Acrylic Paint Pour Clock: Start to Finish
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- čas přidán 5. 04. 2019
- Colors used: Phthalo Blue, Lt. Blue Violet, Cerulean Blue, Payne's Gray, Prussian Blue, Metallic Blue, Sky Blue Light, Rustoleum Silver Glitter paint, White
Link to 5" clock parts for 12" album: www.etsy.com/listing/59420044...
Link to 4 1/2" clock parts for smaller clock: www.etsy.com/listing/19261583...
I apologize, I forgot to mention the numbers were cut from silver metallic cardstock with a Tim Holtz Sizzix die called Block Talk.
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Thank you so much for having a clock video that actually shows how to assemble the clock . Very helpful!!
Thank you!
Very creative. So pretty. Thank you for your teaching.
Jo Ann Golis thank you!
Love your blue clock.
Excellent tutorial.!! Exactly what I was looking for. Great job
Wendy Phillips Thank you!
Omg!!! I just love this. My husband just told me some one ask if he collected albums, his answer was yes. I had no idea that he had old, Old albums in the garage for 1 year. Can you believe it. At least 40!!!! I was like clocks for Christmas gifts. This is a excellent time for me to start making them. Thank you so much for the video. Great gift ideas! You work is amazing!!!
Thank you! They make great Christmas gifts!
Very pretty can’t wait to try to make one
Thank you!
love your work
Thank you!
New sub!!! this is my next project!!! Thank you for explaining the clock mechanism!!!
You’re welcome! ☺️
This was so helpful!! I'm gonna paint my first records today :) Wish me luck!
art by CNiko thank you, hope it went well!
Thank you so much!! Wasn't sure if you put the numbers on before or after the resin and didn't know what size clock works to get. I had so many questions about making a clock and you answered every one of them.
You’re welcome, I’m glad it was helpful!
I searched until I found you! I love this tutorial. The only thing missing is how you finished the back. Otherwise, it's my go to for this. Thanks so much!
Michelle Collins thank you! Sorry, I guess I didn’t show that did I?!
@@liquidartebykriss550, black paint maybe?
@@karenstrong8887 I don’t do anything with the back 😊
Superbe !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Claudine Riduet thank you! 💜
An outstanding tutorial, can't wait to try this, can you use a pin vice to drill out the hole after, or what about keeping the hole open during the process? so for example, poking the hole after the paint pour and then again after the resin pour, it's difficult for me to use a drill as I am bedbound, (or do you have to use a drill anyway in the case the hole in the vinyl is too small for clock mechanism)? Thanks so much for such an inspiring and informative tutorial
Rachel Lewis I think you would have to use a drill bit because the clock mechanism is a bit smaller than the record hole.
Marvelous job you are very thorough and I am a beginner so thank you very much and I'm poor LOL I was wanting to ask you I ended up and bought polyurethane the quick-drying because I am not crazy about the spray anymore I want to make sure things last but I haven't used it yet I am asking you if I can. Or if I should use something else.please and thank you very much,Especially for explaining things so well. I must say though LOL that torch made me jerk backwards I don't think I've ever seen the fire shoot out like that on the other videos videos so kudos to you I would probably burn the house down..lol. I have just started to learn that I don't have to move fast and to slow down and mainly do not panic ..thanks again and God bless!
Thank you! You can certainly try it, I would test on something small at first, some of those products can turn your project yellow :(. The torch takes some getting used to for sure!
Beautiful! Thank you so much for the tutorial!
May I ask what a clock like this sells for??
Debbie thank you! Sorry I’m not sure I can post prices on here.
I use cheap dollar store Pam in the bottom of my cup, works great too!
Hi. I have painted my first 2 clocks and I am about to put mechanism on. The hands have a little lip on one side at the hole, do you put the lip downwards or facing upwards as I cannot tell from your video. Which I must admit the video of your LP clock is very informative and I didn't know where to start untill I watched this. I have had great fun doing the 2 clocks. Thank you very much
Gosh I’m not sure, but thinking down? I’m glad you are enjoying it!
Beautiful clock! Thank you so much for the tutorial! May I ask, how thick is the piece of cork you put on the back of the album?
Thank you, I believe about 1/2” thick
@@liquidartebykriss550 thank you so much
Love your creative idea with the numbers. It’s hard to tell the size of them. Are they 1, 1.5, or 2 inches.
Thanks, they are about 1 1/4”
Where do you get the cork from? This is a great tutorial, thank you!
You can purchase it on Amazon and probably find it at Michael’s, Hobby Lobby or even Walmart 🙂
I have resigned 3 wooden stool seats 14 inch round. 3-/1/2 pounds. What kind of clock mechanism shall I use?
Dianne Davis I would use the one with 5” hands or see if she offers a set a bit longer. I put the link to the Etsy store I buy from in the video description.
Really beautiful!!!
What kind of paints did you use?
I use acrylic paints with a pouring medium. Thank you!
Great tutorial..thank you. Could you provide the website for the clock template, please. I looked on Etsy and can’t seem to get to the website to download the template. Thank you.
Here you go dhorcas.com/Downloads/Clockdialtemplate.pdf
@@liquidartebykriss550 thank you
Hi beautiful clock . Can I ask where did you get the cork from and what size is it ?
They were 12” squares which I cut down to 2 x w”
When doing acrylic pours do you get paint for pouring or thin out acrylic paint?
I add pouring medium to my paints
Where do I find the printable clock template please ?? Loved your video,thank you.
Thank you! Here’s the link Leanne dhorcas.com/Downloads/Clockdialtemplate.pdf
Can you tell me how did you clean the back? And did you remove the piece of cork you had on the back?
Phyllis LewisEvans I don’t clean the back. The cork is used to stabilize it and keep it upright when hung.
@@liquidartebykriss550 thanks for responding. I'm going to try this project.
I haven't done any resin yet, but I'd varnish the clock. Would you put the numbers on first or varnish and then put the numbers on?
I think I would put the numbers on first Barbara.
Thank you
what epoxy resin did you use for the top?
Charmaine Mcdonough I use Artist Resin from Counter Culture DIY. You can use coupon code KRISS for $5 off a $40 order 🙂
How do you get the paper off the middle of the record for the side you pour on?
I don’t take it off, I leave it and just spray primer on it so it doesn’t bleed through
Where did you get the paper to get the numbers right and in order from etsy
Tasha Woodard it’s on her website dhorcas.com/Downloads/Clockdialtemplate.pdf
@@liquidartebykriss550 thank you so much
Where can you buy your artwork? Prices?
Avril Walker I have a website at www.liquidarte.com. Hoping to get more items loaded today 😊
spettacolare, bellissimo, dove compra i numeri? in qualche sito?
sono stati tagliati con una fustella, potresti usare un Cricut
Will you share the link to the template circle? Thanks.
dhorcas.com/Downloads/Clockdialtemplate.pdf 🙂
Where did you get the numbers and what size are they?
They are a Sizzix die and approx 1 1/2” tall
Hi honey
I’m having a hard time finding the template for the number placement.. I know it’s been a while but do you remember what site on Etsy you obtained it? Ty
Her Etsy store is closed, but she still sells clock parts, here’s the link for the clock number placement dhorcas.com/Downloads/Clockdialtemplate.pdf
@@liquidartebykriss550 ty hon
Hello very nice what size are the numbers
Thank you! I believe they are 1”
Do you still make the clocks? The link from Etsy is no longer good, where do you purchase you clock parts currently? Thanks for the video and your clock is beautiful ❤️
I do make them but haven’t ordered parts in a bit. This is the person I have ordered from in the past. www.dhorcas.com
@@liquidartebykriss550 thank you I will check it out!
I’m not finding that thick cork or the resin spreading tool at HL, Michael’s or Walmart. Found a set of 6 spreaders on Etsy for $6.00 but they want almost $9.00 to ship them🥺. Only one one Amazon & it was $9.00. Ridiculous.
I’m sorry, I had found it at HL. I also use my gloved hand or the popsicle stick I mix the resin with Kathy. You could use corckboard tiles for walls, maybe that would be easier to find. I have seen those at Walmart.
What sizes shaft do I need?
1/2” with hanger
What is the resin that you use?
I use Counter Culture Artist Resin, you can use coupon code KRISS for $5 off your $40 order if you like
Can u share what materials you need for beginners ?
Michelle to make a clock, or for paint pouring in general?
Paint poring in general . I want to attempt all these cool tricks that we can do with these paints , but not sure what material is needed
Michelle Hernandez this is a link to how I mix my paints czcams.com/video/hlXvCP0n_j8/video.html. That will give you a general idea on paints and pouring medium. Then you just need something to pour on. I started on the cheap multi packs of canvases, albums are inexpensive at thrift stores, and ceramic tiles are fun to pour and inexpensive. 🙂
When did Julie use that PM mix? We don’t strain Aussie Floetrol because it has no lumps or strings in it. How do you get the paint off of the back of the clock please? Thank you for telling me how to do it. 🌸
It’s been a while ago Karen
@@liquidartebykriss550, I don’t know why I decided to make a clock. I can’t be left alone for a minute. 😂🌸❤️
@@karenstrong8887 there’s nothing wrong with that! Wait until, you start pouring on furniture! 😂