Whether you have a crafty DIY clock to share or a traditional grandfather clock you’ve made, you’re eligible for our Create-A-Clock contest. You could win a $300 Klockit gift certificate!
How to Enter:
Starting Wednesday, May 1, 2013, the Klockit Create-A-Clock contest will open up to Facebook fans and online guests. Follow these basic steps to enter the contest:
(1) ‘Like’ Klockit on Facebook.
(2) Create a clock using at least one Klockit product.
(3) Next, you have 3 options: Post your photo on our Facebook page, send us a private Facebook message, or email your submission to rappner@primexinc.com.
(4) Make sure your entry submission includes a brief description of the story behind your clock project (this is part of the criteria used in the judging – see below).
(5) Submit your entry by Friday, May 31, 2013 at 11:59:59 p.m. CST
Judging:
One (1) grand prize winner will receive a $300 Klockit gift certificate; the second and third place winners will receive a $200 and $100 Klockit gift certificate, respectively. Winners will be judged based on the creativity, design and the story behind the clock project on a scale of 1 to 5. A panel of judges made up of Klockit staff will rate the finalists. The averages of the ratings determine the winners.
Winners:
Winners will be announced and contacted the week of June 3, 2013. When the winners are decided, they will be announced here on the Klockit blog and on the Klockit Facebook Page.
Questions?
Post your question on this blog or on our Facebook and Twitter pages.
I can’t wait to enter. With out you guys I couldn’t do what I do..
Thank you for your kind words, Mark! We look forward to seeing some more of your neat projects.
Can I enter a clock that was made a few years ago?
Absolutely!
Yay! That will be FUN!!! 🙂
This should be interesting. OK to enter more than one design?
Hi Carl, yes it is OK to enter more than one design. We love to see what our customers create! The only catch is that you can’t win more than one prize…say if you win 1st place you wouldn’t be able to win 2nd or 3rd place prizes. Good luck!
Building a new clock for this as we speak. It’s great that we can enter more than one and previously made clocks. More than the chance to win is the viewing of others work and ideas. I have used Klockit parts since last century over 2 decades ago, ya I’m old, so the rest of you prepare to lose to an old man. Bwa haha!
Your comment made our Monday, Bob! Yes, please enter as many clocks as you would like. We loved your work in the past and are definitely looking forward to seeing what your new clock project is all about. P.S. ‘Old’ is just a three-letter word in our books 🙂 Good luck!
Enjoy clock making so I made relatives one for each last Christmas.. The contest interests me so lets see what I can do.
Glad to have you, Dayle. Hopefully this contest will be fun for you! We look forward to your clock(s) 🙂
I added a clock yesturday (sunday 5/12/13). I have a few more Im going to add. I love designing and building clocks. I started building clocks about 7 months ago. It all started when I made a clock for myself and people saw it and asked if id build them one and thats when Jeremiah Clock Designs was born. Thanks Klockit for everything you do for us clock makers! I just wish my 24′ tall outdoor tower clock was close to completion for this contest but thats ok. Its going to be a few months before its complete.
Thanks again,
Jeremiah James
Jeremiah Clock Designs
Hi Jeremiah, we did see the clock you added yesterday and the one from this morning. Both look great! We can tell you love designing and building clocks 🙂 Keep us updated on your outdoor tower clock – we’d love to see the final!
I have a few other clocks that I am going to enter in the contest. I will email step by step pics of my tower clock as I build it.
That sounds great! We look forward to seeing your other clocks and the step by step pictures. Good luck!
I made a clock that is no longer in my possession, is it eligible?
Hi Calvin – Yes, it would be eligible as long as you send in a picture of the clock and the story behind it.