​Hand-Made Neptun Wall Clock

You'll need:

Exposed root;

Paint for vintage decoration of gray and light-brown colors;

Wax for wood;

Flint paper (120 garininess);

Clock drive;

Circle pattern for clock;

Photoboard of white, vanilla, yellow, apricot and ultramarine colors;

Pencils - white, hot pink, blue and brown colors;

Shells and other sea accessories;

Colorful glassy pebbles;

Varnish markers of white, red and black colors;

Natural brush;

Scissors;

Mathematical compass;

Glue.

Instructions

Paint the pattern for wall clock with paint for vintage decor. To do this, first apply a gray paint, allow to dry, apply a layer of wax, leave it to dry again and apply a light-brown paint, which should not completely cover the surface of the workpiece. After all layers have dried, carefully sand some sections of the workpiece with flint paper.

For a lifebuoy, draw a circle on a white photocardboard using a compass (the diameter of the outer contour is 8 cm, the diameter of the inner contour is 5 cm), draw red fields with a varnish marker, and shade the edges with a blue pencil, rubbing the pencil marks with the tip of your finger.

Details of Neptune are first drawn on a piece of paper, and then transferred to the photocardboard of the corresponding colors and cut. Draw a blush, a mouth and shade the details with pencils of suitable colors.

With varnish markers, draw eyes, glare on the eyes, nose and jewelry on the crown. Glue all the parts together in accordance with the photo and after drying make cutouts.

Glue Neptune with a lifebuoy to the watch blank. Glue pieces of driftwood, seafood and colored glass pebbles instead of numbers. On the workpiece, install a clockwork with arrows.