
I actually got this plate after buying sushi-to-go one day, and didn't have the heart to throw out this cute little plate. It was the perfect size for a a block of ice for my forehead. So I filled it with some water and let it freeze.

It made a nice little piece of ice.

Place the ice in a small cloth.

And wrap it up.

When the ice started to melt, I just placed the whole cloth back into the freezer and re-used it. Luckily, I'm all better now and on to more exciting ice related projects, such as making ice cream! Tomorrow, I will post all about my latest ice cream creation.
1 comment:
Goog idea to make a ice cube! Hope you feel completly well now!
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