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Do any of you guys use apple dolls in your witchy practice? I take my apples and carve out a face (Large noses always come out the best, just a tip) and I soak it in lemon juice and moon water that’s had herbs left in it for a few hours (Usually protective herbs) and salt, all of this so it can be preserved better and absorb the protective herb potion. Then I pop it in my dehydrator (You can just hang them by the stem in a well ventilated space, but I have a dehydrator so that is quicker.) and I just dry it. In autumn and winter I place them on my altar to represent the apple harvest, and the crone of winter, and I hide them around my house as protective charms. Sometimes I just keep one in my purse, and it’s just a cute old lady smiling at me. I love apple dolls, anyone else share my enthusiasm?
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Apple dolls and witchcraft? Does anyone else use them?
updated 2 years, 2 months ago
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I’ve not thought of this but I’ll definitely be giving it a try!
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You mean these, I do believe. If you haven’t seen them, this is what they look like. [https://www.almanac.com/seasonal-crafts-apple-heads](https://www.almanac.com/seasonal-crafts-apple-heads) BB.
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These sound amazing can you share an example of one?
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I’ve not heard of these before, but on the note of sharing enthusiasm, yours is absolutely contagious. 🙂
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Not since I was a kid my mom taught me.
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I have not but love this idea. Could you possibly post some pics. Thanks witch
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I’m having flashbacks from 1975 and receiving a Shrunken Head kit for my birthday!
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I use apple head dolls in the fall as well as protective items against spirits on Halloween. I place them facing out of the window, and by the door way. Once one of my applehead dolls in the (closed) window went flying across the room out of no where hen my partner and I were watching a movie. It landed straight up still facing the window. Very powerful protection tools
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I’m definitely going to give this a go!
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Well, guess I found my Samhain craft! Thank you for posting!!
