I’m so impressed! Not only to make so much ice, but to brave the cold to do this! Gorgeous photos ~ looks so fun! {Except for the cold!} 😉

Thank you for linking up to Tuesday Tots last week and just to let you know that I will be featuring this over on Rainy Day Mum

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I had someone just say today that they tried it in warm weather, Colleen. Sure it would work, but like you say, it would just melt more quickly.

Hi Chantale. Once their completely frozen, you can dump them into a plastic bag or a big bowl, and immediately put them back in the freezer. They’ll stay separated as long as they don’t get a chance to melt at all. If that happens, they get wet, and stick to each other, so just work quickly, and bag them up, pop them back in the freezer, and start again. It always takes me several days to stockpile mine too, but you can use small cups and bowls too. Yogurt pots etc. Just run them under hot water for a split second, and your ice form will pop right out.

Yes! Come on spring!! then we can make melting ice sculptures 🙂

I detest the cold as well, Michelle, but our winter months are so long here that there’s just no avoiding it. At least doing something fun and colourful like this helps to make it more bearable. Come on, Springtime!!

Thanks for sharing at Sharing Saturday!

Crossing fingers that you get to give it a try, Kori!

Thank you Michelle! I’m so glad you’re finding inspiration in our pages! xx

Thanks Tiffany! It’s fun for sure, but I’m envious of your warmer temps!

I think I’d be happy to trade weather with you any day, Lynn!

Well, I got a little carried away with my ice making, Gina. You never really know how much you’re going to need. lol There’s so much more than what you see in the photos of the post! There were 2 more plastic bags and another plastic bucket full of cubes in my freezers. We’ll be doing this a few more times before winter is over!

Thanks, Kierna. I hope it gets cold enough for you to try it! Your little ones would love this. So would you!

I really hope you get a chance to do it, Kim. It’s so cool! Crossing fingers that Colorado is cold and snowy when you’re there!

Thank you, Ester. I’m not exactly sure what your comment says, but I can tell it’s full of happiness and thanks. Thank you!! xx

It’s been a really wacky winter here too, Jessica. Not too many days that have been well below freezing and perfect for something like this. I’m glad we got a chance to get at it last week. It was really neat.

Thanks, Adrienne! I’m glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks, Ray! The water really did make a difference. Looking forward to seeing yours later this week!