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Friday, January 22, 2021

A Year in Review

January 22, 2021 20 comments

2020 Tablescapes
It's fun to look back and see your year of tablescapes. It's funny that you forget your own tables. Blogging is a wonderful way of journaling your life activities. At the bottom of my blog header, there are categories that take you directly to blogs pertaining to various topics.

To review my tablescapes click on tablescapes and scroll through the pictures. You can see the entire blog post by clicking on the name of each post.
I'm also looking back on my participation in #underthisclochetuesday on Instagram. Here is the year in pictures.

Vignettes are fun to create with what you have to tell a story under your cloche.

There are two cloches in this vignette. Can you find them?

The demitasse china cups came from Switzerland except for the one on the bottom. It was bought at an antique shop in Florida.

This little blue and white vase spoke to me and I had to buy it. It was perfect for Under this cloche Tuesday.

You have to look closely for the small cloche in front of the gardenias. Can you tell what is under the cloche?

Flags are in a blue and white vase under a tall cloche for the Fourth of July.

Aren't sunflowers happy? Under the bell-shaped cloche is a small vase with one single sunflower in a small blue vase.

Toleware pitchers and watering cans come together in this vignette as vases for flowers, and one is featured under the cloche.

This chalkware vase is a recent purchase that tempts me to start a collection of chalkware.

The vintage turquoise vignette is part of a larger collection of turquoise.

This stack of teacups is part of an heirloom set passed down three generations.

This is a special little teapot given to me by my grandmother.

It's time for breakfast and there are butter and jam under the cloche to enjoy with a croissant.

We are all ready to make a BLT sandwich and eat lunch on the porch. I used to bake bread. A straw cloche tops a 70's tray.

It's December and a festive German skier incense burner is under my cloche.

A velvet pumpkin that I actually made is under my cloche for this post.

Under the cloche is a real eastern tiger swallowtail that sadly I found dead. The items to display under cloches are endless and it is fun to learn more about the item to include in the post. Do you like to play with cloches?

These pictures do not include all the cloches I did this year but almost all. Photographing cloches sometimes is a challenge because the glass reflects.

It is a rainy winter day in south Alabama. Have a lovely day. I don't know about you but I am ready for spring flowers. But, here is a Lenton rose from my garden about to open.