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Encyclopedia > Cloche

Cloche (French language for bell) may refer to the following: French (français, langue française) is one of the most important Romance languages, outnumbered in speakers only by Spanish and Portuguese. ...

  • Bell (instrument), especially in music directions
  • A glass covering for protecting plants from cold temperatures
  • A close-fitting women's hat with a deep rounded crown and narrow rim
  • A restaurant's bell-shaped cover for a plate of food, to retain warmth
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Glass Cloche Bell Jar (202 words)
The French developed the glass cloche, or bell jar, formed of a solid piece of glass shaped like a dome.
The purpose was to protect an early garden plant from bleak cold and frost.
Today French cloches', Dutch and English handlights styles are much on the garden scene.
Free Crochet Pattern: Homespun® - Lion Bouclé Flowered Cloche (565 words)
Free Crochet Pattern: Homespun® - Lion Bouclé Flowered Cloche
Lion Bouclé Flowered Cloche Crochet lion brand yarn pattern">
This stylish crocheted cloche sports a soft flower above the rolled brim.
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