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This crystal lantern may be as cold as ice, but it's guaranteed to cast a warm, welcoming light at night.
Materials • Large metal bowl • Plastic yogurt container • Cupful of small stones or coins Step 1: Start by pouring a couple inches of water into the mixing bowl. Place in the freezer (or in wintertime outdoors)to freeze. Step 2: Fill the yogurt container with the stones or pennies, then center it on the ice in the bowl. Slowly pour more water into the bowl, so that it nearly reaches the rim of the smaller container, and let it freeze solid. Step 3: To remove the lantern from its mold, run warm water on the outside of the bowl and the ice should slip out. Next, dump out the contents of the inner container and pour in warm water to loosen it. Remove the container and place a votive candle in the opening. © FamilyFun. All rights reserved.
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