I don’t know about you, but I adore visiting Ikea.
Some of my favourite
things to look at are Ikea Hacks, which are simple ways to
modify products from Ikea’s extensive range to more suit your style and
taste. Since time to go back to school for children is near, I had a go at modifying one of Ikea’s cheapest products: the alarm clock for kid's room.
The Ticka clock is a plain
white alarm clock, despite its practicality it isn’t the most aesthetically
pleasing clock in the world, but it's the
perfect candidate for some crafty improvements.
I decided to use an old book pages, I've cut some images such as flowers and birds then glued on the clock as it was a decoupage. I used Mod Podge inside the clock and on the top of it. I am a hardcore Mod Podge fan. I have used it since I first heard of it and I have always been happy with the results I get from it, The original "Matte" finish Mod Podge, great for all types of projects and most surfaces and the alarm clock is ready
