I was so excited this morning when I received an email from Patty, she is joining Marty to host a Cloche Party....
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They had me on the word Cloche.
Cloches are always featured in my decorating no matter which room they just seem to fit in. It is like playing house, always rearranging the displays. (Reading this back makes me ponder the idea that maybe just maybe I have to much time on my hands?
Cloches are always featured in my decorating no matter which room they just seem to fit in. It is like playing house, always rearranging the displays. (Reading this back makes me ponder the idea that maybe just maybe I have to much time on my hands?
The largest cloche has been on my table for a few weeks,
it's host to a wonderful french statue of Our Lady,
The Blessed Mother.
By Her is a piece of art, by Prayers on the Side,
prayer beads and pottery cross, super size for big intentions.
This cloche is the smallest one of all.
In it is a tiny statue of St. Anthony holding
the Baby Jesus with an antique baby rosary.
In the back ground is a tiny chapel, another piece of
art from the girls at "Prayers on the Side".
We carry their work at The Visitation Gift Shop where
I hang my hat a couple of days a week. As you can guess
I work for stuff.
I work for stuff.
The far left cloche is home to an antique
crucifix and antique hand door knockers
"Knock, Knock, Knocking on Heaven's Door"
The remaining cloches are used in a
Mad Tea Party, for this weekend, hosted by
The Fanciful Twist.
I have a sleeping problem.....it's called pinterest. Do you find yourself lost in the images?
Check out my Cloche Board
Check out my Cloche Board
http://pinterest.com/kathylovitt/cloches/
Enjoy the day,
Good Blessings Your Way, Kathy
Good Blessings Your Way, Kathy
Things just seem to gain importance when put under a cloche, but your treasures would be treasures with or without a cloche. off to visit you on pinterest.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, you do have such lovely cloches and I love that you have the Blessed Mother, Jesus and the Crucifix under them. So perfect. Your smaller cloches for the tea are also stunning. How fun. Thanks you so much for joining the party. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteI was excited about Marty's cloche party this week too.. I love all the one's you've done here. Very Inspiring. I'm going to check out your cloche inspiration on Pinterest...
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Geneva
Thank you for sharing the awesome pictures. I know exactly what you mean. I spend entirely way to much time on pinterest. The pictures are just so amazing.
ReplyDelete-Nadine
Hi Kathy,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the shout out, I'm so glad I reminded you, I'd have missed your gorgeous cloches! Such pretty vignettes. My favorite is the smallest.
We'd love to have you link them with us, too.
Hugs,
Patti
Kathy- Your cloches are beautiful. You do a wonderful job with them...and I love that last one! I am trying to stay AWAY from Pinterest- I have TOOO much going on already!;>) xo Diana
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely cloches. I have such trouble trying to put one together...yours are wonderful~ I am definately going to check out your Pinterest posts. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteKathy: I love your blog. Would love to go shopping with you, bet it would be fun. If you are ever in Huntsville, Al, look me up and I will take you shopping. I am one of your new followers. Come on over to see me for a cup of tea.. Thanks, Cindy
ReplyDeleteYour cloches are lovely showcasing your religious objects. I especially like the one with The Blessed Mother, prayer beads and cross.
ReplyDeleteBabs
Your cloches are beautiful and I love the treasures you've so carefully put inside. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteYour "HOLY CLOCHES" are gorgeous!! I love them, wow! Would you believe I bought recently the medium size one with the eggs, specially for a Spanish Colonial Virgin Marry that was my Mil's and she has a crown and because of it she didn't fit under this cloche, I was so devastated, lol! Your Vingin mother, cross and Rosary is my fav, I must look into this one to copy you. Thanks for your sweet and lovely comments, come on over again. Hugs,
ReplyDeleteFABBY
Your cloches are all lovely. You used such wonderful figurines and putting them under the cloches makes them even more special. Thank you for sharing and have a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteNancy
Hello Kathy! There is something about cloches, right? Nice post. Thanks for visiting my blog...hope to see you at The Fanciful Twist Tea!
ReplyDeleteShawn
Such delightful treasures under glass...thank you for sharing your beautiful collections!
ReplyDeleteWarmly,
Judy
I was thrilled to see you had stopped by my place and are now following. I'm following you too! I'll be seeing you around!
ReplyDeleteLiz
Oh they are all so pretty! What great collection.
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