How to Make Apple Tealight Candles

Remove each apple's stem., Create the candle holder shape in the top center of the apple., Cut out the traced hole using a craft knife., Cut two “X” shapes in the center of the circle with the craft knife., Scoop out center area with a spoon.

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Remove each apple's stem.

    Simply hold the apple by the stem, either twist the apple around until the stem comes off, don't twist and give the stem a hard pull, or slice out the stem with a craft knife.
  2. Step 2: Create the candle holder shape in the top center of the apple.

    Place the tealight on top of the apple and trace around the bottom with a pen or pencil. , Plunge the craft knife into the apple along the traced line, cutting a round hole.

    Cut about 1" down (2.54 cm) to create a hole deep enough to hold the candle. , Cutting the X shapes will make it easier to remove the center of the apple. , The pre-cut X shapes should lift easily.

    Then continue to hollow out the apple with your spoon.

    Scrape around the sides of the pre-cut hole to create a smooth center and base to hold your tealight.
  3. Step 3: Cut out the traced hole using a craft knife.

  4. Step 4: Cut two “X” shapes in the center of the circle with the craft knife.

  5. Step 5: Scoop out center area with a spoon.

Detailed Guide

Simply hold the apple by the stem, either twist the apple around until the stem comes off, don't twist and give the stem a hard pull, or slice out the stem with a craft knife.

Place the tealight on top of the apple and trace around the bottom with a pen or pencil. , Plunge the craft knife into the apple along the traced line, cutting a round hole.

Cut about 1" down (2.54 cm) to create a hole deep enough to hold the candle. , Cutting the X shapes will make it easier to remove the center of the apple. , The pre-cut X shapes should lift easily.

Then continue to hollow out the apple with your spoon.

Scrape around the sides of the pre-cut hole to create a smooth center and base to hold your tealight.

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