#WalkAroundLombokWithJenni

HI GUYS!!  I wanted to announce you that I just created a new hashtag for my instagram! It is #WalkaroundLombokwithJenni.   As you may know, I've been moving to Lombok for about 4 months now (another 2 to go). Since my arrival, I've been visiting cool places in Lombok. To make it easier, I made a hashtag just for all of you. I hope you can come to visit the places I went some day. Here, I show you some of the pictures I've shared on instagram and some bonus pictures to make you envy. *kidding*  

Sunset Point, Gili Trawangan #nofilter

Gili Nanggu

The famous Ombak Sunset Swing, Gili Trawangan

Alberto Cafe, Senggigi

Unposted picture of mine at Tanjung A'an Beach #nofilter

Tiu Kelep Waterfall, Senaru

Sendang Gile Waterfall, Senaru

  In the future, if I travel to new places, I will make my own hashtags to make it more fun. So, if you haven't follow me on instagram, do follow me @jennicpark. And don't forget to search #WalkAroundLombokWithJenni. ;)    See you on the next post! SOON! :*  

DIY: Canvas Wall Clock

I’ve been longing to decorate my office in Lombok for some times. Then, I got idea I could change it little by little. I started with changing the clock in my office. Our clock was not good looking, old; it was a souvenir from a school. So, I came up with the idea of making a DIY clock! I find inspiration from Pinterest, my favorite source of ideas. Follow me if you have one! I’m going to make an instruction to make this easy DIY. If you are interested, keep on reading.

Things needed:

• Blank Canvas
• Paint, any kind of paint works. But I use spray paint this time
• Scissors
• Markers. I use permanent markers for this project. 
• The clock machine + Battery
• Newspaper/scrap papers
• Printables for the numbers, alphabets, decoration. But this one is optional
• Creativity

How To Do:

1. Lay out newspapers or scrap papers, then put your canvas on top of it. Since, I’m using spray paints, I work it outside.

2. Then, start spraying your canvas evenly. I applied about 2 coats. Don’t forget to spray the sides. 

3. Wait until it’s dry. Mine dried for 1 day, since I dried it outside also.

4. Mark down where you want to put the clock with pencil.

5. Push down the mark you have done before with something sharp. For example, cutter or scissors is okay. Since canvas has a thin surface so cutter or scissors get the work done. 

6. Place your machine behind the canvas, so the top of the machine (where the clock needles sets) will pop up to the surface.

7. Tighten the metals.

8. Place down the needles. The shorter hand is the first one, then the longer hand, and then the second hand is the last one.

9. It’s time to use your creativity! Now you can write down the numbers, words, or decoration for your clock. I have a bad hand writing and it’s kinda embarrassing to show my hand writing, so I print out the numbers and alphabets. LOL

10. Now, it’s the time to put on the battery and see if your clock works!

11. Display your clock and let your clock motivate you to be more punctual and appreciate time. 

Hope you enjoy my tutorial and good luck with your DIY clock. ;) See you on the next project.

“Don’t count every hour in the day, make every hour in the day count”