My extraordinary friend Richard loves clocks . . . so much
so that he's got a two story section of wall covered with them. The joy of them wears a little thin when the
two annual time changes roll around and it takes a very long ladder to re-set
them, but Richard is only in his mid-eighties and is more than willing to
cope. Which is why I call him
"extraordinary". Naturally,
his birthday card features a clock theme . . .
I've collected a stash of watch and clock parts for years
because I really love the intricate look of them, so it was fun to put them to
work here. The problem was adhering
them, as there's not that much solid metal surface to work with. I decided that two-sided glue dots were the
best solution as they're so strong. But
even the smallest dots left some glue exposed, so I dusted them with a dark
gold glitter that works well with the aged brass of the clockworks. Not too much pizzazz - just a bit of shimmery
interest . . .
Cardstock: Papers by Catherine Ivory, Bazzill Raven
Stamps: Lasting Impressions Watch
Face, PSX Pocket Watch
Inks: Gina K Amalgam,
Colorbox Gold
Emb Powder: Ranger Gold
Dies: Gina Marie Stitched
Rounded Squares, Cheery Lynn
Wings,
Memory Box Grosgrain Ribbons, DieVersions
text
Noodles
Emb Folder: Darice Clock
Background
Doo Dads: Watch parts, Stamp’n
Around glitter Gold Dust
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