1. 1
   battery (9 V)
2. Battery
   cap
3. Fake Flowers
4. 2 or more LEDs
5. Wires
6. Single
   wire (Perhaps Green and some other color)
7. Wires
   that contains many wires
8. Resistor
   with correct ohm value in parallel circuit
9. Circular
   Cardboard cutout
10. A
    vase
11. Scotch
    Tape and Copper Tape
12. Foil
13. Balloon
    Sticks and Cups
14. Green
    Paint

1. Wire Cutter
2. Wire Clippers
3. Paint Brush
4. Soldering Iron and Stand
5. Scissors 

1. Attach
   the battery and the battery cap together. They should fit like a snap. The
   black wire is cathode or ground, thus making red anode side (positive side).
2. Grab
   some foil and fold it to make it relatively thick. Put it in the inside bottom
   of the vase and use your fingers to shape the foil to the base of the vase
   creating a cup.
3. Use
   tape to stick the anode side to the foil.
4. Separately,
   get a cutout of cardboard the same area as the ¾  of the vase 
   from bottom up. In other words, cut it out so it is not at the top of
   the vase and visible.
5. Rap
   the cutout cardboard with foil and cut out holes for two flowers (or more if
   you making more). 
6. Separately,
   paint the balloon sticks green similar to the stem of the fake flowers. Cut off
   if they are too long and proportional to flower length and vase size.
7. Solder
   holes through the balloon cups so the cups can travel up and down the sticks,
   but not too loose that they don’t stay in one place.
8. Attach
   the balloon cups to where the sticks would be in the vase and read the
   cardboard section.  Make sure your
   balloon stick touches the foil at the bottom of vase, through a hole in the
   cardboard with foil, and the balloon cup to the top of the foil.
9. Cut a small part of
   the light blue scrap wire. Now solder the black wire of battery cap to the
   smaller light blue multi-thread wire and solder other side to the resistor. Now
   continue the other end of the resistor with the scrap wire. Now at the end of
   the scrap wire, span the threads out and scotch tape them to the foil cardboard
   piece.  
10. Scotch tape the wires and the battery to the edge of the vase so it does not interfere with when the “stem” goes down.
11. Now put the cardboard piece on top of vase and make sure it is stable and does not move much.
12. Now use the green single thread wire to hook onto the balloon cap and twist to an LED light and solder them (LED and green wire) together. Make sure the green wire goes to the shorter side of the LED.
13. Then grab a long piece of the other color wire and solder the other end of the LED to one end and send the fake flower stem and the wire down the balloon stick and making sure that the wire is exposed when it reaches the bottom of the stick.
14. Stick copper tape along the balloon cups so when they make contact with the foil, it will close the circuit and light up the flowers.
15. Do this for the other flowers.
16. Now you have your flower in and out of the vase circuit.