Dandelion Gifts: Keeping Short-Stemmed Flowers

The flowers my children pick for me make me feel loved — but they always have short stems!

In this clip, I share my tip for keeping these precious gifts.

Items that can be REUSED for Short-Stem Vases :
# Tiny jam/spread jars from gift sets
# Salt shaker or other small condiment dispensers
# Travel sized beverage containers (Sapphire Gin bottles are a pretty blue!)
# Sea shells
# Metal caps (like from the vanilla bottle)
# Brown-tinted glass vitamin bottles, label removed

Keeping treasures from your family in your work area encourages you to remember why youre doing what youre doing, reminds you to pray for them and think of ways to be a blessing to them while you work. It also show them that the things they give you are important enough for you to put on display.

Items that can be REUSED for "Short-Stem Vases" :

-Tiny jam/spread jars from gift sets
-Salt shaker or other small condiment dispensers
-Travel sized beverage containers (Sapphire Gin bottles are a pretty blue!)
-Sea shells
-Caps (like from the vanilla bottle)
-Brown-glassed vitamin bottle, label removed

Keeping treasures from your family in your work area encourages you to remember "why you're doing what you're doing", reminds you to pray for them and think of ways to be a blessing to them while you work, and it also show them that the things they give you are important enough for you to put on display.

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