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one way i have seen is you clear out an area of ground, put a tarp down, put stuff on the tarp to make the iglu shape, put another tarp on top of that. then you put snow all over the tarp until it is fairly thick (not to thick, so it wont colapse and kill you) . you pack the snow down as much as possible. then you procede to take the stuff out from beneath the top tarp, and it should leave a igluish shape.
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