Today I’m joining Marty at A Stroll Thru Life for her Christmas Cloche Party. Here are a few of the cloches that I have scattered throughout my home.
In my dining room this cloche is sitting on my buffet.
Keeping with the color scheme on the buffet, I used a silver finial with pine, holly leaves and added two silver jingle bells.
In the kitchen I have a lantern sitting on the countertop. In front of the lantern I placed a wicker basket that has faux pine and goodies in it. I tied a burlap bow on the handle.
I filled the inside of the lantern with a lighted strand of woven balls, greens, pinecones and berries.
On the shelf in the kitchen is my bird cage.
I placed greens with little red berries in it and added a candle.
On the entryway table in the kitchen, I have another cloche. I made this one.
Keeping it simple, I just added pine and three red jingle bells.
The apron you see hanging is another sentimental keepsake of my Mom’s. It was her Christmas apron that she wore many times on Christmas Eve.
Thanks for stopping by and my blessings to you and your family this Christmas season.
Very pretty! I love the bell shaped cloche with the red jiggle bells and black stand-very festive:@)
ReplyDeleteI love the bell cloche and the birdcage! How clever!
ReplyDeleteOh I love them. The silver finial, the birdcage, lantern and the bells. Each vignette is fabulous and you have used all of your cloches so beautifully. Thank so much for linking to TTT. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteLove them all Gail. The lantern is a really good idea and makes me wish I had bought one at PB outlet. ♥O
ReplyDeleteI lurve that lantern!! It looks so pretty filled with the pinecones and the woven balls. Just the right touch of bling with the glittered faux greenery. Thanks for visiting. :-) Sue
ReplyDeleteHi Gail! Everything is so pretty. The lantern is gorgeous. Love your wire cloche with the bird on top. I have one similar but it's black and now I think a paint job is in order.
ReplyDeletebe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
I love your cloches. The apron is lovely. I have aprons that belonged to my Mother as well. They are precious keepsakes.
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea to turn a birdcage into a cloche.. everything looks wonderful and so festive...
ReplyDeleteSonny
Your cloches are lovely but I really love the lantern with the lights. What a great idea. The birdcage is very cute also.
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays,
Carey
I love the way you put the little lamp on the Joy of cooking cook book. Darling little vignette! :)
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
~Liz
I love the cloches and the the apron hanging. So sweet.
ReplyDeleteI love all of them but my favorite is the bird cage and the apron priceless. Blessings, Vicky
ReplyDeleteYour cloches are all lovely.
ReplyDeleteThe apron caught my attention because I wear them all the time and just yesterday a friend sent me an email about the history of aprons I must see if I can send you.
Absolutely love your mum's apron. That's very sweet mesmerising dear mother walk around with that gorgeous treasure.
ReplyDeleteI do love your clochés. Well, as a cloché lover, it's hard not to like, small or big ones.
Enjoy & happy party time...
Love your cloches, Gail~ your vignettes are really lovely!
ReplyDeleteGail,
ReplyDeleteYou really know your Christmas! Love the warm cozy colors throughout...black, white and red really pop. I used those colors in my sun room. Love it! I have cloche envy!
Merry Christmas!
Michelle
Hi Gail...
ReplyDeleteOoooh...sooo many Christmas pretties at your place! Your home looks gorgeous all dressed for Christmas, my friend! I loved getting a peek at all of your Christmas cloches...they're all fabulous but I think my favorite is the one with the silver finial and pine greenery! It's gorgeous! I also really like the 3 red glittery bells cloche too! Thank you so much for sharing your Christms pretties with us...such a treat, my friend!
Warmest Christmas wishes,
Chari @Happy To Design
Hello dear Gail,
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you came back to say hello, now I will mark your blog and be back again and again. I love all of your cloches, they are beautiful, you make gorgeous vignettes out of everything. After looking through several posts I can see that you are a talented decorator. I am just a "wannabe" decorator.
I see your son Jordan is in Afghanistan. My nephew Brian Eastham is a Chaplain in the US Military, not sure where in Afghanistan he is stationed, though.
Love and hugs, Cindy
Hi Gail, It's me again, I meant to tell you yesterday before I signed off that I will remember to pray for your Jordan, keep us updated on how he is doing.
ReplyDeleteLove and hugs, cindy
These are super Cloches...I really love the diversity of them.
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