Dehydrated fruit ornaments

Make the most beautiful Dried Orange slices for Christmas decorating this year with this ultimate guide to drying and dehydrating oranges!

Learn how to make these cute, natural, and super easy DIY dried orange ornaments; they're the perfect, old-fashioned adornment for your Christmas tree this year. Please note: This post may contain affiliate links, for our full disclosure click HERE. Looking for a simple and cute DIY ornament idea? I have the perfect solution for you! These

Handmade Dried fruit ornaments lend a wonderful natural look to rustic Christmas decor. They’re simple, frugal, and fun to make! Follow the simple steps to make these easy nature ornaments from apples, oranges, clementines or pears. Star anise is a classic spice to use, but whole cloves and allspice work well too! If properly dried, these natural Christmas decorations will last all through the holiday season without spoiling, fading, or losing their shape. #rusticchristmas…

Dried citrus ornaments are made from citrus fruits, especially oranges. Oranges are sliced and dried in the preheated oven or microwave for 3–4 hours. These dried slices can be hung with the help of an ornament hook, or you can make a garland from these dried slices. These dried citrus ornaments are very easy to make, inexpensive, and add an extraordinary charm to the entire Christmas decoration.

Learn how to dry cranberries for decorating using these simple steps. The dried cranberries turn a deep red color and add just a perfect pop of color of the holiday season.

Dried fruit garland is a simple yet pretty way to decorate your home for the holiday. Check out this post to see how to make a dried fruit garland.

Dried fruit ornaments are easy homemade Christmas crafts, handmade Christmas gifts and make beautiful decorations for Christmas trees and Yule or winter solstice decor. Here are our favorite winter nature decorations from fruit for the holiday season...