Took my fence piece and cleaned it up.
Then I watered down some cream acrylic paint and white washed the whole thing.
Next, I made a compass with a nail and a piece of string. I used a small paint brush instead of a pencil.
I then went back over it with a thicker paint brush.
My awesome neighbor let be borrow her cricut and I cut out an I,V,and X and used them as stencils. I used watered down black paint.
Here she is with all her numbers...
Then I sanded her down. All around the edges, each number and the circle to tone down the black.
Now she needed a little rusting. I combined red, yellow and brown paint with a little water and rubbed it over all the holes.
And here she is in all of her fabulousness!
Can't you just hear the roosters crowin? I love this...don't you? Thanks to the girlies over at .....Alchemy Junk. I'm linking up to Shanty2Chic's Party





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Love This - I have seen these on a few blogs and I can't wait to do one!!
ReplyDeleteOh, thats beautiful! I love the white wash and your choice of font for the numbers (err, letters). It put just the right touch on it to make it uniquely yours!
ReplyDeletethat is fab!! your tutorial is great and i love your finished clock.
ReplyDeleteIt looks great. I love it. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful!
ReplyDeleteawesome! great idea!
ReplyDeleteLove this project and your blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog and for your lovely comment.
I just LOVE this! So different from any thing else...just BEAUTIFUL! ~Bridgette
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL! You did an amazing job. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is delish! I Love old barn wood (or anything like unto it!)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness I love how that turned out. I heart vintage shabby stuff like this!
ReplyDeleteThat turned out great. They sell giant clock hands at Michaels & on Ebay if you wanted to make it a real clock. I've got one over my mantle (you can see it on my blog). Thanks for sharing it at the Power of Paint Party!
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT! Lezlee
ReplyDeletesuper cute! Awesome ideas!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I'll have to pass this onto a friend that has several old fence boards laying around. She will love this idea! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI have not seen this anywhere-I love it! You did a great job!
ReplyDelete~Nancy
How cute... it looks great! :)
ReplyDeleteYou clock gals are killing me. I thought I'd be the first to try this and I haven't even found my wood yet! :) Love your version!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up to SNS!
FJ Donna
Oh that is awesome! That is the coolest one that I have seen! Makes me want to go tear some fences down!
ReplyDeleteKelly @ www.makeitsparklymama.blogspot.com
Lovely project! Now I have to start looking for a fence!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of materials that you already had. I'm loving it!
ReplyDeleteCindy at Lakewood
Well done! Love the size!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! So cute!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love your version with the fence section! I bought a piece of knotty plywood for mine...haven't started it yet...
ReplyDeleteLove, love LOVE your blog. First time I came here and have to say love at first sight. Have to become a reader, so I can come visit more often!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Finland!
- Jaana
What a very cute idea! I love it! I also wanted to thank you for visiting my blog. I'm now a follower, I can't wait to see what else I can learn from you.
ReplyDeleteMichelle
Love it! Come link your cute tute at my party: Thursday's Treasures!!
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You Go Girl!!!! your hubby Linc
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