Hello Everyone,
The gangs all here!
We're getting Clocher and Closer to Spring!
I thought I would give my new friends and followers a view from the past. I've joined two previous Spring Cloche parties and this is my third Spring Cloche Party @ Marty's place. I think my photography has improved and I believe I have stayed true to my vision of having fun with blogging. I love putting posts together. I looked back at my first year's photos and remember how much fun it was just learning new techniques and trying different things with photography.
As I look back at the Spring cloche party 2010. I remembered I had only been blogging since December 25, 2009. About three months.
Oh my gosh. That seems so long ago.
The first thing I knew about cloches was that I didn't know what a cloche was. Marty @ A Stroll Thru Life gave me some clues. I looked around the house and I found a few make-shift cloches. And I was on a roll.
This cloche was the top to an Anniversary Clock I bought at a yard sale...
I love Chocolate candy and a Bunny fit into a candy jar just perfect.
'The Gang'
2010 Cloche Mosaic
2011
I found more Cloches around the house.
Apothecary Jars are great for cloches...
Mr. and Mrs. Bunny.
I love to use a cake plate and cover. The girls tea set fit just fine under the lid.
The salt and pepper shakers are under the dome of the Anniversary clock.
2011 Cloche Mosaic
New Bunny for 2012
The cloche was a gift for my 50TH Anniversary
The cloche was a gift for my 50TH Anniversary
(I love my new Bunny)
'Pink Perfection' under glass
A beautiful bouquet of flowers and a bird in a cloche freshen up My Cozy Corner for March.
The mercury glass bird photo was edited
to soft focus in Picasa 3
2012 Cloche Mosaic
Thanks for visiting My Cozy Corner
I'm joining some fun parties this week.
The Tablescaper for Seasonal Sunday
Little Red House for Mosaic Monday
Between Naps on the Porch for Met Monday
and
A Stroll Thru Life for Marty's Spring Cloche Party
What a great way to enjoy blogging!
xo
Betty
So beautiful! I love cloche's and can't wait to do a spring one myself! Saw you over at Seasonal Sunday's and I'm following you via GFC now.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful post. I love cloches too but I only have one so far. Like you I first had to know what cloches were. :))) I saw your name on Seasonal Sundays and I am going to follow you.
ReplyDeleteRiet, Holland
I love the chocolate bunny under glass so much, that I had to pin it with your name. Hey, I have some Depression Glass Sherberts in the shop, I could try that! Even without the cloche they would be pretty.
ReplyDeleteOh how fun to see your cloches again. They are all wonderful and I so love the way you have decorated them so differently and so beautifully each time. Love your new one for your anniversary, so special and your bunny is perfect. Glowers are the best decor ever and your pink roses are stunning. Thanks so much for joining all 3 years. That is so special to me. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteChocolate Bunny Under Glass....Girl you are too clever! Now that is one way to keep from peeling off that paper and biting off the ears...you did glue the Cloche down...right! Really...so many gorgeous photos and arrangements. It is great fun to go back and review earlier posts and photos. Thanks for sharing and getting me in the mood for chocolate rabbit ears!
ReplyDeleteYour cloches are darling. Made me smile.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty collection! You're very inventive.
ReplyDeleteYour cloche vignettes are very spring festive and beautiful! I never thought to use the glass form an anniversary clock as acloche....nice idea! Happy Mosaic Monday!
ReplyDeleteThese spring displays under the cloches all look wonderful! Very nice!
ReplyDeleteSherry
Cute, cute, cute!! I wish I owned a cloche so I could participate. They are all adorable, but the little bunny scratching his ear took my heart!
ReplyDeleteLovely collection! I love all of them! Thanks for sharing Joann come follow me back !
ReplyDeleteWow, over from Mary's. Looking for Easter decor and wow did I hit the jackpot here. I have a few cloches but did not realize the things that work that are not specifically called cloches. A beautiful post.
ReplyDeleteQMM
Great post! I love all of your beautiful and creative cloches!
ReplyDeleteThe bunny ones just tickle me, too cute!
Cindy
I have to admit, since knowing Marty, I've vastly expanded my cloche horizon too! Thanks for being a part of Seasonal Sundays.
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