Decided to try my hand at embroidering a clock face. Here it is. An Alabama for my son n law. Purchased clock at Walmart, took it apart, taking face off, embroidered a new face installed it using dbl faced tape then reassembled clock. this would work on any style clock with any design n middle after embroidering the basic face & numerals then reassembling clock. The face & numerals come out of the Embird SW but u can find clock faces most anywhere I have DL several free ones.

great job!!*

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by lbrow 21 Apr 2009

Thank u *

Oh that is going to be treasured by your SIL I haven't made a clock yet, but I did buy some clocks at goodwill to make a few. xoxox *

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by lbrow 19 Apr 2009

U won't have any problems of this I'm sure thanks *

You are brave and GOOD at it, well done Ibrow, Respect!!!!

What an effort. Well done Let's hope your son-in-law appreciates all your work.

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by lbrow 17 Apr 2009

He will roslyn I stay indebted to him anyway, since my DH is unable to do anything anymore, this SIL does much much more than his share of the work around here plus his cp knowledge has gotten me through many a crisis. *4U

You did a beautiful job Lillian...

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by lbrow 17 Apr 2009

Thanks michele. *

it looks great,gr connie

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by lbrow 17 Apr 2009

Thank u much *

Wow, Lillian, this is a great work! I'm sure your SIL will love it!

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by lbrow 17 Apr 2009

Thanks Yoriko *

Well done Lillian

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by lbrow 16 Apr 2009

Thanks sheryl *

Lilian, this clock is very nice, ***

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by lbrow 16 Apr 2009

Thank u *

This looks really nice. You did a great job!

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by lbrow 16 Apr 2009

Thank u *

Looks great Lillian *4U Yvonne

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by lbrow 16 Apr 2009

Thank u Yvonne *

you did a great job!

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by lbrow 16 Apr 2009

Thank u gerry *

I was always afraid to make one, the way you present it, it sound time consuming but easy, thanks for showing it*

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by lbrow 16 Apr 2009

It really wasn't 1 hr at the tops, Clock face design done n 15 mins. It's not difficult & the clock was only $5.00. try it. thank u *

Great work, Lilian, I'd be afraid I would never get the hands back on properly.

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by lbrow 16 Apr 2009

Martine it's really not that difficult. U can do it. thank u *

nice and a good idea. You all on here are so clever at what you do. *4u all

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by lbrow 16 Apr 2009

Thanks colonies *

What a wonderful idea...May I ask if you embroidered the clock face first before buying the actual clock..Just curious to know how you knew what size clock to buy? I am always inspired by other's projects I see posted and sometimes it gives me a boost to pull out some of those designs I have stashed but not yet stitched because I am not sure of making it all come together full circle..I am inspired now to try my clock faces! thanks! Awesome job!!! *

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by lbrow 15 Apr 2009

No I purchased the clock first, measured & then embroidered the face. Actually it came together very easy & quickly the hardest part was taking the clock apart but got DH to help me. Next time I'll be able to do it with no help.

Lillian, great job.

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by lbrow 15 Apr 2009

Thank u *

It looks great!

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by lbrow 15 Apr 2009

Thank u marla *

you did a great job.. love it..

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by lbrow 15 Apr 2009

Thank u *

That is great.

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by lbrow 15 Apr 2009

Thanks *

It is great . I hope to try one .Hopefully for Xmas gifts for grandkids

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by lbrow 15 Apr 2009

Thank u sandra *