Introduction: Upcycled, Reused and Recycled Glowing Clock.
Step 1: Whats Needed.
Clock, needs a side lip (to attach glasses to.)
12 plastic drinking glasses or 6 if you wish to cut in half. (i will not be instructing this)
Lamp wire, 2 colours would make it easier.
12,1/8 IP Steel Running Thread lamp nipples, 1" lenght.
24, 1/8" nexnuts, 24 washers for lamp nipple.
12 chandelire base sockets.
2 x lamp wire plugs.
1 power cord with on/off switch and plug
Electric tape.
12 night lite bulbs.
Equipment to do the job.
Drill with 1/8 " drill bit.
screw driver.
lamp wire stripper or scissors
Step 2: Drill Holes in the Middle of Glasses.
Find center on the bottom (most plastic glasses have a mark ) drill hole.
Please note that this glass has been cut in half so the hole is not in the center.
Step 3: Hole to Attache Glass to Clock
Step 4: Wire Light Bulb Socket
Cut 12 x 3" to 6" of EL wire. Strip each end. Make a Mark with a marker pen on one of the wires (make sure its the same wire on all of the socket wires). Screw wire to socket and wrap El tape around socket. Make sure you attach all the wire's the same way on all sockets.
Step 5: Attached Glass to Clock Frame.
Screw socket to nipple, add washer then thread nipple through glass and clock frame. Add washer and secure with hex nut.
Step 6: Wire Up.
You have 2 different wires (male and female or black and white) Start to join all males together ( twist ends together) from No 7 to No 8 then No 8 to No 9 and so on. Till No 6.You may need some extra long pices of wire to add lenght for joining these wires together. When all are joined together do the other wire. You should have 2 loose wires at No 6 .Attach the power cord (with the plug on.) Secure with the wire plugs and tape all joints.
Step 7: Clock Face
Clock face has had a face lift. Its up to you. Secure clcock face back to clock frame.





