials used

Ice Resin
Alterations Clock
Distress paint Tattered Rose
Distress paint Picket Fence

Distress paint Tarnished Bronze
Distress pad Tattered Rose
Distress pad vintage photo
Key charm
Mulberry flowers
Mulberry leaves
Miniature chair
Martha Stewart moulds
Heat tool
Glossy accents
Pearl Glitter
Prima Fairy Rhymes paper pad
E 6000
Shabby Chic Resin embellishments
Shabby Chic Resin embellishments
Gold embossing powder
Versamark
Stamps

Ink blending Tool

Gesso

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Ashmita Roy

Altered Clock

Hello everyone!
As you all know the theme for this month is - All about Embellishments! What a super fun theme for an embellishments addict like me hehe!
I decided to alter the Tim Holtz Assemblage Clock!
Hope you all like it!

 That super cute nest is from the store!

Instructions- I started with painting the base with gesso and paints, then layered it with some laces from my stash and finally decorated it with various charms, pretty mulberry flowers and resin flowers available at the store! We have some gorgeous collection of charms! From that cute 3d sewing machine to that royal key you'll find all at the store!

Hope you all liked my project dont forget to leave some love!
Hugs
Anchal Sapra

PRODUCT DETAILS
Ideology Assemblage clock
Liquid pearl
Prima Swirls
Resin Flowers
3d sewing machine charm
Angel wing charm
Bird with nest charm
Dress charm
Hanger Charm
Princess comb charm
Hand mirror- oval
Key charm
Light pink micro roses
Poppy rose flower

Altered Clock Tutorial

Hello everyone!
How are you all doing? I hope you all are enjoying the awesome tutorials my fellow DT's are posting! So today its my turn to post a video tutorial for all of you. I'm so excited!
The project that i will be making today is this altered Tim Holtz clock. Isn't is pretty? I wanted to make something rusty and grunge! I've used a few new products in altering this clock.

The first new product i have used is the Prima color bloom sprays! They are sooo awesome! I've fallen in love with them. We have all 22 shades available at our store. Do check them out at Crafters Corner- Color Bloom Sprays!

The second new product i used is Studio 490- Metallic Gold Embossing paste This is an awesome product its similar to the molding paste we use but it comes in gold and it has one awesome quality. If you use the embossing paste over a background created with mists or distress inks it absorbs some of it and adds the colour to its own tinge.

Now moving to the video. Here it is! Sit back and watch . P.s- ignore me getting out of focus at times i move my project a lot while working. Incase you have any query please feel free to ask. I'd love to help!

List of supplies used-
1) Tim Holtz Assemblage Clock
2)Prima Bloom spray- Worn Leather
3)Prima Bloom Spray- Gold Foil
4)Tim Holtz Die cuts
5)Studio 490 Gold Embossing paste
6)Prima Fairy Rhymes Crystal swirls
7)French pasty doily die
8)Distress ink- Rusty Hindge
9)Distress ink- Tea Dye
10)Chandelier Charm
11)Clock charm
12)3D Bird cage charm
13)Tiny Bird cage
14)Tonic Scissor
15)Craft Sheet
16)Ranger heat tool
Mullberry flowers, lace from my stash.

Hope you all enjoyed the tutorial.
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Thanks for stopping by!
Hugs
Anchal Sapra