Tick Tock goes the Clock

Hello all! If you are like me and have two children at home, this years school year looks a bit different. For our district, they are starting us out online. This means two children need to be able to keep on time. What better way to teach them time than now right?!  

I grabbed my Kingston Crafts Essentials 84 count Paper Pack and (2) basic clocks from Lowe's for $8 ea. to make my daughters clock and did a print and cut for my son's. 

One thing I love to mix and match is vinyl with paper. I find it easier to add vinyl to a project that cut and pasting paper on paper. 

Any chance I get to use up my vinyl scraps, I jump on it! 

It makes the adhesion process so much quicker doing it this way.

 I took advantage of the double sided paper in the Kingston Crafts Essentials 84 count Paper Pack. If you notice, every other pedal is larger squiggly lines.

This back of the clock is hallowed out. I needed some way to adhere my pedals so I created this quick ring.

For my son's clock, I simply printed and cut the characters (from Krafty Nook) after attaching the seconds.

Materials Used:

• Paper
• Kingston Crafts Essentials
• Kingston Crafts Essentials 84 count Paper Pack
• Die Cut Machine
• Silhouette Cameo 4
• Silhouette Studio-Business Edition

FTC disclaimer: I received some of these products for free but was not compensated for writing this post. To view my complete disclaimer, click here