We are still snowed in here in Northeast Georgia, so I got some things together for a valentine vignette.
See the cloche? I was taking 2 sconces off the wall in the dining room, took them into the kitchen to wash them and when I rinsed and put them in the drainer, I noticed that when turned upside down, they looked like a cloche. I just pulled a small clear depression glass plate out of the cabinet and made this little cloche. I think it is so cute.
I bought the red angel for about a dollar at Dollar General on Sunday. It was the last one left in Christmas clearance, but I thought it was ok to use regardless of the season.
Here the cloche has a white tree candle and little glittered hearts around it. In the picture below, the cloche has a white rose and a red heart in it, with a little ivy and the hearts around the cloche and twine tied around the top.
This is what I did with the hurricane from the other sconce.
I am joining Susan at Between Naps on the Porch for Tablescape Thursday. You're invited to the party too!
This is what I did with the hurricane from the other sconce.
I am joining Susan at Between Naps on the Porch for Tablescape Thursday. You're invited to the party too!
Now, you'll have me scouring my house for sconces that I can flip upside down! That looks great as a cloche.
ReplyDeleteI also think that angel from DG was a great find.
Everything looks great, lovin' your new angel:@)
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea! Your sconce turned cloche is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteYvonne
I love your sconce turned cloche. Great idea!
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Sissie
What a great idea! VERY creative!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet Valentine vignette! I can't believe you found that angel at Dollar Tree. Isn't that just the most fun store??? I love it!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed seeing your creative use of your hurricane sconce as a cloche!
Happy Tablescape Thursday to you. Hope you'll join me for a china giveaway...
XO,
Sheila :-)
How sweet your Valentine's Vignette is! Love your cherub and your hurricane sconce cloche.
ReplyDeleteVery cute, I will have to look at things with a more creative eye in the future. Thanks for the inspiration :)
ReplyDeleteMaryrose
Very cute! And look at you! You made a valentines cloche. So smart to make your own cloch too. I have'nt begun with the Valentine decorating yet but you are inspiring me to get on the ball! Love the lady in red! Ooops! Shame on me, I mean the little red angel. :))
ReplyDeleteHow clever of you to turn a sconce into a cloche. Now you're going to have me looking around here to do the same. Lovely vignette.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea! And what a great find on the pretty angel. Your sconce turned into the cloche is so creative!
ReplyDeleteThat little red angel will find many uses. It's so pretty. That was a great idea for another use for the sconces. Love your new vignette.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely Valentines vignette. Love that pretty lil red angel, and what a nice cloche you made. All Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Nellie
Hi lovely lady.
ReplyDeleteI also love the Valentines Vignette look !! I LOVE the red angel so sweet. !!! Im your newest follower on your blog. I hope you can come over and see my Tablescapes on my blog sweet lady;
I hope you have a nice evening with your family.
Diane
Clever thinking there. I am glad I am not the only one thinking Valentines day.
ReplyDeleteGreat job on repurposing the scones hurricanes. The gorgeous plate is what really caught my eye. Thank you for sharing your charming vignette. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable vignette and I love what you did with the hurricane -- how clever!!!
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