Somewhere I saw a similar pic of this clock, so I decided to make one for layering practice. This is actually 3 pieces. There are two 3mm pieces of opaque pink acrylic from Canal Plastics that are simply screwed together via the clock mechanism parts. The back is 1/8" PG draftboard that I glued to the middle acrylic piece. The clock mechanism sits in a cut out section of the draft board. For future pieces, I would use at least 1/4" plywood or other wood for the back. The draftboard was scored. Hoping to make more clocks!
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Very cute, makes me want some ice cream! 
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Awwww, what a cute clock! The clean simplicity of it just made me smile.
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Cute!!
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Yeah I like how you’re not trying to do too much. Excellent balance of detail and functionality, very effective.
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Just the right amount of whimsy.
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That would be adorable in a nursery! 
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Adorable!
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Ha ha
So cute! I’m hoping to make a few clocks for my kids during the holidays.
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Just a thought on joining two pieces - if you’re limited by raw material size but up to a challenge, you could step it up and do something different, like making it out of contrasting colors in a swirl pattern. 
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So cute, well done!
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Oooo…that would be cool!
Ice cream … yum! My favorite food! Adorable clock!
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Looks great
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