Start by stretching out your balloons.

Carefully add a few drops of food coloring into a balloon. If desired, add a pinch of glitter to each balloon for a little extra sparkle.

Stretch the top of the balloon over the spout of your faucet and slowly fill the balloon with water about 2/3 of the way full. Tie the balloon into a knot and stick into a large bowl for easy transport to outside.

Repeat these steps until you've made several balloons (try different colors of food coloring to make a rainbow of colored ice marbles).

Place the water-filled balloons into the snow and let them sit for about 24 hours to allow them to freeze completely.

Once you believe they are frozen, take scissors and carefully cut away the balloon.

Your ice marbles are now ready to be displayed or used in a winter activity.