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Darlene from Live ‘N Learn Farm shows you how to make your own ice luminaries.
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FYI this project does not work in Arizona!
High of 79 today!
@tiff,
My aunt did this one year by filling balloons with water! Very cool!
My mom made these last year for Christmas Eve and they were beautiful!!!
What a great idea! I may try this out since I live in a snowy cold area (at least this week it is)!
I can’t wait to see what the light is like from the flame through the ice!!!
Sure they will work fine high of -3 windchill today….
Love these! We have done them in the past with balloons. I would recommend the battery powered “flameless” or LED candles as they melt quite quickly!
Being from New England, we love Tasha Tudor. She made luminaries out of snow mounds leading up to her front door. She made little “igloos” in the snow and stuck candles in them. They glow through the mounds and look beautiful!
These are so beautiful, I am going to try them out for Christmas Eve!
@ Sarah, I love Tasha Tudor!!! If we get enough snow this year I am going to try the snow mound trick too!