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Spring Cloches

Today I am joining in Marty's Spring Cloche Party. Please drop by for lots of inspiration.  Thank you for hosting  Marty.

Over the weekend, I re-worked some of my cloches in preparation for the party Marty is having.  Here are some of them.

I bought this cloche at Chic or Shabby consignment store.
  They specialize in painted and distressed antiques.  It's a fun place to shop.
  The little rose bouquet inside is from Kirklands several years ago.

This is the little dome and Limoge plate
with the roses that I purchased at the
Treasure Hut Thrift Store in South GA.


This apothecary jar came from Ross and is
filled with grapes.  Notice the rooster tag I found at Michael's.
I bought this hurricane and pedestal at Home Goods
several months ago.  The white rose is a gift from
a dear friend at work.
This is a cheese dome I found at Habitat Restore
placed on a blue glass plate.  I've had the fruit
basket for many years.
This little dome and plate are also from the Habitat Restore.
The plate is attached to a glass candle holder to form a pedestal.
The little cupid belonged to my husband.
  I added the doily, roses and ribbon.


I hope you have enjoyed seeing a few of my spring cloches.  I really enjoy them!  I am always on the lookout for something that can be used for a cloche.

Comments

  1. They all look so lovely, but my favorite is the little angel.

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  2. Beautiful presentation, love them all ... I agree with Willow on the angel.
    Happy St. Patrick's Day ~
    Have a lovely eve ~
    TTFN ~
    Marydon

    CSN GIVEAWAY ENDS 3/17

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  3. Beautiful displays. I love the cherub. ~~Sherry~~

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  4. They are all very pretty - You did a great job.
    Enjoy your weekend.

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  5. I love the cherub too! Have a great weekend!

    Debbie

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  6. Beautiful displays!! I love the chippy looking base you have in the first picture. Have a great weekend, Martina

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  7. Wow, such lovely displays. Love your mantel and all of your cloches and jars are fabulous. Just beautiful. Thanks so much for joining the party. Hugs, Marty

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  8. O, these are all just beautiful. Thanks so much for sharing.
    Thanks, too, for coming by and following. I am going to follow you right back. You have a lovely blog.
    xo bj

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