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Loading...A Belt for What? A Unique DIY Wall Clock
- Remodelista
- April 25, 2012
- 10:00 am
- 20 comments
Here is an easy idea that redefines wasting time: Suspend a simple clock with a belt to create an instant wall hanging. The result is both minimalist and quirky.
Above: Seen on the Korean blog Naver, a low-profile wall clock rests in the DIY belt hanger.
Above: Most any round, battery-run clock will suffice. Two well-priced models are the Blue Wall Clock (above left); $14.95 from Crate & Barrel, and the Bondis Wall Clock (above right); $19.99 from Ikea. Check out Remodelista’s Simple Kitchen Clocks post for more options.
Above: Scour your closet or peruse your local thrift shop for a sturdy leather or faux-leather belt. If you’re considering a new item, the handmade, well-structured No. 177 Double Collar Button Belt is a worthy splurge; $150 from Billykirk.
Above: The simplicity and functionality of the hanging complements any interior or room.
For more DIY ideas, check out Remodelista’s posts Concrete Block Planters, Woven Headboard and Napkin Ties.
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Useful tip, thanks.
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+ add your ownVery cool and unique ~ I really like it!
Unusual and inventive! Thanks.
Cute!
too bad no-one in my family wears skinny belts. Cute idea tho! Will have to keep my eyes open when I go to the next rummage sale.
Cool! Must try in my new flat
Thank you
Different and cool.
Another DIY project. thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the article, a really interesting
thanks
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