I don't like to throw away any scrap supawood or MDF that I have lying around, and since I use so much for projects on Home-Dzine.co.za. there is always guaranteed to be plenty of scraps.
Small projects are great for using up scraps and this decorative clock is a fairly simple project with stunning results. I used 6mm supawood/MDF, but you can use any thickness you have. Just bear in mind that the thicker it is - the harder to cut.
Small projects are great for using up scraps and this decorative clock is a fairly simple project with stunning results. I used 6mm supawood/MDF, but you can use any thickness you have. Just bear in mind that the thicker it is - the harder to cut.
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Find a nice design that you like, or freehand your design, and transfer this onto your supawood/MDF.
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Creativeman
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Sep 3, 2012. 8:10 AMReplyGreat work! I'm subscribing.
Tania Schier
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Aug 31, 2012. 2:15 PMReply
I loved
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emilyvanleemput
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Aug 4, 2012. 12:52 AMReplythese are soooooo fantastic!
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SelkeyMoonbeam
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Jul 31, 2012. 2:52 PMReplyYou should enter this in the Hurricane Lasers Contest! http://www.instructables.com/contest/hurricanelasers/
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Dream Dragon
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Jul 29, 2012. 6:09 AMReplyVery interesting project. I like the use of layering for a shadow 3D effect.
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wold630
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Jul 28, 2012. 10:13 AMReplyReally cute idea! I love the blue one!
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Penolopy Bulnick
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Jul 27, 2012. 10:55 AMReplyThat is really beautiful! I love the 3D look!
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dezine (author)
in reply to Jul 27, 2012. 11:05 AMReplyThanks a lot!
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