How to make Ice Lanterns – Willowday

Learn to love winter by making these outdoor crafts with ice! Try these amazing ice lanterns & luminaries when ever the weather is below freezing outdoors!

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…

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

This unique kit lets you easily create large spheres of ice that are illuminated from within by tealight candles that are perfect for displaying along walkways, on the front porch, in place of a snowman's head, or even indoors as a luminary centerpiece

Let's make some Ice Lanterns! You will find instructions for the foraged luminary above at the end of this post. A simple instruction...

These DIY ice lanterns are so simple to make and they make such a big impact in the winter. All you need is 3 things to make these DIY ice lanterns. Supplies needed- Water Balloons Battery operated tea light candles Directions- Grab your balloons, any size will work, but I would stick with a consistent ... Read More about DIY ice lanterns

Make a Fancy Ice Lantern Using a Bucket: For the holidays my parents in Norway always like to adorn their house and garden with lights. Not surprisingly most of them are electric, but on special occations my dad also makes ice lanterns with candles inside. It's a simple process that produc…

On these darkest nights of the year, it's important to add as many spots of light as possible. This week, add a little light to warm the night outside. A t

If you are making several (say, for a special event or to light a walkway), you can make 3 of these DIY fire & ice lanterns for only $2 worth of supplies from the dollar store.