Introduction: How to Make a Snow Lantern
Make your garden into a winter wonderland with some snow lanterns! Let it snow!
How to Make a Snow Lantern
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Make your garden into a winter wonderland with some snow lanterns! Let it snow!
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9 years ago on Introduction
cool idea but should post photos and maybe type in some words about it because my computer is having issues with wifi and its not loading the video right now. I think I might make a solar one, just angle the panel vertical so snow doesn't stack up on it and it will recharge the batteries in the day.
15 years ago on Introduction
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.
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
If it doesn't snow at your place where do you live anyway (if i may ask of course). Because over here for ones. Our little country ran out of salt.
I live in the Netherlands by the way.
13 years ago on Introduction
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.
14 years ago on Introduction
If you have walkway lights, you could build around it...less of a fire hazard.
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
but fire is more awesome. xD
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
Touche.
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
Yeah it looks good.
14 years ago on Introduction
haha in Minnesota we have plenty of snow :) but at te moment its summer.... which sucks
14 years ago on Introduction
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.
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
my family is from finland, i have always wanted to go there... the closest i got was england
14 years ago on Introduction
If you take some high intensity LEDs you can make the lantern different colors also.
14 years ago on Introduction
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
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
Oh, so you used the chinese food container like a mold to make snow "bricks". That could be pretty neat. :)
14 years ago on Introduction
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.
15 years ago on Introduction
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.
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
make a dinosaur with GLOWING EYES!
15 years ago on Introduction
I always wanted to see some snow :P
15 years ago on Introduction
it doesn't snow much in oklahoma, except for last years ice storm!
15 years ago on Introduction
Thanks for that great instruction video. I can't wait to try this. ( :