Here's a fun and simple way to freshen things up for a party! Dress up your drinks and cocktails with these flower ice cubes.
Fill good-quality balloons with flowers and water, tie and freeze overnight to make gorgeous flower ice globes. Image by Adel Ferreira.
These Spring Flower Ice Balls are made with water and fresh flowers. They are perfect for keeping your drinks chilled at your next summer party, baby shower, or bridal party.
These Fall Flower Ice Balls are made with water and autumn color flowers. They are perfect for keeping your apple cider chilled at your next fall party.
Make these simple Edible Flower Ice Cubes to elevate your cocktails this spring and summer. They are pretty and make for elegant cocktails.
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Flowers are certainly nature’s eye candy… but certain kinds are able to be eaten, too. So why not make ice pops with them? I have always loved the way a suspended flower looks — like in these homemade flower soaps and pressed flower lollipops. It’s as if a beautiful moment of existence has been frozen […]
Looking for an easy way to fancify your dinner drinks? Try these beautiful and nutritious Blooming Edible Flower Ice Cubes for your next party.
Flower Ice Cream Cone Cupcakes Made these for my daughter to take to school for her birthday. Thanks to Nefgaby for the wonderful idea!
Finding ways to incorporate nature into your kids lives doesnt have to be hard. This easy flower ice - nature play activity will keep them entertained.
Make these flower Ice cubes the day before your next event to dress up your ice bucket and add instant beauty and decor to your drink bar!
Add fresh flowers inside of your empty egg shells with water then freeze them.
Blooming ROSE ice cream - Flower ice cream cone made in Vietnam and I love it! All of the rose ice cream here is made with nature fruits and extra creamy ing...
Here I share my best recipe for capturing the coconut scent of these wild flowers for making a Gorse Flower Ice Cream. Plus some top tips for using gorse flowe