Make a Faux Cuckoo Clock
by heather

I love this faux cuckoo clock made by flickr user Nofury. I love the cuckoo clock motif, but you can adapt this project to reflect anything you love. You could paint a faux grandfather clock, or any kind of scene or object you like.
Nofury painted a piece of wood (some stenciling, some hand painting), sealed it, drilled a hole in it and added the clock works. My favorite detail is the shrink plastic bird attached to the second hand. You can use recycled #6 plastic (the kind in clear takeout containers) to make shrinkie things.
You can find wooden plaques at the dollar store that would be perfect for this project. You can find a clock at the dollar store and dismantle it to make a custom clock, or you can buy a clock kit for about $5.
Project Estimate:
- Wooden plaque, $1
- Clock, $1
- Paint, $1
- Sealant, $1
- Drill, on hand
Total cost: $4








Oh, Heather… I adore you more and more every day! While I probably would not make this project (sorry!), the link to the tutorial on using #6 plastic for Shrinky Dinks??!! Green AND awesome?! Bees knees, baby. (And thanks for stopping by my little blog… thanks more for your encouragement!)
is there a stencil for this? or do you create your own design?
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