A smidge of E6000 glue, glass knobs, and several clear round faceted beads to cover the hole at the top each glass knob. 
Taaaa daaaaaaa 3 cloches ready for a party~
7/11/11
Cloches
Did you know there is a cloche party this month? *gasp* I'm always the last to know! I love cloches. Little micro vignettes totally protected by a glass dust covering..... sweet. I have one glass cloche. I know, I know..... so whats a girl to do right? Why make some of course. I don't know about you, but I come across these glass domes all the time. I see at least 4 a month, and they are always under $2. I've had these three in my stash for about 2 years. Finally I'm motivated to do something with them! A little windex to clean them up a bit.... 
A smidge of E6000 glue, glass knobs, and several clear round faceted beads to cover the hole at the top each glass knob. 
Taaaa daaaaaaa 3 cloches ready for a party~
A smidge of E6000 glue, glass knobs, and several clear round faceted beads to cover the hole at the top each glass knob. Taaaa daaaaaaa 3 cloches ready for a party~
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Cheryl, That is an awesome idea. so simple that I'm thinking why didn't I think of that! Thanks for setting off the lightbulb! Duh, lol Have a great and creative week! Hugs Marilou
ReplyDeleteFantastic idea! I love the glass knobs at the top! I can only imagine the beautiful displays you will put inside them! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the knobs on top. Nice.
ReplyDeleteVery good idea! I found a cheese plate with a glass cover at a yard sale. I'm going to paint the wood plate white and maybe it won't look so "cheesy"! Hah!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove your creativity!!
ReplyDeleteCheryl ~ happy I discovered your blog (from you commenting on mine)! I'm following you now (hope you'll do the same for moi) and look forward to reading your new posts.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea adding the glass knobs:)
~Cindy