Introduction: MONOPOLY CLOCK
I found an old old old Monopoly game and thought it would be cool to turn it into a clock, so I did! I even used the box, These old game boxes are very hard to find. The box from the 50"s has a tiny image of the board on the cover and it make an awesome center for the clock!
Step 1: Have Fun
Have fun designing the clock, I made a fan like collage around the clock. I did it in layers and used thin layers of elmers glue so everything secured flat. too much elmers makes the paper, especially the $
wrinkle. The paper is very thin.
wrinkle. The paper is very thin.
Step 2: Supplies
The supplies are
The game, the box
elmers glue
Spray polyurethane
clock parts (most craft supply stores sell battery run clocks to use in craft projects,
I mounted my stuff on a 13 inch masonite circle. You can use whatever works. make sure you drill a hole in the center to mount the clock.
The game, the box
elmers glue
Spray polyurethane
clock parts (most craft supply stores sell battery run clocks to use in craft projects,
I mounted my stuff on a 13 inch masonite circle. You can use whatever works. make sure you drill a hole in the center to mount the clock.
Step 3: Chance Community Chest
Step 4: Property Cards
Step 5: Houses and Hotels
I used the hotels to represent 3-6-9
I used houses in differnt mulitples to represent even numbers and the little players to represent odds.
I used houses in differnt mulitples to represent even numbers and the little players to represent odds.
Step 6: Dice
and of course double 6 represents 12 o'clock
One of those original gren die was missing. If anyone has one I would love to have it!
One of those original gren die was missing. If anyone has one I would love to have it!