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Step 1
Clean both tin cans and remove the labels. It's ok if some of the label residue remains.
Step 2
Put a small amount of water (about 1/2 C) into the larger tin can. Then put the smaller tin can inside the larger one so that it floats on the water.
Step 3
Add a few rocks to the smaller tin can to hold it down so that the tops of both cans are level. Then add tape on all four sides to help hold the smaller tin can centered within the larger one.
Step 4
Cut apart the greenery and berries into "sprigs" and stick them down into the water between the two cans, wedging them between the cans so they don't all float to the top.
Step 5
Add water between the cans until the water is about 1/2″ to 1″ below the top of the can.
Step 6
Put the cans outside or in the freezer overnight to freeze.
Step 7
Run slightly warm water over the outside of the larger can and inside of the smaller can to help loosen the ice. Once the outsides melt a little bit you should be able to slide the ice candle right out of the tin can mold.
Step 8
Place a small tea light in the ice lantern, light it, and enjoy the glow of your ice candle!
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