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CAN OR GLASS FLOWER VASE

Gisborne Herald
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This is a fun and easy project for the kids to do using materials that can be found at home. 

You'll need:

Empty cans or jars

Flowers from the garden

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Decorations such as ribbons, beads, glitter etc.

Cardboard

Glue

Paint and paintbrush

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Steps:

1.     Give the can or jar a good clean.

2.    Paint the can or jar (optional) and wait for it to dry.

3.     Decorate using your favourite decorations.

4.     Fill the can or jar with some water and add in the flowers.

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