Dried apple garland

Handmade Dried fruit ornaments lend a wonderful natural look to rustic Christmas decor. They’re simple, frugal, and fun to make! Follow the simple steps to make these easy nature ornaments from apples, oranges, clementines or pears. Star anise is a classic spice to use, but whole cloves and allspice work well too! If properly dried, these natural Christmas decorations will last all through the holiday season without spoiling, fading, or losing their shape. #rusticchristmas…

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