Two horizontal welds are required for this snowflake piece.



*updated 2/5/12

This simple snowflake design showed up in a newsletter in 1996 along with a Reindeer & Wreath ice sculpture design. It consists of a straightforward stacked slab with a base added for stability.

Chef David Bromley sent in his version of the sculpture. Thanks Chef!



Another version of this ice sculpture incorporates a banner at the base and is great for holiday events. Use "Happy Holidays," "Merry Christmas," "Season's Greetings," or whatever works best for you and your event/client. I can't recall exactly what the name of the font was that I used for this carving, but it was a simplified Gothic-style font.



This design is also part of the Holiday ice sculpture design ebook, available on this site. The template is below.





If you have any questions about this piece, email me or comment below. If you would like to use this ice sculpture design or any other design on this site, please check the design usage guidelines. The design collection page lists designs on the site.

You might also find photos and info from this entry on the ice carving secrets facebook page and you can comment there as well as below. Thanks!

Earlier comments

The following comment was on the original blog entry. After some technical difficulties etc., the blog was reconstructed, and this was the only way to keep the original comments. Unfortunately, the hyperlinks from the original comments are gone in some cases. You can add your own new comments at the bottom.

Cool as Ice

I tried that snow flake with a 90 degree rotation so the joint went through the two horizontal arms and the base was two arms. Worked out great. You can see the result at my website. www.coolasice.ca thanks for the design.
Saturday, December 3, 2011 - 11:38 PM

Tags: winter, snowflake, holidays, Christmas