Hey everyone. I am Amellali, and in today's tutorial I'm going to show you how to make this amazing clock.
It's of course inspired by Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, I know a lot of you already recognise this object.
It looks like a station clock.
But it actually visualizes mentions the magical exposure threat level and we can find it at Macusa.
But now, you can have one at home. I hope you really like this idea and let's get on with the video.
You are gonna need a muggle clock to transform it.
Thin cardboard board, you can recycle an empty cereal box, a brush, a pencil and a stencil knife, a protractor,
a compass, ruler, glue and acrylic paint.
Start by drawing a circle the same size as your clock, then using the same centre point
you draw three smaller circles inside. You can see the measures of each one
You will have four circles like this, trace the diameter and place your protractor on the centre point.
Make two marks, one at
120 degrees and the second one at 55 degrees. Connect this mark to the centre point.
It will look like three cake slices. Place a protractor on the left line that you just draw and mark
65 degrees. Connect that mark to the centre too. Now erase the diameter and place a protractor on the right line and
mark 20 degrees, and obviously trace another line to connect the mark and the centre point.
Place a protractor on the line that you just drew and mark at
35 and 70 degrees.
Connect those marks to the center point and finally place a protractor on the last line you drew and mark
65 and 95 degrees.
Now next to the lines you already drew mark one centimetre of distance and trace another line.
Repeat all around the circle, and I know this seems super complicated
But I promise it's not. You can pause the video here to see the measures of each division inside the circle.
Can you see the sort of frame we made at each section? Well we have to cut out the inner part.
This one I'm colouring in with my pencil. Cut slowly,
you don't want to ruin your frame. Repeat the same process with all the circle and
also cut out a smaller inner circle.
Now you must have this piece of cardboard.
Trace and cut out three more circles, their sizes depend on the size of your clock hands.
Paint the frame and the circles with golden acrylic paint.
Take your clock and mark the hours on the edge like I'm doing here, then paint the entire clock white and once that it's dry
place the golden frame on top.
Do you see these two sections which measures are 65 degrees?
Place one of them aligned with the mark that we made at '12'.
I mean the centre of the clock and the other section must be at your left.
Using this piece of cardboard as a stencil,
trace each section and once you're done take off the frame. Each section will be painted of a different colour and this is the order
from 12: red, black, dark green, medium green and light green, blue, yellow and orange.
The next step is to print the phrases for the divisions in the clock.
I recommend you to print them on thick paper, cut out each letter that will take you a while,
so be patient.The phrases are starting on red
Emergency, Witch-hunt, Exposures, Obliviations.
Zero Threat, Low Threat, Moderate Threat, High Alert
Danger, and Severe: Unexplained Activity. Stick down the frame to the clock and then glue the phrases. We're almost finished.
Take your golden cardboard circles and glue them to the clock hands.
This is the final result and I totally loved it.
It's great to decorate your room or to give as a gift.
And I think every Potterhead in the world must have this magical object.
I won't let another one die. I refuse to bow down any longer.
Time is running out. Let's just go ahead