Hi Friends...
I thought I'd do a quick post
and share my two Christmas Cloches
from the Dining Room.
I love the importance a simple vignette can bring
when it's snuggled away under a dome of glass.
My favorite seems to be of "natural things"
like birds, butterflies, mossy pots, buds and blooms.
Whatever season it is, I lean toward the real reason for a cloche;
to protect the vulnerable plants and specimens.
I have the two I made this year on the Dining Room Buffet,
but since the lighting in that spot has too much glare,
I usually bring them somewhere else to photograph.
I wanted to feature this lovely Velvet Pear made by my sweet friend,
Becky from Timewashed. I think today, 12/12 is her last day open,
then she goes on Holiday Break. But she'll be back next January.
As I was taking pics,
I realized that I needed to eliminate some of the excess,
and let the Velvet Pear take center stage.
So, I did a little re-make,
and liked it so much better.
Here are the Christmas Cloches from last year.
and several years ago...
More Cloches found here on my Pinterest Board
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xoxo,
Great ideas for creating charming scenes to enclose in the cloches. I especially love the plants inside and the birds on the wood.
ReplyDeleteLove the nature-inspired holiday pics!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Wow, I love what you can do with a cloche, Debra! The most recent ones are stunning, but the previous ones are gorgeous as well.
ReplyDeleteThese are just beautiful, Debra! I really love all of them and applaud you on all the different themes. I'm looking forward to updating and giving a warm winter touch to some that I have
ReplyDeleteThank you for a lovely comment today, it made me smile. :-)))
Jane
So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour home is gorgeous!!!!
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