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If your flowers are looking a little plain and boring, why not add a few drops of food coloring in to their water to give them a tint of color.
Learn how-to at Make & Takes.
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Diamondz
27 Sep 20:09
That is soooooooooo cool, im going to do this for my mom,shell luv it!!!