Our weeks don’t start on Mondays - they start on Tuesday mornings with you and your wonderful crafting ideas! Thank you SO much for the fun and encouragement you bring to your viewers Sherry!!
I GUESSED IT! That’s what I would have kept, too. Sheri, you cannot imagine (in my retired, dull, stay at home, widowed life) how much Tuesday mornings mean to me! I look forward to seeing you from one Tuesday to the next. Just know, you spread sunshine in probably a lot of lives. Enjoyed all of the projects. Thanks for sharing
All great ideas. My favorites were the needlepoint in the round clock frame, the IOD rose on the clock glass, and the fairy house! I am going to look for something to make a fairy house!
Thank you, Missy! I am fascinated with the fairy house trend. I’m going to make one built into my house somehow. Once I figure it out, I’ll show it in a video.
Good Morning Sherry. I really like this collection of themed projects and I'm sure that there's at least one favorite for nearly every viewer. Even though the theme is repurposing old clocks, an underlying benefit of today's video is the encouragement to dig through our stash and create something beautiful or fanciful out of what we might already have. Thanks for continuing to teach us how to use our creative imaginations and then fearlessly bring projects to fruition!
Thank you for those kind words, Nancy! Reading your comments made me realize that I did not buy anything new for this video-everything was in my stash! Unfortunately, I didn’t even make a dent in it!😜
For perspective, I would offer that having a 'rich' stash is the vehicle for enabling your creative outcomes, so as long as it hasn't overtaken your house and you are relegated to living in a tent in the back yard, your stash is simply bits and pieces of dormant creativity. I love this quote attributed to A. Einstein: "Creativity is intelligence having fun." So, Ms. Sherry, enjoy having fun every day!
I am in awe, just in AWE at your brilliance in repurposing anything into such lovely, decorative pieces that are so appropriate for any lifestyle!! you totally make me want to be able to see what you "see" when you purchase or hold on to pieces...even if that piece doesn't get used for a bit and then you have that "Aha" moment! Thank you so much for your videos...I love, love them!!
Sherry, you are amazing and so creative. I would love to see what you can do with thrifted tea pots. I never miss your videos, and look forward to Tuesday morning all week long 🥰
Good morning, Sherry. There is no end to your creativity! Each of the items was very good and it would have been hard to choose. The one you chose was perfect. I look forward to each Tuesday for your newest video. Thank you for each craft idea.
Good morning, Deanna! Thank you for those kind words. I really want to keep the resin clock, too. It is hard to keep my booth stocked if I continue to keep everything that I make! 😜
You never disappoint! You are so incredibly talented. I love these clock ideas! Thank you for sharing and giving such great advice. Your expertise is invaluable! Blessings!
Sherry, you are the most inventive and creative person! You have great imagination and vision for seeing potential in unlikely items! My favorites were the little black scale and the filigree shelf (that you kept). But I adored every one of your creations! I would love to see how you transform picture frames too!
Sherry, I shake my head during every video over your creativity. I absolutely loved the antique clock you took all of the parts out of and added the nest and twigs. Honestly, I would find a place for every one of these creations. The one you decided to keep is beautiful. Knowing how much you love botanicals I thought your favorite would have been either the IOD transfer or the gorgeous needlepoint. I will never stop being amazed by your beautiful works of art. The little house at the end was also just adorable complete with kitty on the steps. 🥰
Wow! Amazing upgrades. I would have kept the needlepoint, the jello mold, or the little house at the end of the video. I really enjoyed this video. I'd love to see you repurpose old picture frames.
My favorite today was the little resin clock (although it was hard to choose.) I would love to see you do more videos like this in the future Sherry. So much fun and inspirational!
I too love clocks, birds, butterflies, books, greenery, and ephemera! I was giddy watching this video. I want to make all of these projects! LOVE the pendulum clock with the bird and nest and sheet music! The embroidery hoop with fabric was unique, and that rose art is beautiful! You got 3 projects out of ONE thrifted clock! I love the jello mold clock too, perfect for the kitchen. I want to make a scale and stick a birds nest on top. The fairy house is too cute, on both sides!
I would have kept the same clock that you kept. Breathtakingly beautiful. You made it into something lovely. I can't help but shudder each time I see you paint beautiful wood, like in that clock. But it turned out pretty. Great job.
My number one favorite clock was the one with the sheet music the first one you made. My second favorite was the Jell-O mold clock. And the third was the pretty needlepoint one with all the flowers on it. They all were nice, but those were my favorites and I think the one with the sheet music was your favorite. And it’s not the end of your video yet.❤
locks. I have my Grandfather's bedside small clock and it is set on the time that decades ago he had the alarm set! I love it. I gave Daddy a traveling clock he wanted. He left us 2 of his watches. At the living estate sale, the people running it were dishonest and Grandad's pocket watch, his old rifle that he would use during the depression when he needed to feed his family in that way, and there was a pistol, too, that was special. Pocket watches are generally more sentimental than valuable but this one was REAL. My Grandad was Super high-up and well-connected in FL. with the Electric Company and we had Reddi Kilowatt pins, all of us Grandkids. So it was for real-not just a metal painted gold! And the old rifle had a history-it had belonged to his Father and the pistol also, for whatever reason was also special and valuable. The people underpriced many things, did not bring enough people to watch everything-in fact, she had her daughter and her husband the night before and then they left and it was only this woman outside under an umbrella taking money! I had warned my Mother about these very people. I had some bad experiences with them at their shops in town-and realized they were unscrupulous but came off as the biggest Christians there ever was! I had also been bitten by a brown recluse spider, when trying on some clothes in her daughter's little clothing section. I looked up at the ceiling in the dressing room and the dropped down ceiling, which was damaged, was teeming with spiders! Wow, that was so creepy. But I was undressed already and tried to turn and face that huge nest but had been bitten on my-ahem-derriere, and the Dr. said that was exactly what it was. I let them know so they could fix the problem-I never threatened her or had any intention of doing so. It was just so they could fix the problem and keep others from being bitten, too. It hurts! She called me and old me her really smart brother had looked at them and swore they were not blown recluses. I know them when I see them-very well! But her "very smart" brother had the last word as she told me and those were the last wot]rds I had for her. I think I ended by saying, "Please just fix your ceiling in the dressing room. That is all I wanted you to know." She was still scoffing when we ended the phone call. And I heard her on the phone gossiping for the longest time when I went into that antique shop. That was disconcerting. Her Mother was a person who, once again, portrayed herself as a huge old Christian, like her husband and her perfect daughter, perfect very smart son-don't know how big the family is/was. And, some of the incredible pieces my Mother and Dad had did not get 'sold' but lo and behold, again, when the day was over, the large and beautiful and fine objects, an entire bedroom set, a gigantic antique cupboard with glass doors on top and covered storage in the bottom and other lovely and some small expensive items- got sold to--Her Friends! When they "weren't sold" at the end of the day, she just called her friends and they came to get them-at a reduced price! And they did not have the people there, as I said, to keep people from meandering throughout the entire house. It was supposed to be several rooms and had wonderful things--but I saw a lady from my church-good grief, going into a drawer she should not have opened-that the people did not tape shut- and she bought for cheap some lovely and extraordinary foreign pieces in one original box-and on her way out, said to me, "I got the most expensive thing here." I said nothing. My Mother would have been embarrassed if I had but I really almost bit my tongue off. I think Mother realized later that I had told the whole truth and nothing but the truth and realized, too late, that they had been plundered. Yes, they made some money. But not nearly what they should have made. And it was because of the big ol Christian people that made it happen and allowed it to happen. I felt so sorry for my parent's- someone had fooled my Father- as he was going into some dementia and was just so darn nice anyway. We couldn't prove it-and their emotional well-being was of paramount importance, so we stayed, helped and bought things, too. But it was a terrible experience. I appreciate people like you who are so creative, giving and helpful. Thank you! Terri
Sherry, you're a genius. One project was more delightful than the next! I had a super hard time deciding which one I thought you might want to keep, but seeing a house number on the Fairy House led me to believe it might be your home address and that you'd keep this piece. I'm writing this, of course, before you announce which one you're going to keep...
You kept the shelf it was beautiful, the first clock was really nice also . Thank you Sherri for all that you do. My coffee is so much better when drank along with CC. God bless!
Good day Sherry!! Amazing video and ideas as usual!! I would have kept all of them if I could, but that jello mould clock was super cute! I loved it! It would look super cute in the kitchen of course!! Thank you for all of the wonderful ideas as usual!! Have a great week!!
Hi Sheri! I thought for sure that you would have chosen the resin clock. I love the wreath with the tiny flowers, and animals! So charming! All of your projects were so nice. It would be difficult to choose just one!
Sherry, you never cease to amaze me with your creativity ..... the jello mold clock won my heart !!!! Only you would think to make something beautiful from a jello mold !!!!
Wow! The more I learn about you Sherry, the more I believe you are the twin I never knew that I had. Haha! 😂 Great minds think alike… I love that you took an entire group of clocks, and made different projects. And you didn’t waste any of the parts or pieces! My favorite piece in the video, is the first project. I would have never thought to use just the box. Very clever idea! The mini scale is a very close second. It looks so authentic! You aged it to perfection! 😊 When I’m thrift shopping, I am always attracted to clocks. I have quite a stash in my craft room now, and the in need of fresh ideas. I have made over a few with a new face, turned a modern clock into a giant old pocket watch, and have added decor and texture to some working clocks. I’m very thankful to have ideas to use up my “stash.” Thank you for sharing with all of us. I look forward to the next video!
I really enjoyed the video! I would have kept the jelly-mould one, because you can easily change the decor. Christmas/winter, Easter/spring, autumn. Endless possibilities! We just don't have these fantastic thrift shops here in the south of England, so it is hard to get these lovely "treasures" you always find!
Dear Sherry, I just turned 60 but while I watch your videos, I suddenly start talking like a teenager and say, "That's so Crazy good" because every week I am in disbelief of all the ideas you come up with. This is really your calling. I loved the ornate wall shelf you kept, as well as the resin clock and the very first one you did. It is always such a joyful time when I watch you. Thanks for adding so much pleasure to all of our Tuesdays!! 🤗💖🤗
there wasn't one project that I wouldn't be proud to have in my house. They were all adorable in there own way. I think i have a place for each and everyone! I love Tuesdays! thank you
Dear Sherry, I thought the assignment to pick one project would be easy. I just knew that the first, the pendulum clock, would be my favorite, and then the assignment became a challenge. In the end I could not pick. Thanks for entertaining and educating thousands of us. I still wish I were your neighbor. For now I will settle with being your virtual one. Thanks again and keep up the creativity and hard work. Liz
So many beautiful projects! I love the last little one with the lantern over the door. Have you ever worked on a doll house? I think that would be so much fun to do.
As always, your creative transformations of simple objects always amaze me. I liked them all but the Jello mold was my favorite as it provides another way to display some treasured kitchen antiques.
I loved this video! Your creativity never ceases to amaze me! I would love to see a video with all repurposed picture frames! I’m not sure exactly which one was my very favorite…too many to choose from! I will definitely be on the hunt for clocks today when I hit the thrift store! Thanks again for sharing your talent with everyone!!😊 You’re the best way to start my Tuesday! I guess if I only had to pick one it would be the first one…just loved how it turned out, oh and that mini scale was too adorable! 😉
Thank you so much, Tracy! You are so sweet! I made a video last fall repurposing old picture frames. Here is the link if you would like to watch it: ua-cam.com/video/QE1ahElmrpE/v-deo.html
I would have kept every one of them! Absolutely loved them all. And by the way, I had been looking for some new shears to go on my living room window after I renovated and when I saw your bedroom ones, I knew they would be perfect! And the little squirrel with the gold nut sitting my you… I have the same one sitting next to me! Thank you for your inspiration and relaxing videos!
The needlepoint is my absolute favorite. I would have a very hard time parting with it. However, the former pendulum clock with the music score and bird and nest is a very close second, and the wicker clock is sweet.
A friend has just offered me an antique looking clock she doesn't want anymore... this video comes at the perfect time for me! Can't wait to watch!! Love your ideas and projects!! 👏😍
Good Morning Sherry! This is definitely one of my favorite videos! That's saying a lot since I look forward to Tuesday mornings to enjoy your videos with coffee! After each project I was pretty sure I knew which one you would keep....then the next one came on and THAT one became the one I thought you would keep 🥴....I would have kept the one you chose but that little fairy house was precious! 💜
Sherry, once again you have done an exceptional video of repurposing old clocks! We must be related artistically! Lol. I absolutely love old clocks too and have several in my stash. The fact that you kept using the remnant pieces in the next videos was marvelous. I loved all the projects but my MOST favorite one was the clock turned shelf that you decided to keep. It is beyond stunning! Will be anxiously waiting on next week’s video as always. Superior ideas!!
Thank you, Lee! I bought that clock before the pandemic. Once I realized that I couldn’t fix it, I didn’t know what to do. I hated having to break off any of the pediments, but now I am so glad that I did.
I really liked the ornate wooden clock less piece. And I thought you would pick this on for yourself! It turned out so well❣️ some of my favs were the resin redo, the jello mold one was very creative and I’ve been thinking of scales, so the small scale you turned out was delightful💜 And last but not lease the Fairy clock❗️So creative you are. Always a joy to watch you & your videos 🤗🤩😻🕊️
My granddaughters would have kept the fairy house immediately for their tiny dolls. The needlework framed was beautiful. I guarantee you that I will forever look at clock pieces differently now. You made so many beautiful things and I would have kept some I'm sure.
Canterbury cottage on Tuesdays Real Housewives on Wednesdays…the rest of my days are stuck waiting til the next week! Give this lovely lady her own tv series already! ♥️
Hi Sherry I love the clock that you made into a house 🏡. You are so talented and inspire to do more crafting! I. See ya in you next video! Take care and be safe! Marty
Thank you for having closed captioning available. I watch a lot of your videos at work where I have to have earplugs in, even on break. I was just watching the video alone without audio but found out I could turn the other on. So thankful for some beauty in the midst of a grey factory setting! Thanks.
All of the projects are such elegant transformations, it's hard to pick just one! I find I'm torn between the one you kept, and the fairy house. ❤️ New subscription!
Love the clock shelf that you would keep for yourself, BUT the scale clock and the pan top clock would be so at home in my kitchen. I just love carving out time on Tuesdays to sit and enjoy your videos. I don't answer the phone or messages or anything else. Heaven help anyone knocking on my door during your video. Thanks for all of your ideas and the wonderful way you present them.
These were all beautiful, Sherry. I guessed it, and I would have kept the same one. That was so beautiful. Actually, they were all beautiful. The quilted one was adorable, too. I wish I had your creative mind.
You are so clever with your clock ideas Mrs. Clock Lady!! I can tell you have a true calling and love for the clocks you repurposed. I love all your creations, but right off the bat, I chose the first clock as my favorite and thought it might be yours as well. Thanks for sharing!
Good morning, Sherry! So excited to see this video! I love clocks, too. I think I would keep the fairy house clock, too. I adore miniature dollhouses , as well. Well done, as always! ⏰❤
Good morning, Bobbie! So glad you liked today’s video. It is one of my favorites (probably, because I love clocks so much). I may keep the fairy house for awhile longer because I really want to work on it a bit more. I want to wallpaper the inside and add more to the front. Take care!
Hi Sherry, these pieces were breath taken, you out done yourself this time. Thank You For Sharing! Until next time, keep having fun, Take care and stay safe !
Needlepoint in green frame is gorgeous. Love the shelf with the door. That's the one you liked best. I also liked the first one you did, which was similar. Very good ideas, Sherri.
I love these you inspire me to approach my stash with a fresh creative flare. My favorite was the jello mold. I have one for quite awhile not knowing what to do with it. You can be sure I will be looking out for thrifted clocks, I loved it all. Good job, thanks. 🥰
I swear you can make a whole city from scratch just using odds and ends and thrift finds! Were you an engineer in your former life? You’re amazing! There’s no limit to your imagination. Everything was fantastic , and like you, I also would have kept the white clock with all the filigree. It’s a one of a kind and so unique! You don’t do anything halfway either. Koodos to you!
Oh wow!!! Each clock had its own beauty, yes, I liked the one u picked to keep, but my favorite was the painted green round wood clock frame with the beautiful needlepoint purple needlework.. now that made my heart skip a beat♥️ thx for sharing!! As time marches on, your crafts get more amazing 🌹
I loved the idea of this Tuesday’s video, upcycling clocks. The idea of you choosing particular items to make over sounds wonderful. I look in thrift stores and in all my stash and get overwhelmed trying to decide what to do. Most of the time I draw a blank end up not doing anything. Help PLEASE!! Your creative brain is a wonder to behold.
Once again, thank you so very much. Your "quilt" clock with button numbers resolved a problem I created when repurposing a clock. Having used a piece of aged copper for the face of a Southwest clock; I had never found "numbers'" to 'fit.' Your inspiration opens up alternatives - finding small Southwest design what-evers - perhaps miniature conchos or shards of pottery ???
You are amazing!! I have an old German clock but the pieces are missing. Now I have some ideas! Thank you so much. God has definitely gifted you with creativity. I absolutely love the jello mold kitchen clock!! Thank for the time you take to teach us!! Much love to you.
Sherry! Is too hard to pick only one, since you keep showing beautiful and unique transformations, everything was stunning!!!!!have a fantastic and blessed week 🌺❤️💙💜🌸
That Jello mould clock is adorable! It is amazing what you are able to create with thrifted finds like the diorama- those diorama cloches are very expensive when you find them online.
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Our weeks don’t start on Mondays - they start on Tuesday mornings with you and your wonderful crafting ideas! Thank you SO much for the fun and encouragement you bring to your viewers Sherry!!
💕💕💕💕 Me tooooooo!!!! 💕💕💕💕
It is so very true that the week starts on Tuesdays. I always feel sad on Wednesday morn.
Loved this video❤❤❤
Truth!
Well said!!!!
I GUESSED IT! That’s what I would have kept, too. Sheri, you cannot imagine (in my retired, dull, stay at home, widowed life) how much Tuesday mornings mean to me! I look forward to seeing you from one Tuesday to the next. Just know, you spread sunshine in probably a lot of lives. Enjoyed all of the projects. Thanks for sharing
I am so glad that are enjoying my channel! I hope this week will be one full of sunshine for you! ☀️
I too am retired and widowed and have always loved being busy so I have a new lease on life repurposing some of my stash of vintage things!
Oh my goodness the click shelf I'll bet was everyone's pick!
Well last.porject tells me at the start I would have had to keep the little house too! What a gorgeous project!
Sherry you are brilliant! Your talent continues to grow. Everything is gorgeous! Can’t pick a favorite, love them all!! 🥰
All great ideas. My favorites were the needlepoint in the round clock frame, the IOD rose on the clock glass, and the fairy house! I am going to look for something to make a fairy house!
Thank you, Missy! I am fascinated with the fairy house trend. I’m going to make one built into my house somehow. Once I figure it out, I’ll show it in a video.
Good Morning Sherry. I really like this collection of themed projects and I'm sure that there's at least one favorite for nearly every viewer. Even though the theme is repurposing old clocks, an underlying benefit of today's video is the encouragement to dig through our stash and create something beautiful or fanciful out of what we might already have. Thanks for continuing to teach us how to use our creative imaginations and then fearlessly bring projects to fruition!
Thank you for those kind words, Nancy! Reading your comments made me realize that I did not buy anything new for this video-everything was in my stash! Unfortunately, I didn’t even make a dent in it!😜
For perspective, I would offer that having a 'rich' stash is the vehicle for enabling your creative outcomes, so as long as it hasn't overtaken your house and you are relegated to living in a tent in the back yard, your stash is simply bits and pieces of dormant creativity. I love this quote attributed to A. Einstein: "Creativity is intelligence having fun." So, Ms. Sherry, enjoy having fun every day!
Couldn't agree more!!
Oh my goodness that last clock upcycle is my favorite…I didn’t think it could get any cuter and then you put a mini kitten on the steps…
Oh my goodness, these projects cannot be more gorgeous!!! I just ADORE them. Thanks for sharing, Sherry!!
I am in awe, just in AWE at your brilliance in repurposing anything into such lovely, decorative pieces that are so appropriate for any lifestyle!! you totally make me want to be able to see what you "see" when you purchase or hold on to pieces...even if that piece doesn't get used for a bit and then you have that "Aha" moment! Thank you so much for your videos...I love, love them!!
Thank you, Karolyn! You are so very sweet!
Well, all I can say is trash becomes treasure in your hands, Sherry! Loved seeing the old clocks revived.
Thank you so much, Jolynn!
Sherry, you are amazing and so creative. I would love to see what you can do with thrifted tea pots. I never miss your videos, and look forward to Tuesday morning all week long 🥰
Oh, Terry, I love that idea! I have several tea kettles and ceramic pitchers in my stash. I’m writing this idea down right now before I forget.😂
Me too
Me too
Tea pots would be wonderful. I have a collection of them that just sit on a shelf.
Good morning, Sherry. There is no end to your creativity! Each of the items was very good and it would have been hard to choose. The one you chose was perfect. I look forward to each Tuesday for your newest video. Thank you for each craft idea.
Good morning, Deanna! Thank you for those kind words. I really want to keep the resin clock, too. It is hard to keep my booth stocked if I continue to keep everything that I make! 😜
You never disappoint! You are so incredibly talented. I love these clock ideas! Thank you for sharing and giving such great advice. Your expertise is invaluable! Blessings!
Sherry, you are the most inventive and creative person! You have great imagination and vision for seeing potential in unlikely items! My favorites were the little black scale and the filigree shelf (that you kept). But I adored every one of your creations! I would love to see how you transform picture frames too!
Sherry, I shake my head during every video over your creativity. I absolutely loved the antique clock you took all of the parts out of and added the nest and twigs. Honestly, I would find a place for every one of these creations. The one you decided to keep is beautiful. Knowing how much you love botanicals I thought your favorite would have been either the IOD transfer or the gorgeous needlepoint. I will never stop being amazed by your beautiful works of art. The little house at the end was also just adorable complete with kitty on the steps. 🥰
Thank you, Patricia! I don’t even know how I acquired that little cat, but I thought he belonged on those steps.
@@CanterburyCottage oh, he definitely did belong on the steps. It made it a home.
I loved each repurposed clock, but the “kitchen themed” upcycles were my favorite!
I'm constantly amazed by your ability to envision something new and different in old or found items. I love all these clock repurposes.
Wow! Amazing upgrades. I would have kept the needlepoint, the jello mold, or the little house at the end of the video. I really enjoyed this video. I'd love to see you repurpose old picture frames.
Sherry, great ideas. I usually pass on clocks at the thrift store - can’t wait to buy one and try your ideas!
My favorite today was the little resin clock (although it was hard to choose.) I would love to see you do more videos like this in the future Sherry. So much fun and inspirational!
Wonderful ideas. I love the framed needlepoint and the framed glass with the transfer. Thank you for all your wonderful ideas.
All are so precious!! I like the last project.. God bless you Ms. Sherry
I too love clocks, birds, butterflies, books, greenery, and ephemera! I was giddy watching this video. I want to make all of these projects! LOVE the pendulum clock with the bird and nest and sheet music! The embroidery hoop with fabric was unique, and that rose art is beautiful! You got 3 projects out of ONE thrifted clock! I love the jello mold clock too, perfect for the kitchen. I want to make a scale and stick a birds nest on top. The fairy house is too cute, on both sides!
I would have kept the same clock that you kept. Breathtakingly beautiful. You made it into something lovely. I can't help but shudder each time I see you paint beautiful wood, like in that clock. But it turned out pretty. Great job.
My number one favorite clock was the one with the sheet music the first one you made. My second favorite was the Jell-O mold clock. And the third was the pretty needlepoint one with all the flowers on it. They all were nice, but those were my favorites and I think the one with the sheet music was your favorite. And it’s not the end of your video yet.❤
locks. I have my Grandfather's bedside small clock and it is set on the time that decades ago he had the alarm set! I love it. I gave Daddy a traveling clock he wanted. He left us 2 of his watches. At the living estate sale, the people running it were dishonest and Grandad's pocket watch, his old rifle that he would use during the depression when he needed to feed his family in that way, and there was a pistol, too, that was special. Pocket watches are generally more sentimental than valuable but this one was REAL. My Grandad was Super high-up and well-connected in FL. with the Electric Company and we had Reddi Kilowatt pins, all of us Grandkids. So it was for real-not just a metal painted gold! And the old rifle had a history-it had belonged to his Father and the pistol also, for whatever reason was also special and valuable. The people underpriced many things, did not bring enough people to watch everything-in fact, she had her daughter and her husband the night before and then they left and it was only this woman outside under an umbrella taking money! I had warned my Mother about these very people. I had some bad experiences with them at their shops in town-and realized they were unscrupulous but came off as the biggest Christians there ever was! I had also been bitten by a brown recluse spider, when trying on some clothes in her daughter's little clothing section. I looked up at the ceiling in the dressing room and the dropped down ceiling, which was damaged, was teeming with spiders! Wow, that was so creepy. But I was undressed already and tried to turn and face that huge nest but had been bitten on my-ahem-derriere, and the Dr. said that was exactly what it was. I let them know so they could fix the problem-I never threatened her or had any intention of doing so. It was just so they could fix the problem and keep others from being bitten, too. It hurts! She called me and old me her really smart brother had looked at them and swore they were not blown recluses. I know them when I see them-very well! But her "very smart" brother had the last word as she told me and those were the last wot]rds I had for her. I think I ended by saying, "Please just fix your ceiling in the dressing room. That is all I wanted you to know." She was still scoffing when we ended the phone call. And I heard her on the phone gossiping for the longest time when I went into that antique shop. That was disconcerting. Her Mother was a person who, once again, portrayed herself as a huge old Christian, like her husband and her perfect daughter, perfect very smart son-don't know how big the family is/was. And, some of the incredible pieces my Mother and Dad had did not get 'sold' but lo and behold, again, when the day was over, the large and beautiful and fine objects, an entire bedroom set, a gigantic antique cupboard with glass doors on top and covered storage in the bottom and other lovely and some small expensive items- got sold to--Her Friends! When they "weren't sold" at the end of the day, she just called her friends and they came to get them-at a reduced price! And they did not have the people there, as I said, to keep people from meandering throughout the entire house. It was supposed to be several rooms and had wonderful things--but I saw a lady from my church-good grief, going into a drawer she should not have opened-that the people did not tape shut- and she bought for cheap some lovely and extraordinary foreign pieces in one original box-and on her way out, said to me, "I got the most expensive thing here." I said nothing. My Mother would have been embarrassed if I had but I really almost bit my tongue off. I think Mother realized later that I had told the whole truth and nothing but the truth and realized, too late, that they had been plundered. Yes, they made some money. But not nearly what they should have made. And it was because of the big ol Christian people that made it happen and allowed it to happen. I felt so sorry for my parent's- someone had fooled my Father- as he was going into some dementia and was just so darn nice anyway. We couldn't prove it-and their emotional well-being was of paramount importance, so we stayed, helped and bought things, too. But it was a terrible experience. I appreciate people like you who are so creative, giving and helpful. Thank you! Terri
Sherry, you're a genius. One project was more delightful than the next! I had a super hard time deciding which one I thought you might want to keep, but seeing a house number on the Fairy House led me to believe it might be your home address and that you'd keep this piece. I'm writing this, of course, before you announce which one you're going to keep...
I love the "no fear" way you went in on that mini anniversary clock to create the scale. Too cute
Your ability to see something so lovely in the midst of an ugly piece astounds me. You have such a gift!
You kept the shelf it was beautiful, the first clock was really nice also . Thank you Sherri for all that you do. My coffee is so much better when drank along with CC. God bless!
Good day Sherry!! Amazing video and ideas as usual!! I would have kept all of them if I could, but that jello mould clock was super cute! I loved it! It would look super cute in the kitchen of course!! Thank you for all of the wonderful ideas as usual!! Have a great week!!
Thank you, Mandy! I do like the jello mold better than my current kitchen clock.😜
Hi Sheri! I thought for sure that you would have chosen the resin clock. I love the wreath with the tiny flowers, and animals! So charming! All of your projects were so nice. It would be difficult to choose just one!
Sherry, you never cease to amaze me with your creativity ..... the jello mold clock won my heart !!!! Only you would think to make something beautiful from a jello mold !!!!
I couldn't pick just one favorite! Love them all ! Your talent is beyond belief!!!! Beautiful, just beautiful!!! 🥰
Wow! The more I learn about you Sherry, the more I believe you are the twin I never knew that I had. Haha! 😂 Great minds think alike…
I love that you took an entire group of clocks, and made different projects. And you didn’t waste any of the parts or pieces! My favorite piece in the video, is the first project. I would have never thought to use just the box. Very clever idea! The mini scale is a very close second. It looks so authentic! You aged it to perfection! 😊
When I’m thrift shopping, I am always attracted to clocks. I have quite a stash in my craft room now, and the in need of fresh ideas. I have made over a few with a new face, turned a modern clock into a giant old pocket watch, and have added decor and texture to some working clocks. I’m very thankful to have ideas to use up my “stash.”
Thank you for sharing with all of us. I look forward to the next video!
My favorite was the needlepoint with those beautiful raspberry colored violets in the green clock frame. Gorgeous!
I really enjoyed the video! I would have kept the jelly-mould one, because you can easily change the decor. Christmas/winter, Easter/spring, autumn. Endless possibilities! We just don't have these fantastic thrift shops here in the south of England, so it is hard to get these lovely "treasures" you always find!
I just love watching you intricately place the florals in your pieces... anything with birds, bird houses and bird nests are my favorites.
Your talent never ceases to amaze me!! I love the ornate clock turned into a shelf and the fairy house!
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Sherry, you are definitely the magic clock lady. Love how you transformed them!
I know I say this every time I watch you making your projects...but...I just love everything you create. The quiet clock is my favorite.
I’ve never seen anyone who DIYs as creatively as you!!
Sherie you are Incredibly Talented! Thank you so much for sharing your creations, they are all so beautifully done….
I especially loved the jello mold clock. You're so creative and inspiring.
Dear Sherry, I just turned 60 but while I watch your videos, I suddenly start talking like a teenager and say, "That's so Crazy good" because every week I am in disbelief of all the ideas you come up with. This is really your calling. I loved the ornate wall shelf you kept, as well as the resin clock and the very first one you did. It is always such a joyful time when I watch you. Thanks for adding so much pleasure to all of our Tuesdays!! 🤗💖🤗
there wasn't one project that I wouldn't be proud to have in my house. They were all adorable in there own way. I think i have a place for each and everyone! I love Tuesdays! thank you
Dear Sherry, I thought the assignment to pick one project would be easy. I just knew that the first, the pendulum clock, would be my favorite, and then the assignment became a challenge. In the end I could not pick. Thanks for entertaining and educating thousands of us. I still wish I were your neighbor. For now I will settle with being your virtual one. Thanks again and keep up the creativity and hard work. Liz
They are all wonderful but I really love the miniature scale clock!!
So many beautiful projects! I love the last little one with the lantern over the door. Have you ever worked on a doll house? I think that would be so much fun to do.
Everything is wonderful as usual!!! I love the reuse of the clock frame with the transfer and the needlepoint, they’re gorgeous!
They were also my favorites!
Mine too!
As always, your creative transformations of simple objects always amaze me. I liked them all but the Jello mold was my favorite as it provides another way to display some treasured kitchen antiques.
I loved this video! Your creativity never ceases to amaze me! I would love to see a video with all repurposed picture frames! I’m not sure exactly which one was my very favorite…too many to choose from! I will definitely be on the hunt for clocks today when I hit the thrift store! Thanks again for sharing your talent with everyone!!😊
You’re the best way to start my Tuesday! I guess if I only had to pick one it would be the first one…just loved how it turned out, oh and that mini scale was too adorable! 😉
Thank you so much, Tracy! You are so sweet! I made a video last fall repurposing old picture frames. Here is the link if you would like to watch it: ua-cam.com/video/QE1ahElmrpE/v-deo.html
I would have kept every one of them! Absolutely loved them all. And by the way, I had been looking for some new shears to go on my living room window after I renovated and when I saw your bedroom ones, I knew they would be perfect! And the little squirrel with the gold nut sitting my you… I have the same one sitting next to me! Thank you for your inspiration and relaxing videos!
Love the way you repurposed the tall clock!
The needlepoint is my absolute favorite. I would have a very hard time parting with it. However, the former pendulum clock with the music score and bird and nest is a very close second, and the wicker clock is sweet.
A friend has just offered me an antique looking clock she doesn't want anymore... this video comes at the perfect time for me! Can't wait to watch!! Love your ideas and projects!! 👏😍
Lucky you! I hope you’ll post a picture on the Facebook Group page. I’d love to see what you do with it!
Hi Sherry from Australia. Loved the needlepoint flowers in the frame.
Tricky you!! The battery string lights, a drilled hole & a little toy lantern…. Brilliant!
Loved them all! Would love to see what you do with old frames. I've got a stack of them waiting for inspiration!
I absolutely freakin
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Good Morning Sherry! This is definitely one of my favorite videos! That's saying a lot since I look forward to Tuesday mornings to enjoy your videos with coffee! After each project I was pretty sure I knew which one you would keep....then the next one came on and THAT one became the one I thought you would keep 🥴....I would have kept the one you chose but that little fairy house was precious! 💜
Sherry, once again you have done an exceptional video of repurposing old clocks! We must be related artistically! Lol. I absolutely love old clocks too and have several in my stash. The fact that you kept using the remnant pieces in the next videos was marvelous. I loved all the projects but my MOST favorite one was the clock turned shelf that you decided to keep. It is beyond stunning! Will be anxiously waiting on next week’s video as always. Superior ideas!!
Thank you, Lee! I bought that clock before the pandemic. Once I realized that I couldn’t fix it, I didn’t know what to do. I hated having to break off any of the pediments, but now I am so glad that I did.
Hi Sherry,
I chose all of them! They’re all beautiful pieces.
Thank you for your great ideas!
I loved the little one with the page from a book about birds.
That little fairy house turned out so cute.
They were all pretty.
I really liked the ornate wooden clock less piece. And I thought you would pick this on for yourself! It turned out so well❣️ some of my favs were the resin redo, the jello mold one was very creative and I’ve been thinking of scales, so the small scale you turned out was delightful💜 And last but not lease the Fairy clock❗️So creative you are. Always a joy to watch you & your videos 🤗🤩😻🕊️
Thank you so much, Pegeen! I really did want to keep the ornate wooden clock, too! 😜
I am starting to think that Sherri partakes of some rare nectar that causes extreme creativity 🌷🌿💚🌍
My granddaughters would have kept the fairy house immediately for their tiny dolls. The needlework framed was beautiful. I guarantee you that I will forever look at clock pieces differently now. You made so many beautiful things and I would have kept some I'm sure.
Thank you, Charlotte! I couldn’t believe I found that needlework fabric for $1.99!!!
All lovely- thank you Our Ladyship of Decordom!
Canterbury cottage on Tuesdays Real Housewives on Wednesdays…the rest of my days are stuck waiting til the next week! Give this lovely lady her own tv series already! ♥️
Hi Sherry I love the clock that you made into a house 🏡. You are so talented and inspire to do more crafting! I. See ya in you next video! Take care and be safe! Marty
Thank you for having closed captioning available. I watch a lot of your videos at work where I have to have earplugs in, even on break. I was just watching the video alone without audio but found out I could turn the other on. So thankful for some beauty in the midst of a grey factory setting! Thanks.
Thank you for watching, Sheryl! And, thank you for the valuable work you are doing in that gray factory!👏
Imposible to pick just one !!!!
All of them are amazingly beautiful !!!!!!
All of the projects are such elegant transformations, it's hard to pick just one! I find I'm torn between the one you kept, and the fairy house. ❤️ New subscription!
Love the clock shelf that you would keep for yourself, BUT the scale clock and the pan top clock would be so at home in my kitchen. I just love carving out time on Tuesdays to sit and enjoy your videos. I don't answer the phone or messages or anything else. Heaven help anyone knocking on my door during your video. Thanks for all of your ideas and the wonderful way you present them.
These were all beautiful, Sherry. I guessed it, and I would have kept the same one. That was so beautiful. Actually, they were all beautiful. The quilted one was adorable, too. I wish I had your creative mind.
You're right there are some really fun ideas here, a couple of the clocks you reinvented and they came out so Unique!
You are so clever with your clock ideas Mrs. Clock Lady!! I can tell you have a true calling and love for the clocks you repurposed. I love all your creations, but right off the bat, I chose the first clock as my favorite and thought it might be yours as well. Thanks for sharing!
Good morning, Sherry! So excited to see this video! I love clocks, too. I think I would keep the fairy house clock, too. I adore miniature dollhouses , as well. Well done, as always! ⏰❤
Good morning, Bobbie! So glad you liked today’s video. It is one of my favorites (probably, because I love clocks so much). I may keep the fairy house for awhile longer because I really want to work on it a bit more. I want to wallpaper the inside and add more to the front. Take care!
I loved these ideas! The one you chose to keep is so pretty, but it would be difficult for me to pick just one. 😊
Hi Sherry, these pieces were breath taken, you out done yourself this time. Thank You For Sharing! Until next time, keep having fun, Take care and stay safe !
I’ve loved everything so far, but the embroidery you added to the round frame just touched my heart.
I knew you’d keep that ornate shelf/ clock, it’s hard to come by. Good choice. I loved the needle point and the fairy house clocks.
You saved the best for last!!! The little house was my “jaw dropper!”
Thank you for beautifull ideas 💡. PRAYER MOVES EVWRYTHING SO LETS PRAY. HAVE A BLESSED DAY.
That baby scale is to die for😊
I have just found your channel, and must say your videos are uniquely wonderful. It"s easy to see why you win awards.
Needlepoint in green frame is gorgeous. Love the shelf with the door. That's the one you liked best. I also liked the first one you did, which was similar. Very good ideas, Sherri.
I love these you inspire me to approach my stash with a fresh creative flare. My favorite was the jello mold. I have one for quite awhile not knowing what to do with it. You can be sure I will be looking out for thrifted clocks, I loved it all. Good job, thanks. 🥰
I swear you can make a whole city from scratch just using odds and ends and thrift finds! Were you an engineer in your former life? You’re amazing! There’s no limit to your imagination. Everything was fantastic , and like you, I also would have kept the white clock with all the filigree. It’s a one of a kind and so unique! You don’t do anything halfway either. Koodos to you!
Oh wow!!! Each clock had its own beauty, yes, I liked the one u picked to keep, but my favorite was the painted green round wood clock frame with the beautiful needlepoint purple needlework.. now that made my heart skip a beat♥️ thx for sharing!! As time marches on, your crafts get more amazing 🌹
They were all amazing. I love the fairy clock house...adorable.
I loved the idea of this Tuesday’s video, upcycling clocks. The idea of you choosing particular items to make over sounds wonderful. I look in thrift stores and in all my stash and get overwhelmed trying to decide what to do. Most of the time I draw a blank end up not doing anything. Help PLEASE!! Your creative brain is a wonder to behold.
The kitchen clock was my favorite! Looked so old timey, Western NC here so sorta fits me perfect. You always amaze !
I love clocks too! But even more, I love Tuesday because I get to be inspired by your amazing, creative ideas! Thanks!!! 😺
Once again, thank you so very much. Your "quilt" clock with button numbers resolved a problem I created when repurposing a clock. Having used a piece of aged copper for the face of a Southwest clock; I had never found "numbers'" to 'fit.' Your inspiration opens up alternatives - finding small Southwest design what-evers - perhaps miniature conchos or shards of pottery ???
I love those ideas-you will have a truly one of a kind clock!
You are amazing!! I have an old German clock but the pieces are missing. Now I have some ideas! Thank you so much. God has definitely gifted you with creativity. I absolutely love the jello mold kitchen clock!! Thank for the time you take to teach us!! Much love to you.
I really like the shelf you kept.
But that jello mold kitchen clock would have a home on my shelf!
Sherry! Is too hard to pick only one, since you keep showing beautiful and unique transformations, everything was stunning!!!!!have a fantastic and blessed week 🌺❤️💙💜🌸
I have been collecting clocks lately...you inspired me!! I have them all on a buffet! Thanks for your creativity Sherry!! God Bless!!
I would have a hard time not keeping all of them. The fairy house is adorable as all of them all!! You are genius!!
That Jello mould clock is adorable! It is amazing what you are able to create with thrifted finds like the diorama- those diorama cloches are very expensive when you find them online.