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    Fishbowl Centerpiece

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    You can go with any option desired when it comes to decorating the fishbowl. Cloudier mushrooms and lilies were used for this one.

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    Use a beach theme, for example, by utilizing shells and exotic flowers or plants.

    Materials:

    1 large fishbowl
    1 medium-tall vase or cylinder (large enough to support bowl)
    1 flat high-powered flashlight (such as "Hi-Gain 250" brand by Diamond Light Industries)
    Any white vegetable (you can use cauliflower, button mushrooms, jicama, etc.)
    Flowering branches, vines or "droopy" flowers (tulips or orchids -- or a combination)
    Florist "sticky tape"(available in craft stores)

    1. Place flashlight, beam side up, in vase or cylinder and turn on.

    2. Affix fishbowl to rim of vase or cylinder with 2 small pieces of sticky tape.

    3. Fill bottom of bowl with white vegetables.

    4. Fill with water.

    5. Arrange flowers and/or branches in bowl.

    Tip: Other materials for the bowl can be seaweed, shells, coral, solid orchids or other flowers, etc.

    Products: Available at grocery, floral, craft or discount stores nationwide.


    RESOURCES :
    Complete Guide to Flower Arranging
    Model: 078943752X
    Author: Jane Packer
    (1999)


    DK Publishing - Main Office
    New York, NY 10016
    Phone: 212-213-4800
    Fax: 212-213-5240

    Flowers: The Book of Floral Design
    ISBN: 078945954X
    Author: Malcolm Hillier
    468 pages
    American Edition
    (September 1, 2000)
    DK Publishing - Main Office
    New York, NY 10016
    Phone: 212-213-4800
    Fax: 212-213-5240

    Decorating With Dried Flowers
    ISBN: 051756923X
    Author: Malcolm Hillier
    Harmony Books / Crown Publishers, Inc. / Random House
    Website: www.randomhouse.com

    Fast Flower Arranging
    Model: 0789423944
    Author: Jane Packer
    (June, 1998)


    DK Publishing - Main Office
    New York, NY 10016
    Phone: 212-213-4800
    Fax: 212-213-5240

    Centerpieces Through the Year
    Author: Kurt Cyr
    (2000)
    Finkelstein & Fink Publishing

    The Art of Floral Design: Original Floral Decorations Inspired by the Patterns of Nature
    Model: 0706376722
    Author: Paul Thomas and Jo Avison
    (September, 1998)


    Sterling Publishing Co. Inc.
    Website: www.sterlingpub.com

    Fresh Flowers: Home Decorating Workbooks with 20 Step-by-Step Projects
    Model: 0823023273
    Author: Nikki Tibbles

    Decorating with Flowers: Flowers for Every Occasion and Season
    Model: 1855854600
    Author: Jenny Raworth


    GUESTS :
    Deborah Fabricant
    Phone: 877-427-8225
    Email: fabfood@earthlink.net
    Website: artofentertaining.com

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