Forest Fall Glow - Apple LED Tealight Holder

Forest Fall Glow – Apple Tealight Holder When autumn leaves begin to fall, And golden light grows soft on all, A little apple starts to glow, With acorns tucked and oak leaves low.   Warm shadows dance across the room, Like evening walks in forest bloom. A cozy light, a woodland scene, For autumn nights calm and serene.   Forest Fall Glow is my little celebration of that moment when late summer gently turns into autumn.   The apple-shaped frame is wrapped in oak leaves and tiny acorns, creating a delicate woodland look while leaving plenty of open space for the light inside to shine through. Add an LED tealight and the design comes alive, casting a warm glow through the branches and leaves and creating beautiful shadows around it.   I wanted this piece to feel elegant enough to leave on display throughout the entire fall season—not only for Halloween or Thanksgiving.    *Only intended for LED lights.   The photos of this model were taken at different times throughout the day—from daylight into late evening to show how the apple changes with the surrounding light.   The variations you see in the model’s color are completely real. I printed it using ZIRO Rusted Jungle Multicolor filament, which naturally shifts between different tones throughout the print. It’s a fun and interesting filament to work with, and the changing colors add another dimension and a bit of extra character to the finished model.   For more LED Tealight holders, go here: https://makerworld.com/en/collections/26307965-all-tealights-and-candle-holders For more modern home decor, go here: https://makerworld.com/en/collections/21918876-modern-home-decor   Filament used Rusted Jungle (Matte) Multi color: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DFXXS2M4?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1   Printing Use a clean print plate with some glue (unless you are using a super tack plate) Use dried out filament(Different filament types impact the print differently, please adjust your settings accordingly. This print needs full support! Support Removal: There will be a lot of support and a little bit of patience is needed as you will need to alternate between the outside and inside when removing the support. Let the model cool down before removing the supports. Use pliers when removing the supports. Start with breaking the outer support in the middle  by “crushing” them by using a plier.  Carefully work your way in. Gently break the support off starting at the middle by breaking (crushing) the support in the middle. Avoid pulling firmly on the delicate cutout sections. Work slowly and remove the supports in small pieces. Alternate between the outside and inside when breaking and removing the support. Remove the remaining support from the bottom.  Light sanding and gentle, controlled heat may be needed to clean up areas where the supports were attached on the backside. I used a handheld mini torch, but apply heat carefully to avoid warping or damaging the print.   If you like this design, please leave a rating, a comment or a boost. Boost MeOak-ay… maybe just one little Boost? No worries if you can't boost, a rating or a comment is very much appreciated as well! 💛