Dried orange garland window

Making a handmade dried orange garland is easy, inexpensive, and helps to create that lovely old-world charm in your home that we all long...

Make your own dried orange garland with pine. Minimal, scandinavian style holiday decor, this garland it elegant and easy to make too.

This is dried orange slice garland is a simple and inexpensive craft for the holidays--especially if you have access to oranges!

Sibia| DIYs on Instagram: "Last week one of my favorite people I’ve met online @originalmodernmadre invited us over to pick from the orange trees on her property. We filled the biggest bag we own, toured her future home and left very excited to dig in to the oranges. After making lots and lots of orange juice I decided to slice some up and decorate my kitchen window. I sliced the oranges as thinly as possible and baked them at 200° for 4 hours flipping them over after 2 hrs. I also took apa

This year Christmas decor ideas evade gaudiness and oscillate towards balanced décor with farmhouse rustic and Scandinavian overtones.

Unlike many other garlands, we use Cara Cara oranges since they retain their vibrant orange color better than typical navel oranges. If it is kept in a cool dry place, the garland should last at least 1 year and likely several more! These are 100% natural (no preservatives) oranges that have been dehydrated in a pet-free, smoke-free home. The orange slices are strung along a rustic jute twine, interspersed with wooden beads. The garland measures 72” (6 feet) end-to-end, and it has loops tied…

Pretty dried 'pink' orange slice, cinnamon stick, whole nutmeg garland for your mantle and cupboards. These oranges are considered 'pink' oranges and have a rosy tint to the orange color. Garland is 50" long. Also pretty hanging over a window to let the orange color shine through. I have a total of three garlands.

This DIY dried orange garland project with bay leaves, and cinnamon sticks is easy to create, and makes a beautiful statement in your home.