I would make them into a spice holder. That would be very cute. I would fill them with spices, label them and then put them into a cute basket or metal box of some kind.
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I use them in an old test tube rack and put a single flower in each one.
Have seen test tubes attached to a board with copper wire and used to display some flowers. same idea can be used for rooting a leaf or small cutting.
Hello, here is a link to pinterest with a lot of ideas you could consider. https://www.google.com/search?q=crafts+using+test+tubes&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiD8fLU5fHWAhWXwYMKHXTzDZYQsAQINw
I would make them into a spice holder. That would be very cute. I would fill them with spices, label them and then put them into a cute basket or metal box of some kind.