Illustrated tutorial on how to hand-make a personalized wall clock using Shao Kei
Every home will hang a wall clock. Maybe people now like to use their mobile phones to tell the time, but it will never be ignored by people.
I always feel that the styles of wall clocks sold in the store are very ordinary or too expensive. The tutorial here may bring some help to people.
To make this wall clock, you need to prepare the movement, the basket, and the needle and thread specialized in making handmade works in advance.
The specific production steps are to use scissors to cut a small hole in the middle of the Shau Kei and install a wall clock on the back movement, use the matching nuts to fix it, and then install the hands on the front.
Later in the specific production, use a pencil to gently determine the location of each moment, and use a manual needle Guide the thicker wool through the gap on the top of the dustpan, and pay attention to wind it a few times more so that the scale can be highlighted.
Then tie a knot on the back of the dustpan to fix it. It is recommended to first tie the 12 o'clock and 6 o'clock two After making one scale, then make two scales at 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock.
