My crowned Mardi Gras mask ice sculpture is one of my oldest Mardi Gras designs and it incorporates colors of the season, along with a tiny crown.
This second quick tips archive is a short collection of quick ice sculpting technique tips. Some of them suck, but others aren’t too bad!
Cinco de Mayo party or Southwestern themed event? Try my saguaro ice luge design for a striking and functional ice sculpture.
The bat-moon-pumpkin ice sculpture design is an original Halloween design on the site, combining a bat, moon, & mischievous pumpkin.
Bubble bits are innovative die grinder bits invented by Steve Brice. They have little curved cutting surfaces that make bubble details on your ice.
From the old ice carving secrets site, my stiletto heel ice sculpture design has been very popular, used for birthdays, Mother’s Day brunch, & more!
There are a lot of Eiffel Tower ice sculptures out there that look pretty close, but maybe not quite. This ice sculpture design is based off of the real deal.
This post looks at various methods for making ice spheres and ice balls. Different methods work better for different sizes and uses.
It’s a hot, cruel world. Preserving ice sculptures for transport can be tricky! Here’s how you can move ice halfway across the country, if you want.
A nailboard is ALMOST exactly like what it sounds like. (It has screws, not nails.) But ice sculptors use them for flattening large surfaces of ice.