Glass cloche ideas

If you're looking for adorable Spring decor then check out these Easter Cloche Ideas.

What can you do with a cloche? Here are a few Decorating with Glass Cloche Ideas and what you can put underneath.

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Follow this simple to tutorial for how to make your own glass cloche decor craft project to give an elegant way to display treasures.

Bell jars or cloche jars are all the rage these days. They adorn mantles, counters and knick knack shelves. Photo courtesy of Art and Artifact Photo courtesy of the Company Shed Did you know that “cloche” is the French word for “bell”? Cloche jars were originally hand-blown jars used to protect plants from cold and frost. Decorating with some cloche jars has been on my list but I haven’t run across any to purchase so I decided to make some of my own. I found these votives at the dollar…

I was going to title this roundup of ten creative uses for cloches to decorate your home as ‘Cloches, 10 Ways’ until I discovered that wouldn’t rhyme. Come to think of it, the current title doesn’t rhyme either. Phooey. Did you know cloche was pronounced “klohsh” and not “klo-shay?” I learned that on Top...

Hello Everyone, we're all so excited to start off this special week of our Share Your Style Spring Blog Hop! This week all eight of us will be sharing some fresh new Spring Inspiration and we hope you'll share what you've been doing to transform your spaces for this brand new Season. It all started with this wonderful multi-colored Waverly Toile fabric I found for a new table runner in my Dining Room. I knew I wanted something "Green" for Spring, but wasn't sure which direction I wanted to…

These are my favorite neutral Easter DIY decorating ideas this coming Spring season. The first thing I usually do each new season is to take a look around Pinterest and see what new ideas are out there in the online space. This is the best of what I found that falls into my decorating preference

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Looking for simple glass cloche decor ideas for fall? Check out these easy ideas to decorate with glass cloche domes and how to use them in your home decor for quick and cozy seasonal decorating ideas!

These little enchanted forests are protected from the real world under glass domes and are handcrafted in France from artificial plants, vines, branches, and more - no maintenance required.

Learn how to create a real wood look and turn Dollar Tree domes into vintage cloches! #dollartree #dollartreemakeover #dollarstorediy #fauxwood

5 Easy Ideas for Spring Decor. Get your home ready for Spring with these pretty and easy ideas. Colorful glass and items from nature

I am a bit late in publishing a blog post about decorating with glass cloches and domes. There have been so many others I just stayed away from this topic even though I loved vignettes that feature them. However, I recently received a beautiful gift from a lovely friend in France that has been the inspiration for this post about displaying treasured items under glass cloches. Imagine my delight when, upon opening the package, I discovered a gift wrapped in a delicate handkerchief and all…

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Glass Dome Cloche Decorating Ideas by sheholdsdearly.com Farmhouse Spring Farmhouse Decorating Details #glassdomedecorating #glassclochestyling #belljardecorideas #howtostyleacloche

DIY Cloche Jars | Make your own Cloche Jars for diy decorating. Click on the photo for the tutorial and supply list. http://TodaysCreativeLIfe.com

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Originating from France, cloches were traditionally used to protect fragile garden plants from being bitten by frost – but these beautiful bell jars (cloche is French for bell) were adopted by English plant enthusiasts in the late 1800s for decorative but practical use with indoor gardening. Vintage Chic And now – thanks to our love of all things vintage – they’re making a welcome comeback. Here are a few tips to bear in mind before you think about getting in on the trend and putting your…