Blood orange garland

Learn how to make a Dried Orange Slice Garland this year. These lovely garlands make gorgeous holiday decor!

This tutorial will teach you how to make dried orange and cranberry garland for your Christmas tree! A natural and beautiful way to decorate for the holidays.

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...

These oven dried orange slices are super easy to make, smell amazing, and can be used in so many fun ways from garland, to cocktail garnishes!

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…

Katelyn Pons on Instagram: "🍊Let's make a v easy, v cozy orange garland🍊 Steps: 1. Preheat oven to 200 degrees 2. Slice oranges into slices about 1/8" thick 3. Line baking sheet with parchment paper 4. Place orange slices on baking sheet in single layer 5. Bake for 5.5 hours 6. Once cooled, poke one hole on either side of each orange slice 7. Knot string in one hole of first orange slice. Pull string through other hole 8. Continue to string slices until you reach your desired garland…