FAIRY GARDEN PENDULUM CLOCK | with Jennifer

Hello Doodlebug friends. Today I'm sharing a project that features Petite Prints, the Fairy Garden collection, and Fairy Garden cutting files.

While I was laying out the design for the piece, I thought the fairy house window would be the perfect placement for a clock. So removed 2 of the smaller circles from the roof and enlarged one to accommodate the clock hands.

 I used round assorted sprinkles around the dial. The clock mechanism was purchased online. The clock hands were brass originally, but I spray painted them teal to match the piece.

In this closeup, you can see I mainly used the 12x12 woodgrain and linen petite prints. Paired with die-cuts, shaped sprinkles, and a floral border, they worked together beautifully.

Above the door, I added a chipboard overhang. Since this is pretty small, I used a mixture of petite print patterns from 6x6 pads.

 Thanks so much for visiting today. Happy crafting!

 Blog | Etsy | Pinterest 

Doodlebug Design Products Used: 

Fairy Garden Collection
Dot / Stripe Petite Prints
Linen / Gingham Petite Prints
Wood grain / Buffalo Petite Prints

Floral/Graph Petit Prints
Fairy Garden House File

Fairy Garden Mushroom file

Other:
chipboard

foam board
clock
wood
embroidery floss
white cardstock 
paint
wood finials
chain