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Ingredients
- 1 1/2 yards vintage or vintage-inspired fabric*
- 12 (6- by 6-inch) clear glass vases**
- 12 (1 3/4- by 1 3/4- by 8-inch) clear glass vases**
- Colorful flowers such as gerbera daisies
- Fabric scissors, glue gun, and glue sticks
Method
- Cut fabric into 1-yard and 1/2-yard sections. Cut 1-yard section into 12 (24- by 3-inch) strips.
- Place one 6-inch vase on your work surface so opening faces away from you.
- Arrange one fabric strip on side of vase that's face up, leaving 11/2 inches of space from both top and bottom of vase.
- Using glue gun, dot two rows of glue sparingly onto side of vase that is face up; the rows should line up just below where top and bottom of fabric strip will be positioned. Use only as much glue as necessary, or it may show through fabric.
- Repeat with remaining three sides, wrapping fabric around and gluing each side completely before moving on to next side. Repeat with remaining 6-inch vases.
- Cut remaining 1/2-yard fabric into 12 (7- by 5-inch) strips.
- Place one 8-inch vase down on your work surface so opening faces away from you.
- Arrange one fabric strip on side of vase that's face up, leaving 11/2 inches of space from both top and bottom of vase.
- Using glue gun, dot two rows of glue sparingly onto side of vase that is face up; the rows should line up just below where top and bottom of fabric strip will be positioned. Use only as much glue as necessary, or it may show through fabric.
- Repeat with remaining three sides, wrapping fabric around and gluing each side completely before moving on to next side. Repeat with remaining 8-inch vases.
- Allow vases to dry for at least 24 hours.
- Fill vases with water and flowers, then arrange, in alternating sizes, along length of table.
