Looking for a creative way to bring a touch of natural beauty into your home this Christmas? A dried orange wreath is just the thing—a perfect blend of laid-back chic and style. It’s ideal for adding a splash of colour to your home. Whether it’s hanging on your wall, door, or bar cart, this DIY wreath will have your friends asking where you got it from.

So why not mix craft and cocktails and whip one of these babies up? It’s a fun way to use those dehydrated orange slices that look just as good as they taste in a spritz or G&T. Best of all, it’s simple enough for even the most craft-phobic to pull off.

Let’s get started—your next masterpiece (and conversation starter) is only a few steps away! 🍹✨

Supplies for a Gorgeous Dried Orange Wreath 🍊

Get ready to craft a wreath that’s as easy as it is stunning! You don’t need much—just a few simple supplies and a sprinkle of creativity. You don’t even need to dry your own orange slices - we’ve got you! Choose from Garnish Game’s orange or blood orange dehydrated garnishes for the ultimate festive splash of colour.

Here’s what you’ll need:

• Orange slices (dried and fabulous!)

• Wreath form (We used a 40cm one, but any size will do!)

• Hot glue gun and glue sticks (crafting wizardry)

• Ribbon (because every wreath deserves to be a little fancy)

Let’s Make Some Christmas Magic! 🌟

1. Glue and Go
   Dab a little hot glue on the back of a dried orange slice, and stick it onto the wreath form. Keep going until the whole form is covered in citrusy goodness! Want a fuller look? Layer those slices up—more is definitely more! 🍊🎨

2. The Shake Test
   Lift your wreath gently and make sure all the slices are snug and secure. If any try to make a break for it, just re-glue them back in place. Easy peasy!

3. Add the Ribbon
   Flip your wreath over and attach a ribbon loop to the back. This will be your hanger, so make sure it’s firmly secured.

4. Bow Time! 🎀
   Flip the wreath back over and tie a bow with your ribbon. Attach it to the ribbon loop using a little dab of glue, and voilà—you’re done!

The best part is the wreath will last for years if stored in a dry dark place when not in use.

Now go make yourself your favourite cocktail and get crafty.