





I had decided a while ago that I wanted to make something with chicken wire...and I had also wanted to make a cloche. I see so many creative ideas out there and wanted to try this project.


Once the cloches were closed and rounded at the top I spray painted little terra cotta pots to attach to the top.

I had enough chicken wire to make three....all different heights. This was very fun and addicting. Of course hubby wasn't too impressed, but he did recognize what they were.


Tomorrow I am joining the Winter Cloche party and I will show all that I did with these and other Cloches I had around the house! Come back soon for a visit!
Blessings,
Debbie
Today I'm playing along with:
http://www.theshabbychiccottage.net/

http://lbratina.blogspot.com/

25 comments:
How cute are those! I love em!
Michelle
I love it! I have seen them around, but I never knew how to make them. Now I do! YEa! Thanks so much! I have a whole roll of chicken wire in my shed. It is just begging to be transformed! If you get a minute, please stop by and say Hello! BTW-you and your daughter are Beautiful!
What a wonderful idea. I hadn't seen these, but I love the idea. With two 9 yo boys running around, I'm still a little careful of the crystal I put out. This is a safer, and very pretty alternative.
Blessings,
Marcia
I love them!!! Now I want to make some. Bought I will have to buy the chicken wire. You did a great job.
Hoe cute are these???? VERY! Congrats!!!
OHHH I hope I can try this! I have seen these in fancy mags so cottage cute! You made me smile today....NO pouting from me!
Ok, now that is creative! What a great job!
I love cloches of any kind!
What an amazing project.I am so glad I found your blog this morning while drinking my coffee.
I will be back!
Laura @White Spray Paint
Beautiful! What a smart idea!!!
You are very clever and creative Debbie and I'm pretty sure your hubby won't mind you borrowing his chicken wire either.
AMY
I think they turned out great. My husband would have NO CLUE what they are, so at least your's got that going for him. I would love to make one, but it would probably cost me a trip to the ER, so I'll just have to enjoy yours.
Hi Debbie,
I have seen those in several magazines lately. You did a GREAT job making yours with the wire and chicken wire. LOVE them!!
Oh my gosh girl... you know I am loving those!!!! How sweet! I would love to come to your house but I would be afraid I would need to have a U-Haul when I left and you would need the law..ha! I think I would have to help myself to some of your critters and they would need their water bowls...you know.. hehe! Enjoy your day!
I love the look of the wire cloche...I don't have any chicken wire in the "barn"! Love how you put the little pots as the finials!
Hi Debbie. It's so great to meet you. I love your cloche creation - so cute. How nice that you live on a farm! Stop by and enter my giveaway if you have a chance!
xoxo,
Kim
Oh so creative!! Thanks for the idea!! I am "cloche"ing today too but with glass.
Those are great, I've never seen one. Thank you for sharing! Stop by to say hello sometime!
HOW COOL! These would be perfect on MY table too. Thanks for sharing!
Jennie @ Cinnaberry Suite
Oh, Debbie! You're truly the smartest one! I have a chicken wire cloche and yours is just as pretty! Oh, you're so good! I love it!
be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
I love these! I am writing chicken wire on my "grocery" list!! How did you get the finials on(what did you use to stick them)? Found you from The Shabby Chic Cottage and can't wait to read more!!!
:) Michelle
so adorable!
Really cute! I love those chicken wire cloches!
Manuela
Debbie,
Yours turned out cute as can be!
Thanks for linking up to Thrifty Thursday this week!
Hugs,
Leigh
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Thank you for sharing this - what a great project!. How does Hubby feel about his 18-gauge wire being turned into "bobby pins"?
Oh what a great idea! I love'em! I have no cloches and might have to make my own. lol Thank you for sharing!
Sandra
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