I didn't actually make it because I didn't have that much money, but it is fun and when you are in need you can just take some money of your clock.
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Money Clock
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Draw around the plate on the cardboard to make a circle and cut it out.
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(optionally) paint the circle blue with twelve yellow stars for the EU flag or in the colors of your country's flag.
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Stick the money on the clock, €1 at 1 o'clock, €2 at 2 o'clock, etc.
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Cut out a hole and stick in the clock kit.
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Jasmin N.
23 Mar 22:51
ok, thats cool. But i think doing it in fake money (likes school coins and things) would be A LOT cheaper.
Molliewobbles
24 Mar 00:25
It'd be fun with Monopoly $$$$$!!!!!
Cat Morley
24 Mar 01:45
Aww this is a really sweet idea, thanks for sharing :)
kermit
24 Mar 08:33
Hehe it looks good! Ask your dad if he has some old guldens lying around and you could make a retro clock ;)
Wouter
24 Mar 11:29
If you went on a holiday to a place where the currency isn't worth much, you could also use what you have left over from there. Good ideas you have too! Thanks, Cat!
Elizabeth H.
23 Sep 16:17
haha that is a neat idea, I'd like to have one that automatically replaces the money when ever I use it ;)