I’ve been wanting to Mod Podge a clock for awhile, so I was tickled when I found this one by Sarah at Blue Castle. Sarah is great at seeing that something can be salvaged and then executing her vision using a wide variety of supplies including Mod Podge and spray paint. You know I love Mod Podge, but I also secretly love spray paint and that is what Sarah used to revamp this clock. To get the look, simply spray paint your clock (or basecoat and then paint) and then add a graphic using Mod Podge to the front.
Of course you’ll make sure to remove the clock mechanism beforehand, won’t you? Or at least cover it so you don’t get Mod Podge in there, right?
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That is a very cool looking clock!
oooh, this is SO cute! i love vintage-inspired clocks, and this would look great in a funky retro kitchen!
This is a cute idea, you know what it reminded me of? A fluted pan, can’t remember what they are used for, if you could find an old metal one. That would work great! Love this blog.
That clock is made of so much awesome.
So cute, by the way, loving the new pic, you’re a hoot!
Super cute….what a great idea
Thank you for the feature, Amy!
I love that your blog is dedicated to one of the things I can’t live without – Mod Podge. So much fun.
FYI: I had a reader suggest that you can use tart pans for this clock. They would work beautifully for this project.
Thanks again, Amy – YOU rock.
That is super cute. Love it.
Mod Podge and clocks…sounds like a good time. (haha…)
Thanks for the comments everyone – and thanks for the giveaway link Morgan!
Parrotts, that was pretty funny.
Sarah, you rock too! xo