20 Unusual and Creative DIY Clocks

Why don’t you make your old, boring clock to look like the best piece of art. Here are some cool ideas of how to make interesting clocks. Hurry up the clock is ticking…

1. Make a clock out of your family pictures.

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2. All you need is wooden sticks.

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3. Reuse your old magazines and make a colorful clock.

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4. Very unusual clock made out of ties.

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5. Cool 3D clock.

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6. Reuse the old cans and turn them into a clock.

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7. Little, cute picture frames can make your wall look amazing.

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8. You can sеw old vintage buttons and make a clock.

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9. Very interesting clock made out of wheel.

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10. Roll playing cubes and guess the time.

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11. Make artistic clock with glued draws.

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12. Eco friendly silhouette clock.

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13. Paint old, wooden board and make it look interesting.

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14. Adorable crocheted clock.

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15. This is interesting idea for your kitchen.

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16. If you are a sneakers lover this is the clock for you.

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17. You can always use your old books to do something creative.

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18. Use your favorite old tea cups to make a lovely clock.

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19. Simple but cute idea, plastic bowls turned into a clock.

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20. You can decorate your old clock with toilet paper rolls.

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Draggy is a blog writer, a single mother of two children, and holds a degree in architecture. With a passion for design and a love for the outdoors, Draggy combines her professional background and personal experiences to create engaging content. When she's not writing about architecture, Draggy enjoys hiking and exploring nature, finding inspiration in the world around her. Her work reflects her creativity, resilience, and dedication to balancing family life with her professional pursuits.