My Altered Journey Clock... by Guest Designer Jess B.

Hello Everyone! Jess B. here today with a fun and "TIMELY" project to share.

In my young adult age I was called "Touch-n-Go". I'd traveled constantly visiting friends and exploring their states when possible. I knew how to turn 2 weeks of vacation to 6 travels a year. I've traveled from Florida to California to Europe. 

Today I'm sharing an altered clock I purchased at the neighborhood thrift shop for $2.00. I used a mini hexagon ice mold from Outset and Unity Stamp Co - Life is a journey.

I prepared Amazing Casting Resin®. I put 3 drops of Alumilite Yellow and Black Dyes® into my mixing/pouring cup, pour in Part "A" with Popsicle stick provided and then added Part "B" and started to mix until there were no more swirls.

I poured the yellow resin into the flexible ice mold and I poured the black resin on top of the rubber stamp (sorry that I did not take a picture of this process). I wasn't sure if was going to be a failure or not but it came out beautiful. I removed the resin when cured and trimmed edges with scissors while it's still a little pliable.

When I do this again, I will mask off the edges of the stamp

with painter's tape to make a clean edge.

I used patterned paper from American Crafts - Travel

and arranged my resin pieces with E-6000 adhesive.

I reassembled the clock popped in a new battery

and it now hangs on my wall in my craft room.

This fun clock will always put a smile on my face

and inspire my children to travel the world.

Where do you want to travel?

I would love to hear what your answer is and what you would LOVE to create with Amazing Mold Putty... please leave a comment and your link below!

To see more of my work, please CLICK HERE to visit my blog "thatzuneek".

Thanks for stopping by! 

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