Diy ice sculpture

Try making homemade ice luminaries to decorate and light up porches, decks, garden beds, and walkways. Click this article for more info.

Easy Ice Sculpture - for Kids of All Ages: This is an easy and fun activity for the whole family, especially when the temperatures get's really cold. You may find your children will be spending more time outside arranging, rearranging, and adding on to their ice sculpture. Caution: &n…

The creators of Ice Castles like the idea of adding more features to their incredibly successful winter entertainment parks so guests go home with even more marvelous memories and photos. So, when they asked if I would be interested in building an ice luminary woodland walk (like Middlemoon Creekwalk) off the edge of their New Hampshire ice castle, I jumped at the chance.

This was one of the first Pinterest ideas I ever pinned, early in 2012. Unfortunately we had a very mild winter so I had to wait till this year. You fill up balloons with dyed water, let them freeze and decorate the yard after removing the balloons to reveal the coloured ice balls. Looks cool eh? Don't die of shock, but I never filled up a water balloon before. I had to ask my friends via Facebook. Once that was solved, I filled my first balloon with water, then attempted to add the red dye…

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Globe ice lantern kits from the ice lantern making experts. Create ice luminaries at home simply using our starter globe ice lantern kits and premium balloons.

What is the best outdoor activity for kids on a cold and snowy day? Good question! Try making beautiful ice lanterns. Freeze them during the day and

Lonely Ice Teardrops: This shows how to create a teardrop of ice. We're having an ice and art event at a local lake in Minneapolis and we're freezing water in anything that we can. Some things work, some things don't. Water becoming a solid is a beautiful thing!

Learn how to build an ice-block igloo! We'll even show you how to color it. You can do it in about 30 hours and trust us, it's worth it!

Go for pretty outdoor Christmas decor that can be made only during the cold season – ice decorations, which are unavailable for warmer places.