Cutting the Clock Faces
Through much trial and error I have discovered that however you make your clock there are a couple simple rules. Only one of the papers can have a design on it and the darker of the two papers must go in the back. The rest is up to you.
To put the pattern on the clock face remember that the max size for print then cut is 6.75 by 9.25 so since we are doing a circle the maximum size is 6.75 inches. I decided to have a border going around the outside of the clock and cut the black background color to 7.25 inches and it looked great.
If you need help with putting the pattern on the front face see my video on uploading pattern in Design Space – There is nothing to be scared of
Assembly
Once the two clockface layers are cut, the bigger on goes in the back. Glue the two pieces together well. Any little part that aren’t glued down can interfere with the hands of the clock.
Once the pieces are glued together put them on the center post of the clock and re attach the hands. Move the hands around using the controls on the clock to make sure nothing interferes with their movement. Then reassemble your clock. Put a battery in it.
And your Harry Potter clock is done. Here are some pictures of the other design I have done.