This gorgeous handmade antique grandfather clock was sitting sadly at a thrift store with a $10 clearance tag. It took an afternoon to convert it into this beautiful bookcase, come see how I did it.
The last open studio ever! Held at The Modern Cottage Company Studio - Tacoma Studio is behind the home, it has it's own entrance. Address will be provided prior to date. Limit is 6 people per date, 3 hours. Must bring your own project. A good example is a set of matching side tables or a small desk/dresser. Be mindful of the space but it is best to bring a project you want to work on to make best use of your time. This is not a formal class, but I am there to help. You have access to all of my supplies. Primer, basic paint colors, wax, brushes, glaze. Basic paint colors I will have available are white, off white, navy, red, light grey, dark grey, black, green. You can use these colors to mix your own custom color. Most open studio participates take up the full 3 hours. It is a fun way to get that project done that you have had in your garage! $89 non refundable
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London designer Ryan McElhinney has made a grandfather clock covered in discarded plastic toys. Called Westminster Chiming Grandfather Clock, the product was made by bonding the toys together and coating them in white polyurethane. It chimes every 15 minutes. See also: Mc Elhinney's work exhibited at Trash Luxe at LibertyRecycled Toy Furniture by Greg Lynn
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I had always wanted to build a grandfather clock case and was given the incentive when a client gave me the a modern clock mechanism and a photocopy of a reproduction of an English Tall Case clock to follow. I had to increase the plan dimensions to fit the mechanism, ash wood was chosen and I ended up with 23 metres of approximately 200 x 25mm rough-sawn at an average length of 2.4 metres costing just under $300. This is not the ideal style of clock case for anything other than an antique clock mechanism. In modern clock mechanisms, the pendulum swing (which should always be tested) needs a straight-waisted trunk style of clock. However, this project has been done to the requirements.
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