Materials: Nyttja – frame and Rusch – wall clock
1) Make a drawing (or take one from your child if you are lazy 🙂 )
2) Take the clockwork from the Rusch wall clock
3) Drill a hole in the Nyttja front protection glass large enough to fit the clockwork (there´s a lot of tutorials on the internet if you don’t know how to drill glass – it’s easy)
You can place the clock either on the wall or on the table. I made a short time-lapse video making a somewhat Escher-inspired Nyttja wall/table clock.
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