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Ice Lantern

Ice Lantern

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Designed in Norway, it is a polypropylene mold for freezing water to make a candle lantern.

These lanterns look stunning when set outdoors along a walkway in the evening.

One mold can make hundreds of lanterns because it is reusable.

It takes up to 24 hours to freeze one lantern in a freezer or outside in below-freezing temperatures so make sure you get enough molds to make all the lanterns you need in a reasonable amount of time.

You can also use the mold to make an ice cream bowl of solid ice or to freeze a block of juice and fruit to add to a bowl of punch.

Mold is 8"H by 7"W across the bottom and 6"W across the top.

$12.50 (via bookofjoe)

Updated Oct 27, 2007

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