Spring Cloche Party

I'm late for Marty's Spring Cloche Party! I'm still having health issues. Thanks for hosting, Marty, so we can all share our pretty cloche displays! Go here to Marty's for lots more enjoyment!

I haven't been able to do any decorating in the past three weeks and my creative juices aren't flowing as much, but I do want to share the St. Patrick's Day vignette I just did on the hall tree in the foyer.
I bought these two cute Irish figurines last year at Michael's and then this year they had two different ones, so I bought them as well.

She is playing a hand accordion, he is dancing a jig.

Faux shamrocks are also from Michael's.

Welcome to our home!

The display above is a "temporary" vignette I did after Christmas until I could do something else. Well, you guessed it, it's still there
I used two of my childhood figurines that I treasure. I remember buying them at a Woolworth's when I was about eight years old.

This is the other one, beside the vintage plate.

I bought one new cloche type container at Hobby Lobby after Christmas. I hope I can think of something fabulous to store in it, but for now here's something for St. Patrick's Day!

Isn't he cute?!

Here are a few spring cloches I shared last year:

I hope to get these bunnies down soon and display them like this again!

I found these cuties at Dollar Tree a few years ago.

You can't help but smile when you see them!

They will be displayed on the coffee table in the family room.

I bought this unique little bunny at a craft show a long time ago.
She is made from a vintage embroidered tea towel.

Thr little wooden rabbit below is a bit whimsical, but I can also see some seriousness,
almost as if he is meditating or praying!

This is why I place the Easter lilies inside the cloche with him.

This one is pretty in pink!

It also holds a tea light!

The little figurine below has a wagon with baby chickens in it

and baby chicks in their hands!

A bunny pulls the wagon!

One of my all time favorite cloche displays

Seeing all these again has inspired me to get started on my Easter decorating. Now I just need the strength to do it! :-)

For my last cloche display I leave you with this one using the twig cross, tiny roses (with thorns) pearls, and a baby's pink bible. This represents Jesus dying on the cross for us after leaving His words for us to live by. A bittersweet representation.





I give thanks and praise to our Lord Jesus Christ for dying on the cross for us so we may have eternal life with Him forever and ever.

Have a Wonderfully Happy Easter!
God Bless.

He has a shamrock for you!