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Cloches Everywhere

In anticipation of the party at Marty's I gathered a few cloches together and here they are!!    She's such a sweetheart for inviting us to her place.  Be sure to come over!

My favorite cloche!  Love the cake stand too!
The sign in the bird's mouth says "joy". 
Little roo under this cloche!
A chalk apple hides under this cloche.  It sits on a sweet plate.
Another favorite.  The plate, dome, and roses are all from thrift shop in S. GA.  A total of $1.50!  Love this one!



Here it sits in the jelly cupboard.
I made this little plate pedestal.   Little green bird from Michael's.


My sweet little cupid sits under this cloche!  

Here it is without the doilies.
This cloche covers a candle sitting on my angel pedestal.


Here this metal garden shelf is a great cloche when turned upside down!!!

 Don't forget the cloche in my header picture!

Hope you've enjoyed my presentation for the cloche party!  Can't wait to see yours!

Comments

  1. What lovely cloche displays you have! I think the first one with the bird on the cake stand is my favorite.
    Be a sweetie,
    shelia ;)

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  2. All pretty vignettes! Very clever to use the shelf upside down:@)

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  3. Very pretty cloche designs! Your header picture vignette is beautiful!

    Katherine

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  4. You have a big assortment. Looks like fun.

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  5. Such pretty vignettes you have created. I just love all of your little birds!
    Marianne :)

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  6. Wonderful cloches and the birds and things, peaking from inside them are just fabulous! I specially love the wire one!! Love, FABBY

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  7. What lovely cloches -- you have a nice collection and you do a great job with what is in them!

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  8. I love birds under cloches and yours are so pretty. The little cherub is darling too.

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  9. You're so creative with your cloches! I love them all! I love your cake stand! Thank you for stopping by!

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  10. Pretty, pretty. Each one is so sweet, and there's no way to pick a favorite. Thanks for stopping by.

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  11. Oh you do have some of the most lovely displays, and your cloches are all fabulous. I love that you also use a wicker one, they are such fun too. I am totally impressed with all of our vignettes. Thanks so much for joining the party. Hugs, Marty

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  12. You have the sweetest cloches. I always love the birds in cloches. That was really smart to turn the wire shelf upside down...thanks for following my blog!

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