Ideas that have to do with clear flower vases ?

You can fill them with something fun and make them into table lamps. You could also string them bye wire and have hanging lights or a chandelier using the battery operated tea lights flames available at craft stores or online.

I finally donated to goodwill and recycled some

Paint them for holidays.

Put some artificial flowers from the Dollar Tree and drop off at a nursing home.

My daughter glued flat gems onto the outside and put fairy lights in them to make a lovely light for your porch or table. You can make patterns with the gems or just let them be random.

If the vases ate clear you could get creative and make sand terrariums. They always look so nice. You could give them as holiday gifts. You can start now and have plenty of time to work on them.

What I did with some clear single stem bud vases to use as table decor for a cookout.... I put a pinwheel in one. I put a small flag in one. I put a small balloon on a stick in one.

Put rocks or colored sand and candles in them. Use them to hold collections , like for marbles , sea glass, buttons , wine corks ... I have a memory jar, every time I go on walks or hikes with my husband , I pick up a unusual stone , shell, tiny piece of driftwood...whatever and place it in the jar.

Here's what I did

I paint them and use jewelry to decorate. Or make things useful

Bring them to your hospital. People always bring flowers, without a vase, leaving the nurses scrambling to find something to put them in. The nurses will love you!

Here's an idea using a round vase, that might give you an idea for what to do with the vases you have on hand.

http://www.dollarstorestyle.com/elementsofsummer.html

Garden Totems

https://www.hometalk.com/diy/outdoor/garden/make-a-garden-totem-1103396

https://www.hometalk.com/diy/craft/seasonal-decor/how-to-make-a-repurposed-glass-holiday-snowman-totem-6009276

https://www.hometalk.com/diy/outdoor/garden/how-to-make-a-cool-glass-garden-art-totem-37399596

https://www.hometalk.com/diy/outdoor/garden/neat-trick-for-making-a-seashell-bird-bath-more-3361306

love all these ideas! saw a neat idea just last weekend at Mr. Ed's Elephant Museum & Candy Emporium in Pennsylvania on Rt. 30! in his pond garden he had stuck long metal poles in the ground around the pond and put colored bottles upside down over the poles.