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We present to your attention a photo master class on decoupage of watches from a glass lid from a saucepan from the master Lyudmila Prikolotina using rice paper.

Rice paper is a great alternative to traditional decoupage napkins. In addition, paper is easier to work with and looks more attractive in finished work than a regular napkin. You can buy rice paper for decoupage in almost any specialized store.

As a blank for decoupage, we will use a glass lid from a frying pan, and as a result of this master class, we will achieve its wonderful transformation:

For the master class, you will not need: the lid itself, rice paper with the image of interest to us, white rice paper for the background, ordinary PVA glue, synthetic brush No. 6 or No. numbers.

Let's prepare our blank for decoupage: thoroughly rinse the surface and wipe it with an alcohol solution for degreasing. If you want to decorate the future clock with an acrylic contour painting, as in the example, it is better to do this at this stage of work.

A distinctive feature of decoupage on glass is that the image is applied on the reverse side, so it shines through the glass, which creates additional charm for the work. Let's prepare the motifs - tear them out (and not cut them out!) From the rice paper sheet.

Let's place the motifs on the surface of the lid. Since this is reverse decoupage, we apply the drawing with the front side.

Now we will gradually soak our motifs with water, smoothing the image from the center to the edge. Also, with the help of water, we “glue” the rest of the motives.

Now we “glue” pieces of rice paper without a pattern onto the water, filling the free space of the lid with them. try to place motifs without overlapping each other to make the background uniform, without spots.

After we fill the entire surface, gently wring out the brush, and blot the excess water.

Now you need to prepare the glue: one part PVA and two parts water. Coat the entire surface of the lid with glue. Also, instead of glue, you can use varnish right away, but if you notice a mistake, it will be more difficult to fix it. In the case of using glue, you can simply moisten the place of the “mistake” with water and remove the motive that you did not like.

After the glue has dried, it is necessary to cover the surface of the cover with varnish. Since our object will not come into contact with water, three layers of varnish will suffice. If the drawing will be in contact with water, it is better to make more layers: a new layer of varnish must be applied after the previous layer has completely dried.

To give clarity to the drawing, several more layers of a regular white napkin can be glued on top of the rice paper, otherwise the work will remain translucent, since the rice paper is thin and translucent.

Growing up, most often we go through life with a serious expression on our faces. Therefore, I propose to add a little mood to your life.

And for this we need:

- an old, ordinary frying pan
- acrylic primer or white acrylic paint
- colored napkin
- decoupage glue or regular PVA glue
– colored polymer clay
- glue (transparent) according to the type "Moment"
- varnish (you can use ordinary transparent acrylic)
- Clock mechanism with arrows
- auxiliary tools such as brushes, toothpicks, beads, foil, light bulbs, glasses

Before starting work, thoroughly wash and degrease our pan. We drill a hole for our clockwork, which we will insert at the very end of the work.
Next, apply a primer (or white acrylic paint) with a small piece of sponge in order to make our surface lighter and more uniform.

I needed to apply 2 layers (first I applied the first layer, after it dried, the second).
After waiting for my layer of soil to dry, I begin to glue a colored napkin. In order to make it easier to handle its thin paper, I first glue it with ordinary water and a wide soft brush (from the center to the edges of the surface), and only then I apply glue on top.

Then (again, first on the water and only then I go through the glue) I glue the side borders (by the way, they were part of my napkin. I didn’t cut these decorative parts, but carefully tore them off - so the edges of the napkin lie more evenly and more imperceptibly when applied)

We put the base of our clock aside, let it dry. And now let's make the dial.
At this stage, we need baked colored polymer clay (of any production), large round smooth beads, toothpicks, cutters (or just round molds for cutting).

Choose suitable colors polymer clay, knead it and roll it out. Squeeze out the circle with a round mold and put it on top of the bead, put on a toothpick. The bead must be smooth so that after baking we can remove it.
We make the handle of the cup and the base.
I stick the finished cups on a crumpled piece of foil.

Now I'm making saucers.
From the rolled out polymer clay, I squeeze the mugs, put them on top of the light bulb. I'm making a foundation.

Light bulbs can be inserted into shot glasses so that they do not roll and are stable.
I send all my results to bake in the oven for 30 minutes at a temperature of 120 degrees.
Do not worry about toothpicks, light bulbs and glass glasses, while baking at this temperature they will not burn or melt.

After baking, our dishes can be tucked in and easily removed from the surface on which they were baked.
Glue cups to saucers. If desired, you can apply additional decor with conventional acrylic paints.

When the glue on the cups and saucers is dry, you can stick them to the surface of our clock.

And now we will cover the surface of the dial acrylic varnish. Now this surface is practical in domestic use.
After drying, we insert the clock mechanism, arrows into the hole.
We hang it on the wall and enjoy the result.
It's time for tea and biscuits

For a long time I wanted to make a watch with my own hands. The very idea of ​​making a clock from a frying pan I spied on the Internet on a foreign site. But the decoration is a flight of my imagination.

Since my husband often lingers in the garage, and I can’t get through to dinner, I decided to make a clock for him and hang it in a conspicuous place. A watch with a hint, you should not be patient, since a frying pan in the hands of a woman is a terrible force)))

For the manufacture and decoupage of watches, I needed:

old teflon pan
primer
acrylic paints
acrylic lacquer
PVA glue
rice paper prints
clockwork

Garage, cars, finishing flags - this is what I "danced" from in decorating watches. The burgundy handle of the frying pan set the color for the car. I sanded the pan first, then primed it. I printed printouts of the dial and machine on a color printer, using rice paper. I drew and colored black and white squares by hand.

She asked me to drill a hole for the clock mechanism. Then I glued the dial and the car, sanded the edges of the printouts. I covered it with acrylic varnish in three layers and installed the clock mechanism.

Here are all the clocks ready. The old Teflon pan will serve only in a different capacity. Another frying pan is waiting for its turn.