How to Make Dried Orange & Blood Orange Garlands: An Easy Christmas Decor Tutorial

[@user-pk8bb6lf9b]

Relaxing to watch and motivating

[@JustineSilva]

Thanks Fox

[@diegooland1261]

Thank you. This will be part of this year's Christmas crafts.

[@JustineSilva]

Thanks for watching!

[@md11x6]

Oh yeah, they look awesome on a tree. The colours really match brilliantly with the green tree.

[@JustineSilva]

Thanks! I was really happy with the blood oranges!

[@davidhensley76]

Very pretty. Lemons look nice dried, too.

[@JustineSilva]

Thank you!

[@thebullettrain1757]

When the tree comes down after the holidays you can move your garland outside for the birds!

[@JustineSilva]

Yeah! You totally can!

[@coffeecatcoziness]

Really beautiful, thank you!❤

[@JustineSilva]

Thank you!

[@annakavalec835]

Thank you!

[@adrianaromero1038]

Thank you for sharing this tutorial. Did you have to dry out the cranberries?

[@CharlotteW31]

I don't think you have to

[@JustineSilva]

No, you don't - they'll dry out over time :)

[@sandibennett7305]

Did you dry the cranberries or use fresh ones? Thank you!

[@JustineSilva]

I used fresh :)

[@joanwebster733]

How long do they last?

[@JustineSilva]

They last for a long time, just make sure they're dried out completely. If they're not completely dried, they have potential to mold.