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You've just picked a handful of flowers or clipped several branches from a flowering bush, and you hate to pull out your crystal vase. You'll need:
Retrieve an empty soup can (or whatever kind you have) from the trash and rinse it out. Fill the can with water and a drop of bleach to keep bacteria from growing in the water. Put the can in a small brown paper bag and turn down the edge of the bag. Tie the bag with twine for a county look, or ribbon if you prefer. Add your artfully arranged flowers and you're done! Silk flowers with no water, of course, may be used for a longer lasting arrangement. This is an inexpensive gift for a housewarming or dinner party because the recipient can toss the whole thing when the flowers are spent. Mass produce these instant vases for a school craft fair or to decorate a lot of tables for pennies.
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