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" Using spray paint and a vintage-looking wine, medicine or food bottle, create a case and flower-duo to die for.   1. Wash empty wine, medicine or food bottles. Let dry. On a newspaper-covered surface in a well-ventilated area, mist each bottle with a primer like Krylon Indoor/Outdoor Primer in White ($5.99; Michaels.com for stores). Let dry.   2. Spray each bottle with green spray paint (we used Krylon Indoor/Outdoor Satin Spray Paint in Pistachio ($5.99; Michaels.com for stores). Let dry. If necessary, add a second coat. Let dry.   3. Trim the carnations so they&amp;#039;re 2&amp;quot; to 8&amp;quot; taller than the bottles. Fill each bottle with water and insert carnations of varying heights.   Contributor Eddie Ross has appeared on Bravo&amp;#039;s Top Design. He chronicles his decorating and entertaining projects on his blog, EddieRoss.com. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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