Hi everybody.
I told you about my new cloche last night, that I had gotten as a gift. Well today, I figured out how to embellish it and where to place it.
The first thing I did was to use the cloche as a template and traced it on some fabric I had with French script on it. I then cut it out so that it fit nicely on the base. this gives a nice backdrop for what I placed under the cloche.
I looked about my collection of little items and I remembered I has several old iron fence finials. One I really like, fit very nicely under the cloche and is a great compliment to the fabric.
Once I had the look I wanted, I decided to add this to the top of some old books I keep on my living room coffee table. This makes for a nice complement to the other vignette that is on this table.
I’m really happy on how this all turned out and will make for a nice conversation piece as well as a treasured gift from a very good person.
I am Linking to:
http://farmhouseporch.blogspot.com/2012/04/welcome-to-cowgirl-up-link-party-13.html
http://www.theshabbycreekcottage.com/2012/05/transformation-thursday-no-150.html
http://www.astrollthrulife.blogspot.com/2012/04/114th-table-top-tuesday.html
http://frommyfrontporchtoyours.blogspot.com/
http://staceyembracingchange.blogspot.com/2012/05/creative-inspirations-linky-party-12.html




Lovely! You always have such great ideas!
So cute! Looks great on your table. I’m now a follower
Thank you.
Love um! Your display is great. Thanx for coming to the party!
Love your sweet new cloche.
Lovely photos! Don’t things like that make a room just more inviting!
I found you on ‘I’m So Vintage’ and noticed your comment that you’ve got tons of coreopsis and lavender. Is the lavender wild? or did you plant it? Here in NW Wisconsin I plant lavender every spring because I dry it and use it in my handcrafted soaps. Only occasionally can I manage to be successful at wintering it over in the house. This year was not one of those years.
Nice to meet you. Hope you’ll stop in at Cranberry Morning sometime!
I have plants outside in my yard. I use a lot of dried lavender in my home. I am going to your page right now, I hope you follow my journey.
Cynthia
Wow! You turned the cloche into a unique display piece.
Love your idea! I love cloches. I have some made out of wire and glass. It looks great on your coffee table with the old books. This is my first visit so I’m going to take a look around.
That fabric really pops on the cloche. I love it. And I like the idea of filling the cloche with a finial…possibilities are endless aren’t they?
Sharon @ mrs. hines class
Sharon, yes they are I am thinking so far advance about that cloche already for fall and winter. I am a little nutty.
Thanks
Cynthia
That looks great! I adore French script!
Thanks for linking!
Stacey of Embracing Change