Other than squeezed orange juice in the morning, I'm not frankly fond of oranges.
I prefer chocolate...
On the other hand, I made a great discovery:use my oranges that I don't eat for the decorations of my Christmas tree, at a very low price!
The rendering is rather surprising and very successful.
You can put oranges at the foot of the tree, but you can especially dry them to decorate the Christmas tree in an original way.
Plus, it smells great.
To make them, you will need:
- 2 oranges
- glue (optional)
- ribbons (to hang them on the tree)
- glitter (optional)
How to
Simply cut your oranges into slices of about 5 mm each, and let them dry for a few days (two or three) at room temperature.
Yes yes, it's really the only thing to do! Not too much of a headache, huh? In addition, they will fragrance and perfume your entire living room.
Once they are to your liking, make a hole in them to pass the ribbon through. , and you're done.
If you want an even more festive touch or to have fun with the children, you can coat them with a little glue, and sprinkle glitter on them , for example.
I can now hang them on the tree and admire my pretty creations. No doubt, this year, my tree is really the most original.
Source:fancy-edibles.com
Take as many oranges as you want, and let your imagination run wild!
All you need is a cutter or a knife that cuts well , and it's up to you.
Don't necessarily go straight to complicated things:a few simple scratches will also look great!
And to make it even more fragrant, you can also plant cloves in it. . It's up to everyone's taste.
