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Frozen Flower Balls

Create stunning frozen flower balls with fresh edible flowers and water, perfect for decorations or gifts.
Prep Time 30 minutes
Cook Time 8 hours
Total Time 8 hours 30 minutes
Course Craft
Cuisine Nature
Servings 1 Ball

Ingredients
  

Materials

  • Fresh flowers Fresh edible flowers (e.g., pansies, violets, or herbs) Choose vibrant, non-wilted flowers.
  • Water as needed Water
  • various sizes Balloon Select based on desired size of the flower ball.
  • 1 bowl or container A bowl or container for freezing
  • 1 scissors Scissors To cut the balloon.
  • 1 tray or towel A tray or towel for drying

Instructions
 

Preparation

  • Choose fresh, vibrant edible flowers, avoiding any that are wilted or damaged.
  • Rinse gently under cool water to remove dirt or insects.

Filling the Balloons

  • Stretch the balloon opening to make it easier to fill.
  • Fill the balloon with water until it’s about half full.

Adding Flowers

  • Carefully insert flowers into the balloon through the opening. Use a skewer or spoon if necessary to position them.
  • Ensure that flowers are evenly distributed for a beautiful look.

Freezing

  • Tie the balloon securely and place it in a bowl or container upright.
  • Put it in the freezer for at least 6-8 hours or until completely solid.

Releasing the Ice

  • Remove the frozen balloon from the freezer.
  • Cut away the balloon carefully with scissors to reveal the frozen flower ball.

Displaying

  • Place the finished flower ball on a plate or in a bowl for decoration.
  • Enjoy the beauty as it gradually melts, leaving you with a charming floral display.

Notes

Customize colors with different flowers, use silicone molds for varied shapes, and experiment with flavored liquids for a creative twist.
Keyword Crafts for Kids, Creative Projects, Floral Decoration, Frozen Flower Balls, Seasonal Decor