You're very welcome! Appreciate the kind remarks!

Thanks. I’m getting started on making another igloo this year

Thank you. Make sure to check out the Igloo Timelapse video!

All depends on the size. This one took about 25-30 hrs.

@@ABCAllredFamily Just in build time? Or is this including the prep of the bricks? Thank you! I love this!

Sorry, I missed this. I realized I didn’t have some of my notifications turned on. Just build time. Adding the prep of bricks is another 5-10hrs.

Initially they do. But the more you use them the stickier they get. Also depends on how cold and humid it is. Occasionally I would be a container of warm water to warm them up in to make them come out easier. You definitely need to be careful getting them out, because once a tray breaks. It can’t really be used again.

That is where I store the “snow cement” slush

I start with a good solid base. Sometimes it takes a couple bricks laid flat. Then just follow the same steps of building upward following the curve of the brick to bring it so each side is about a brick apart. Then just put a brick in between the two sides and pack it with the snow cement.

Awesome thank you so much . I got the base laid today. I love the way yours turned out! Thank you from Anchorage Alaska

@@ABCAllredFamily so mine collapsed and I can't get the angle to make a dome. I'm doing it alone so it's a bit tedious. But I am a lifelong Alaskan you'd think it would be intuitive

Mines gonna be on the news tomorrow. Lol

I’m just now seeing this. Don’t know how I missed this. Hahaha! Yeah, Igloo building should be in your DNA! 😂 The archway is definitely a frustrating part of the igloo, and the top. I think the main issue is patience and waiting for the snow cement to fully solidify. The last igloo built, I went to quickly on the top, and it all caved in on me.