Thursday, April 12, 2012

Clock Wall

I love clock walls! Grouping similar items to create a decore colection. I dont put any batteries in mine and place the arms where they look the best. I got all these clocks at Hobby Lobby on half off day for clocks.




Posted by Jenn Gray

47 comments:

  2. I love watches and clocks, and I love your wall of clocks :-) Great idea to remove the batteries and to position the hands where they look best. And the combination of wall clocks with table clocks adds interesting dimension to the whole vignette :-)

    Kelly

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  3. I love this, my first thought was the ticking, but I like your solution :) I've always loved clocks but never buy them because I don't "need" another one. Now I might think differently, thanks for sharing!

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    1. I still see clocks I want everywhere. I limited the concept to the entry so that I would run out of space and not make the thing a big 100 clock wall.

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  4. LOVE,LOVE,LOVE it! I'm also a CLOCK LOVER! But I have MANY MORE than that AND they are all running. You "SHOULD" use them! ALTHOUGH when daylight saving time comes and goes, "THEY CERTAINLY KEEP ME BUSY",hehe!!! When the power goes out, YOU'LL NEVER loose your time of day!
    Thank you for sharing, they look FANTASTIC!
    Have a wonderful week,
    Donna

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    1. Thanks much. There is NO WAY I could deal with all the ticking. I would jump off the roof.

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  5. I love the clocks you chose. Great collection and I think it's awesome that you don't put batteries in them- brilliant.

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    1. Thanks, the very thought of batteries, clicking, synking the time and such overwhelmed me.

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  6. I love the impact a grouping of like items make. Great job!

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  7. Very pretty! Very smart! Hope you can come over for a visit! I'm the new girl :)

    ~Julie
    redheadcandecorate.com

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    1. Ah yes, your the chick with the ravioli in broth in a tea cup. Welcome to blog land new girl.

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  8. This is such an awesome idea! I would love for you to link up to my Linky Party via: http://ourdelightfulhome.blogspot.com/2012/04/live-linky-party-10.html

    Mrs. Delightful
    www.ourdelightfulhome.blogspot.com

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    1. thanks for the invite, I will attend

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  9. Your clock wall looks great! (Cracks me up that you "arrange" the arms instead of setting the time).

    Thanks for linking up at Feature Friday FREE-FOR-ALL!

    ~Abbie

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    1. thanks, I am a crazy lady that way.

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  10. Very nicely done. I love the clocks!

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  12. It looks elegant.
    I like it very much.

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  13. I love half off day at Hobby Lobby! This looks great and makes me wish I had a cute little space like this....Found you over at Fingerprints on the Fridge! I'd love for you to come link this up at my Tuesday Time Out Party - open all week!


    Tuesday Time Out Linky Party

    Smiles,
    Melanie

    Reasons To Skip The Housework {The Blog}
    Tinker B Boutique {The Shop}

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  14. Jenn, your clock wall looks nice.
    I like it very much.

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  15. These look fantastic! I had a friend who just took down one clock in her living room because she put one up in the kitchen and didn't want to be a "crazy clock lady"! But in a grouping it's awesome!

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    1. Thats why I limited it to that tiny little wall. Protection from being the crazy clock lady.

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  16. I'm also a fan of clocks AND the Hobby Lobby sale section. You are clearly a "kindred spirit"! I'm crazy about your beautiful display.

    Warmly, Michelle

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  17. I think I inherited my love of clocks from my Grandad. He used to repair old clocks as a hobby. I like the way you displayed yours. I have clocks all over the house so thanks for the idea to put them together on the wall as a collection. ------------- Shannon

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    1. how nice. they must have a lot of meaning as well as being lovely.

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  18. What an interesting grouping! It's really fun for an entry.

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  19. already love the clocks, and these are amazing...

    Monica.

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  20. Very charming~ thanks for linking up at Feathered Nest Friday!

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  21. I LOVE clocks too and have them everywhere but really like the idea of having them together

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  22. I love this, great impact with so many of them. Thanks so much for sharing!

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  23. Wow, you have great taste! Those clocks are gorgeous!

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  24. I love your clocks...I love how you have them arranged! I have thought about collecting them myself, and have a couple already...you definitely have to take those batteries out...or all that ticking would be torture after awhile!
    Sharon

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  25. Your clock collection looks fantastic. Are you really collecting this? Big thanks for sharing this with us.

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