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w_pooh87 asked:
I am making centerpieces for my party. I want to take a wide circular vase and fill it with water and put a fake/silk flower in it, to float on top of the water. My problem is, the water absorbs into the flower material and it sinks just a little bit. Any suggestions on what i can do to make the flower stay above the water?
Hobert
I am making centerpieces for my party. I want to take a wide circular vase and fill it with water and put a fake/silk flower in it, to float on top of the water. My problem is, the water absorbs into the flower material and it sinks just a little bit. Any suggestions on what i can do to make the flower stay above the water?
Hobert
Comments
bronteheights on 22 February, 2010 at 4:34 pm #
spray them with scotchgaurd, it should keep the water from absorbing (do a test model first to make sure it works)
Katie on 25 February, 2010 at 2:17 am #
The above sounds like good advise, but did you think of floating candles instead?
I have 3 beautiful, yes floating flower candles in the same type bowl. Look around if you’re interested in that idea.
It’s amazing what they have come out with.
Good luck and have fun:)
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