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The Chip Clock by Capital Craft

Posted by on Oct 18, 2012 in DESIGN, HOME DECOR

The Chip Clock is made of recycled materials by hand in Washington, DC from the creative desks of Matt Ford and Nick Jessee at Capital Craft. The soft complexion of this humble clock made entirely of recycled chipboard is soothing. It makes itself discrete with no loud print or graphics. Cute and compact, this little guy even fits in the palm of your hand. The clock is cut using a laser saw to give the subtle dentation in the chipboard disk. It flows seamlessly across the base to tell the time. The back features a place for battery and options to either stand the clock on a shelf or hang it on the wall.

Allison ABOUT ALLISON PARKER - Allison is a proud stay at home mom, home maker, professional boo boo kisser who is passionate about writing. After spending a few years living in New York City with her husband and son, they now enjoy a different pace of life in rural central Pennsylvania. Other than writing she and her husband of 10 years tend a hobby farm together. Days are filled with hours in the garden and even more hours canning in the kitchen. Allison Parker has been published in NYC Our Green Book. She graduated with a Bachelors in Theology from Valley Forge Christian College.
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