This quick and easy homemade mini cloche will have you doin’ fancy decorating in no time! You only need three things to complete this little project that packs a punch.
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Old (or new) hardware
Simply apply a small amount of glue to the know and press in place on the bottom of your glass. Allow to dry overnight. That’s it! SOOOO simple. 
Given that glass cloches can be rather expensive to buy this DIY is a huge cost saver. You can put all kinds of fun stuff under them and it instantly makes whatever you tuck in there look important! (BTW I have tons of easy ideas, join the e-mail list if you want to see more!)
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It made three and lined them up on a DIY piece of barnwood for extra impact. For fall I showed off large acorns from a Burr Oak tree. You could put picture, flowers, collectables, nature items and holiday décor inside. 
Here is another on my fall mantel.
With so many fun hardware choices floating around these days the possibilities are endless…glass, colorful, silver, wood or brass. You can match your décor easily. 
This project makes me think of the phrase “turn that frown upside down.” Sometimes you have to turn things on end for them to look brighter! I hope you enjoyed this fast and furious décor project and it made you smile today, if so…would you mind sharing it with others? You’re the best! Thanks friends!
Check out some other fun fall décor ideas on dime here!
Love doing these!
quick and simple, my fav!
Love these they are quick and easy,thanks.
thank you friend
Those are adorable. What a good idea! Thank you for sharing.
and SO easy!!! thanks!
This is a really fun idea Kim. It’s so simple, but so creative! I would have never thought of it though! Pinning 🙂
thanks for sharing, so glad you like it!
This is so perfect for fall! Thanks for sharing!
So glad you like it, I think it will be fun to change up year round!
Great and so simple, thanks for sharing on craft schoolihg Sunday!
Simple is the best the ever!
Your diy cloches are great! Fast and easy are my two favorite things. Thanks for sharing! Cynthia
we have a lot in common 🙂 thanks so much
SO cute!! I never would have thought of something like this… I can see them being awesome for Christmas too – Thanks for linking up at Share the Wealth Sundays!
These are just so adorable, love them! Thanks for sharing with us at the Totally Terrific Tuesday Party! I have pinned this to our group board. We would love to see you back again this week!
Love this idea. We often find random pretty knobs, have to try this. Thanks for joining the #InspirationSpotlight party. Shared
It’s a great use for odd and end knobs…I have a box of them 🙂
Really great idea! I will definitely give this a try! They are adorable!
thanks, easy and cheap, best DIY!
What a brilliant idea! Absolutely going to try this myself!
thanks, it’s awfully easy too! enjoy
Hi Kim, thanks so much for the idea, I am having a ladies tea with 18 gals friends with donations going to our local food bank, i always like to send the ladies home with a little gift, so I made 18 of these and placed a shell, some sand in a tiny bottle, white feather and their inital in white wood and placed them on a little glass plate, they look divine, you would love them, wish zi knew how to send you a pic but I really really want to thank you again for the idea, think Zi will even use the idea for little Christmas gifts, continued success
Paddy
nicoandpaddy@ shaw.ca
P.s I live in Vancouver, b.c.
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Those sounds adorable! I am so glad I could spark your creativity. I bet the ladies loved them. You are welcome to send me a pic by email any time, I love to see what you are up to. blessings to you!
I love those. I hope I have a couple left in the cabinet, or Goodwill.
Great idea!
they are so simple to make and have a ton of potential uses! Have a good time with them
Those are adorable! Loved those knobs and looked around for some similar ones, but didn’t find. Can you link where you got them? Thx!
They were taken out of our old house, so they are vintage! sorry, no source for you. I suggest looking at Hobby Lobby for fun ones or keep your eyes peeled at garage sales for bundles of old hardware to keep on hand for misc. projects like this!
Beautiful! I will try to make a couple for my deck. Thank you so much.
Shirley