Clock hands are easy to come by: there are kits, you can disassemble a cheap or salvaged clock, or even keep one intact and embellish around it. And the rest of the clock can be just about anything, so to get your creative ideas ticking: TOP ROW: 1. This DIY starburst clock looks like a million bucks. Check out the full tutorial at Freckled Nest. 2. An embroidery hoop clock DIY from Brit + Co. 3. Turn old books into clocks. This would be great for desk or table clocks, too.

From ones that are sponsored by brands, to ones that are designed by amazing people. These are the ten most unusual clock towers in the world.

15 wall clock inspirations you never knew you needed. Give your home a whole new look with these great diy projects. #diy #clicks #upcycle

SHOWS THE TIME WITH ILLUMINATED WORDS - Add a guaranteed conversation piece to your home - A square clock that displays the time with words and updates every five minutes This 20cmx20cm (7.9in) square clock always reads top to bottom with phrases like “IT IS TEN MINUTES PAST FOUR”

A mathematical clock of simple elegance Based on the fibonacci spiral - details explained in an accompanying leaflet Tell the time using the small central hand and the elegant spiral

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Creative wall clocks are wonderful office decor and home decorations that blend the long history of clocks with contemporary, unusual and surprising design ideas

A clock is one of the oldest human inventions, and besides telling the exact time it often serves as an important wall-decorating accessory. Classical design of a clock is already iconic, and you probably rarely see anything different than that. That’s why we want to shake things up a bit, and show you these 25 clever and unusual examples of clock designs.

This modern, minimalist clock / sculptural timekeeper tells the time by transforming a flat thermoelastic membrane into 3D numerals that look as if they were engraved right into the surface.

Another clock based around the rusting cast iron concept. The images are of a clock that was commissioned a little while ago that I'm now able to produce for others to enjoy. The various cogs are machined from wood which is the sealed and then the process of rusting is started. It is the rusting process that take the time, applying different solutions to the base coat and allowing the rust to form. Once an initial rust has developed then further more targeted treatment are applied to give…