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5. Use the outer face
rim to trace a circle of paper that you will cut out and glue
over the face of
the clock. Also mark the center of the circle with a
small dot.
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6. Using the small dot as a guide, cut out
a circle where the clock hands will poke through.
You will be able to see this circle on the front of the finished product
so make it neat.
I traced a small circle using a Coluzzle template.
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7. Glue the paper onto the clock face
using a non-liquid adhesive.
At this point, you may choose to
lightly mark where the numbers will go with a pencil.
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8. Decorate the clock to your liking.
However, don't use anything bulkier than chipboard --
the hands will need to pass over anything that you put down. Let the
following Page Maps give you inspiration for a design: http://www.pagemaps.com
/jan07roundmaps.htm
9. Once your clock is decorated,
carefully put the hands back on.
The hour hand goes on first, then the minute hand, and the second
hand last.
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