Introduction: Appl-O-Lantern
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About: One of my favorite hobbies is dismantling electronics, then either combining them together to create something new, or adding components to make them better. I also like gadgets, whether it's taking them apart…
Here's a little change to the original jack-o-lantern! Just in time for Halloween! Here are the steps on how it's made:
1. Find an apple.
2. Cut out the core leaving a hole at the bottom and top with enough room for a tee light candle.
3. Cut the core in half.
4. Carve out the face.
5. Eat the shrapnel*
6. Place tee light candle snugly in bottom hole.
7. Put back the top half of the apple core.
8. Admire and post pictures in the comments!*
*Optional
There you have it, a Appl-O-Lantern! Don't forget to vote and rate!
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19 Comments
9 years ago
It's kinda adorable in a Halloween way yet it reminds you of like a way to keep away spirits. Creepy. Kinda
11 years ago on Introduction
Shooby:
or you could make a bunch and hang them from a real tree. then your yard will smell nice (at least i think it will, from the comments) and it would look really cool!
12 years ago on Introduction
to help prevent browning dunk in lemon juice after carving will also make it last longer.
14 years ago on Introduction
Sweet... Maybe an LED one that turns on with a timer? Put it in someone's room at night with a vibrator, so when it starts making a noise, it's eyes turn on and the person will see it in the dark. Maybe a good prank for April 1?
Reply 12 years ago on Introduction
i used an LED. my pics are about 10 comments up :)
12 years ago on Introduction
I LOVE THIS! :) great job. i used an LED instead of a candle. it worked just as well. here are pics of mine
13 years ago on Introduction
I made this. It works very well so I made two. When lit, it gives off a very good smell. Great job.
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
It kind of smells like freshly baked apple pie.
13 years ago on Introduction
Nifty idea! I had a little trouble with the apple snuffing out the candle, but just had to get the thing vented right. And it did give off a cidery smell!
13 years ago on Introduction
i reeally like it 5/5 for me
13 years ago on Introduction
I one time did this but with a potato and a real candle and the whole house ended up smelling like Hash browns : )
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
if you did it with apples ( soz that was a silly thing to "if") than it would smell of apples - halloweeny
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
and wheres the bad in that??? :3
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
Well, there was a :) in the original post.
13 years ago on Introduction
i like the idea 5/5 but your slide the writing dosent go with the picture speed the writing up maby but overall 5/5
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
?? You mean the instructions? Those are just instructions, the pictures aren't meant to be instructions. =/
14 years ago on Introduction
Nicely done. Looks great especially if you want a small pumpkin. +5/5 stars.
14 years ago on Introduction
Here's mine. It was hard to get a got picture with the flash.
14 years ago on Introduction
I like it. I like it a lot. You know what would be unbelievable? A ghost tree halloween costume, and you could wear this as around your neck, like some ghoulish pendant. "The apple must not fall far from the treeeeeeeee"\\ Spooky, I know