With the Spring linky parties going on this week, I’m posting earlier today than I normally do to try and avoid too much overlap of posts.
Some of my cloches and apothecary jars are new, some I’ve updated just a little bit, and others some of you have seen before, but I’m including them in case some of you haven’t seen them.
I’ve had this lidded jar dressed up with this nest, eggs, and moss for some time now. To give it a little different look, I added in one of these really lovely birds with nest tags. It looks like a page from a beautiful old book {in miniature}.
I took the lid off so you can see it a little better.
I was out with my friend Sue this past week and one of the treasures I found was this little “chocolate” bunny statue. Just the right size for me to incorporate into a vignette and/or a cloche.
I added a few little eggs that actually came with another little treasure I picked up while we were out. Here is the back view.
My black and white bunnies on the other living room side table are perfect and ready for Spring and Easter. They will stay here for awhile because I love bunnies and my living room is black and white.
Not too long ago, I showed my PB Santos ornament under glass.
She sits next to the new chocolate bunny. I still haven’t clipped her hanger ring off yet.
I still have my cork filled cloche.
I love this one and I’m not even a big fan of wine!
I did make one change here that probably isn’t easily evident. I changed out the thin pedestal piece and replaced it with a pillar candle holder I found at Goodwill. The stand was too thin and was an accident waiting to happen.
I still have my mini cloches filled with eggs on a tray in my master, although I may have to find them a new home as they really don’t go with the Duck Egg.
In our master bathroom, I’ve had these apothecary jars filled with soap eggs for awhile now.
I love them just the way they are, so they never change. I tend to be that way ~ if I get something the way I like it, it stays that way!
Finally, is this little cloche I put together with a few different glass pieces I find at Goodwill a couple of years ago. It is very simply decorated with a nest and egg, and sits in the guest bedroom. I’m looking forward to seeing what everyone else has come up with!
I’m linking up with Marty’s Cloche Party for the Egg-xellent Spring Party. I’m offering a giveaway over at Marty’s to my Etsy shop, so make sure you visit her blog to enter. I’m also offering 10% off in my Etsy until Wednesday, March 21, 2012; use code MARTYSCLOCHEPARTY!
Kathy
Oh I am so excited about the party, your cloches are all fabulous. I love the new chocolate bunny and the pretty black and white ones. You have been especially creative with how you are decorating and displaying them. Love them all. Thanks so much for joining the party and thank also for such a fabulous giveaway. You should mention that on your post here also. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteThank you for putting me in the mood for Easter, I will join the party later when I find more bunnies and so.
ReplyDeleteI love your chocolate bunny, how sweet and not a calorie in sight...
Hugs,
Angela.
Kathy, you certainly do have many beautiful cloches...all so creatively done..love your wine cork cloche..I have mine in a large covered jar..and, yes, I like wine!!
ReplyDeleteOMGoodness Kathy, a cloche post full of beautiful inspiration! I have the hardest time with them and yours are filled and displayed so beautifully. I've bookmarked this post for future cloche inspiration. Enjoy your Sunday my friend and see ya at the party, Gail
ReplyDeleteSo many pretty cloches. Oh my! I really liked the white tray with the 3 baby cloches. So sweet!!
ReplyDeleteSuch adorable ways to decorate a cloche! I'm loving all these pretty ideas:)The black and white bunnies are just too darn cute under that cloche and I love the darling little nest tag inside the jar.The cloche with the corks on the pedestal looks perfect in the tabletop vignette. I'm loving Marty's cloche party and all these inspiring spring vignettes. Thanks for sharing! Have a great week ahead!~Poppy
ReplyDeleteWow! Your cloche collection has grown! They are all adorable -love the bunny on the checked paper though
ReplyDeleteRhonda
Love the chocolate bunny under glass. And can just see someone here lifting the glass on the wine corks and them all flying!
ReplyDeletexo Cathy
Oh, Kathy! You did it ag ain- what an amazing assortment of cloche designs you have shared with us!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't begin to tell you which is my favorite, they are all so springy and lovely!
You really have me in the mood to play with my spring things!
Have a wonderful rest-of-Sunday!
Kathy, I love your cloches. Each one is just so cue...and I love how you are displaying them. That last one that you put together from bits and bobs is just lovely- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteIlove them all.....love those bunnies.
ReplyDeleteKathy, What beautiful displays! I just love cloches and apothecary jars! The first apothecary jar with the picture and nest of eggs is my favorite. I also really love the cloche with the chocolate bunny and the one with the wine corks. It's all so very elegant!!
ReplyDelete~ Jamie
Cute ways to fill you cloches.
ReplyDeleteHi honey
ReplyDeleteYour collection of cloches are really amazing. I can't believe you have so many and their all so lovely.
My favorite are your black and white bunnies. How cute are these!
Thank dear friend for coming by and leaving me such a beautiful comment today.
I cried when I read it. Your always there for me and I adore you.
It has been a rough month waiting on the results of Clint's test and then to find he has a kidney disease has just left me almost sick with worry but I do believe in the power of prayers. So I feel that he will be okay. We should get the rest of the results maybe by tomorrow.
Thanks for being such a dear friend
Love
Maggie
Mr. Chocolate Bunny sure looks pretty under glass, Kathy. Glad you saw him! Are those Fitz and Floyd bunnies? They look similar to a bunny plate that I have. Luv those tiny egg cloches-
ReplyDeleteWhat a great bunch of cute ideas, Kathy! I'm so ready to shift into spring/Easter decorating! You're inspiring me to move on past St. Patrick's. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking to the party and thank you again for the fabulous giveaway. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteKathy, I love these! The corks have given me such a great idea for one of mine! Your nest,eggs and bunnies are precious!
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy,
ReplyDeleteYour cloches look amazing. My favorite ones are the ones with the bunnies.
Dee
What wonderful cloches and I love the chocolate bunny!
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
All your cloches look great but I love the black and white bunnies. Really cute!
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful cloches! I love the small ones on the tray...oh I can't pick just one-they are all wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAll your egg filled cloches are so springy, but I especially love your little chocolate bunny! Linda
ReplyDeleteYour cloches are just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLove all your cloches especially the tiny ones and the "chocolate" bunny. Your house looks ready for Spring!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Donna
You have a nice variety of cloches! Your black and white bunnies ard really cute! I love those little ones in your master- too cute!
ReplyDeleteI hear ya! I leave things longer then some if I love them too. I have wanted some of those soap eggs in an apothecary jar for some time now. I think they are just divine. I also love the flower petal soaps in apothecary jars too from Gianna Rose but am waiting to find a deal on them. I may be waiting awhile huh? LOL! All of your cloches are so pretty. I love that several of them even have wonderfully pretty display bottoms like the one with the checkered bottom and the music sheets. I'm sure you did those yourself they are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteWell, you certainly have a lot of pretty treasures under glass, Kathy. I think they're all terrific, but I especially like the cute, chocolate bunny. ;)
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Liz @ The Brambleberry Cottage
Kathy, I linked back to this post on my latest post about my little Easter display. You inspired me to make my own Easter cloche! I hope you don't mind! ~ Jamie
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get your mini cloches with the beaded edges? Thanks
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Kathy! I've never left a comment before so I didn't know how it worked, but I'm glad you were able to find me! I love those mini cloches and I had seen them before but just could not track them down. It looks like you can't order them directly from the website, and that you have to buy them through a house party sale or ebay. Does that sound about right?
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