Rolled Paper Clock




Do you have a lot of brochures but no wall clock at home?
Then I have the solution!
You can make a fancy wall clock without tools and with simple materials.
Supplies
- cardboard box or cardboard (I used a 20x20x5cm cardboard box)
- papers (I used market flyers)
- clock mechanism kit
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Foto
- glue
- paint and brushes (optional)
Preparation



At the beginning I glued the corners and the center of the box.
Then I colored the cardboard white.
The brochure was torn in three different sizes.
- big rectangle 18x15cm
- small rectangle 8x15cm
- stripes 6x29cm
Rolling the Paper





I've wrapped the rectangular papers diagonally and then rolled it up.
I rolled the stripes with the direction to the long side, as you can see in the video.
Glue Together


In the center of the clock i didn't place any rolled paper but a printed piece of a map. Then the clock mechanism was placed at the center. The clock hands must be able to rotate free, so don't place rolled paper near the center. I placed the bigger rolled papers at the outer sides and the smaller ones near the center. The stripes were glued around the box as a frame.
Finished



That´s it!
The wall clock is only made with 3-4 materials in 3 steps, very low cost and a lot of imagination :)