It use to be, when you heard the word cloche, you thought of those darling hats so popular during the 1920's. Now, the word cloche is ever so present in the world of home decor.
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| My husband bought me this cloche for my birthday |
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| I am working on a Mother's Day theme |
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| A vintage tea cup and a photo of my grandmother, mother and moi in her arms |
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| From displaying favorite treasures or food...... |
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| cloches are also used for climate control in gardening. |
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| Did you know cloche is French for "bell"? |
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| Maybe one of these cloches will inspire you |
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| A display depicting nature |
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| Yum! |
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| 1920's Vintage French Cloches |
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| Printemps in all it's glory! |
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| The Marie Antoinette display ... sorry, couldn't resist |
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| Here's a cloche at work protecting fragile plants during a frost. |
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| Simple but charming |
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| I love this tiny cloche |
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| Cloches with attitude |
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| I plan to display shells, starfish and sea glass in mine this summer |
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| The color of these cloches remind me of the ocean |
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A Fairy Light
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cloches are all so enchanting, I couldn't help think how beautiful a fairy would be enclosed in one. Of course, Tinker Bell wouldn't like that at all.
I love all the cloche displays! I'm definitely going to buy some now.
ReplyDeleteThank, Sparklegem! I really love mine. Hope these photos gave you some ideals.
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