DIY Christmas Ornament - Dried Orange Slices

Sibel | little.crafter
by Sibel | little.crafter
3 Materials
$8
8 Hours
Easy

Dried orange slices make the most natural and earthy ornaments for your Christmas tree. And most importantly, they are super easy to make!


All you need is a few oranges, a baking tray, baking sheet, an oven and some time of yours!



HOW TO MAKE DRIED ORANGE SLICES ORNAMENTS – STEP BY STEP


  1. Cut oranges into think slices - around 0.5cm or 1/4 inch
  2. Place orange slices on baking tray lined with parchment paper
  3. Dehydrate at 165F for 8 hours - I left them in oven overnight. Alternative: if you oven doesn't have dehydrate option, you can also bake at 200F for 5 hours. Turn every hour.
  4. Put them up on the tree using hooks from dollar store.
  5. Store in airtight container for up to 2 years. Make sure they are completely dry before storing, otherwise mold will grow.


Now, will you attempt to make your own orange slices ornaments?


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How they look on the tree

ta-da!

Cut to 0.5cm thick

1. Cut oranges into think slices - around 0.5cm or 1/4 inch

2. Place orange slices on baking tray lined with parchment paper

dehydrate at 165F for 8 hours

3. Dehydrate at 165F for 8 hours - I left them in oven overnight.

Dried slices

How they look like when taken out from oven.

4.Put them up on the tree using hooks from dollar store.

Store in airtight container

5.Store the rest in airtight container

Suggested materials:
  • Oranges   (grocery store)
  • Baking sheet   (grocery store)
  • Baking tray   (grocery store)
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