Wow... another awesome video. This one is actually really cool. Unfortunately, it does not snow here. :-( Would definitely love to try this out though. Great job.

 Nice.

it's funny my brother and i made i igloo ones. And i lighted 1 candle it (at night of course). That created enough light already.

If you have walkway  lights, you could build around it...less of a fire hazard.

haha in Minnesota we have plenty of snow :) but at te moment its summer.... which sucks

These are gorgeous, aren't they? I learned to make them as a kid while in Finland. Lining your walkway would be a beautiful way to welcome guests. My Mother has always made ice lanterns as well.

If you take some high intensity LEDs you can make the lantern different colors also.

lol , i tried this it came out awsome, except i didnt use snowballs , i made mines with chinese food containers , for anybody who has dry snow just add some water, i mad mines with dry snow

Nice idea. I'm sure you could build off of this and build some pretty amazing things. Even multi-layer, multi-candle sort of things. Maybe even Christmas lawn decorations? I wouldn't know though, since the nearest snow is a few hours from me.

That is a lot more light than I would have expected from a single candle. Very nice project. Someone with snow sculpting skills could probably build on this idea.

I always wanted to see some snow :P

it doesn't snow much in oklahoma, except for last years ice storm!

Thanks for that great instruction video. I can't wait to try this. ( :

Really lovely. Five stars. I just have a problem with the first step. Snow. Ha! The third snow fall I had ever seen happened when I was in college. I ran out side to make a snow ball. The natives kept laughing at me because it was a "dry" snow fall and the snow would NOT pack. It was like sand. Talk about worthless snow!

Simple, almost free, and totally AWESOME! I would have never thought do do this, and now I will!

Great idea, it would look wonderful if you have friends or family coming over for the day. You could light it as a symbol that you wish to light their way home. ...wow...that was deep

Awesome video! And the lantern looks really cool!

It looks really cool, but I would just use an electric lantern. It would be even cooler to use a solar powered lantern and put the solar cell on top of the snow dome. If I were to use a candle I would at least make an escape hole for the heat at the top of the dome.