What you need:
- 1 doz. large red roses (opened up)
- 1 doz. large fuchsia roses (opened up)
- 1 doz. large blush roses (opened up)
- 1 rose 'faux depression glass' looking vase 11.25 inch H. with 5.5 inch Diam. top 7.5 inch inside stem depth ( I used 'Spring Candle Collection' container by Ashland sold by Michael's)
- 1 split container with fine and jumbo red glitter
- 1 container with fine and jumbo clear and pink iridescent glitter
- 1 can of Design Master Tack 2000 Spray Adhesive (acid free and flower safe)
Steps: 5
Rated: Easy Arrangement
Oh my word...glitter roses! Won't these be fun for Valentine's Day? They are shimmering and gorgeous, and really easy to do. I chose this rose colored 'faux depression glass' looking vase. (It was really made as a candle holder - but I loved it and bought it anyway and it worked wonderfully.) It does have an insert at the bottom of the rounded part, so note with the measurements that the stems don't go all the way down.
Depression Glass was machine pressed, tinted translucent glass that was made during the Great Depression. It is often seen in light greens, and pinks, and has a dimpled look that catches the light. This pink 'vase' has the look of Depression Glass, and it is perfect for Valentine's Day and roses.
Set up outside to spray the roses and sprinkle them with glitter. Cover all furniture and the ground with plastic garbage bags to catch the over-spray. (You don't want to breath this stuff.) The garbage bags will help you gather up the unused glitter, so the entryway of your home doesn't look like the path to OZ when you are done. Well are you ready?