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Dried Oranges in Seasonal Decor

Today I’m sharing how to use dried oranges in seasonal decor.

Dried oranges in seasonal decor are a perfect way to add natural elements for fall and the upcoming holiday season.   It reminds me of slower times and nature and coupling dried  citrus with spices such as clove, cinnamon sticks, greens, star anise, and pinecones adds instant warmth for the cooler weather.

I share an easy way to make dry oranges and add spices such as clove, nutmeg, and cinnamon for even more scent!

Dried Oranges Fall with Hydrangeas

See how I have used dried orange slices during the fall months.  They are beautiful with acorns and dried hydrangeas and can be found at the grocery store.

The pairing of the dried orange slices with the hydrangeas also may be unexpected.

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Here is an example of how pretty these dried citrus slices look during the fall season.    

Dried Oranges Slices for Christmas Decor

Dried orange slices are perfect for Christmas.   There are many ways to use these.

Some examples of using dried oranges for the holiday season:

How about a dried fruit garland?   Here you can see dried whole oranges.   Also, you will notice dried apple and pear slices too.

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garland

All of these easy ideas will make great gifts too!

Dried Oranges in Centerpieces

Now let’s see how to use dried oranges in centerpieces. Dried citrus  can add a festive and natural look to your home decor, especially during the holiday season.

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Adding dried orange slices to evergreens in this centerpiece adds the perfect color for the holiday season. Also, the pinecones, walnuts in the shell, and small birch logs add texture.

Also, the elegance of the Jardinière and its age is a great way to add these natural elements.

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Also adding a lace studded crown to this holiday centerpiece adds an elegant look to the rustic dried oranges and pinecones.

Dried Oranges And Mantles

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I particularly liked adding whole dried oranges last year to the garland on our mantel. I like it so much I may think about doing it again with a different twist.

Dried citrus is a great way to display them with different fresh greens.

Dried Oranges Around The House

Here is an example of dried oranges in a thrift store tureen bottom with pinecones and a jingle bell wreath.

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Sharing Easy Craft Ideas To Make For the Home

How about making a wreath with these?   Wait until you see this beauty!

This is so fluffy and pretty!

Here is a sign that is so easy and gorgeous. Plus, it makes a great gift idea!

So, I think this is the perfect way to share how to use dried oranges in seasonal decor.

I hope you enjoyed seeing how to use dried oranges in different ways in the home.

Have a Great Day
Have a Great Day
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dried-oranges-pin

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41 Comments

  1. Cindy, your have given us some wonderful tips for adding dried citrus to our seasonal decor. All of your vignette are so beautiful! Wishing you a most blessed day, sweet friend!

  2. Happy Tuesday Cindy. I love that you use natural things in your decor. The best part of your sweet decor is all the pretty unique pieces you put the natural things into to display. Just gorgeous. Have a great week. xoxo

  3. Love these beautiful examples of using dried oranges and bit of nature into your home for the holiday season. I know it smells amazing and the way you have it layered throughout the house and in different vignettes is so inspiring. Can’t wait to try this too! Hugs, CoCo

  4. I use to make these 40 years ago when I needed unbreakable ornaments for little munchkins. You reminded me of how beautiful they are. Pinned

  5. I have always sliced the oranges. I have never tried to dry them whole as you have them in your arrangement. I will have to give it a try. Homemade items are the best. Everything looks so beautiful.

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