I have always transported cut flowers, especially if branches like lilacs, by taking the stems in my hand, winding 1-2 paper towels around the bottoms & then folding the towels up against the stems, then placing the wrapped stems in a food storage plastic bag---or other plastic bag with no holes. Then I put the baggie up against the kitchen faucet & gently let some water into the bag---not a lot, just enough to get the towel wet & maybe a little more. It depends on how thirsty the species being transported is. Then tighten up the baggie around the stems with twisty ties or a rubber band. With some species and also depending on the size/type of the flowers, they can be laid on their sides on the floor of the car, or leaning on the seat (bag on the floor). For less sturdy ones, it's better to prop the baggie up vertically in something---perhaps a cupholder if the bouquet is small enough---perhaps a waste basket or flowerpot or plastic food storage container pressed into service for the purpose -- again depending on size of bouquet & flowers. If really big, the stock pot has served--of course I wash it when I get home later!

got it :-) Lucy

Any room in them for the glass marble things either flat or round? Glass flowers would break if tipped over so the length of stems has some bearing. i have 2 with 9 inch stems so would tip over unless vase was quite high. Even if you used GE II, if vase was too short it will be top heavy. I've seen the 9 in. stem ones in a clear stuff-looks like water but doesn't move but the vase comes up to about 2 inches from top of stem so talking 7 in. tall vase. Also some flowers, my bud is pretty compact but the blue one is spread out & so would fall over easier. Think you need to experiment around & have hands ready to grab the flowers, maybe someone else has better ideas!! Good luck!! Even resin wouldn't help if vase isn't tall enough! Jan

What a cute idea! If it were my foot, LOL, I would mosaic the entire piece, then place a small tealight holder in the base. Hob Lob has small round glass holders which are small enough not to detract from your work. They run about 99 cents and in our area come in red, amber, blue, green and clear. They even go on sale half off now and then. Just an idea. I'm sure you can find one to go with your foot no matter how you mosaic it. Hope you will share pictures when you are finished. Have fun! KM