![]() ![]() You might like to use some tape to hold it.ħ. Fold over the remaining cord to make a loop. I wrapped some sellotape round the last 2 cm of the cord to prevent it fraying and also to make it easier to thread on the clementine.Ħ. Cut a piece of ribbon 25 cm long and tie in a bow just above the knot.ģ. Dried Fruit and 2 Clementines Decorationġ. Tie the ends of the raffia to make a loop. Tie one piece in a bow between the cinnamon sticks and the fruit, and the other over the knot above the fruit.ĥ. Thread both ends of the raffia through 5 dried fruit slices. Thread it through the raffia holding the cinnamon sticks.ģ. Tie a piece of raffia round 3 cinnamon sticks.Ģ.Cut another piece of raffia 30 cm long. Fold over the end of the raffia and tie to make a loop.Ĥ. Using a darning needle thread a dried clementine onto the raffia.ģ. Fold in half and tie the ends in a knot.Ģ. ![]() Tie it in a bow to hold the loop (or to hide the tape if you used tape). You might wish to use some tape to hold it.ĥ. Fold the top of the cord over to make a loop. Tie it in a bow around the cord, just above the knot.Ĥ. Take a piece of cord 30 cm long and tie a knot at one end.Ģ. You will need: dried fruit slices and whole citrus fruit (you could buy them or make your own, instructions here), pine cones, cinnamon sticks, raffia, ribbon, cord (not so easy to find, I got some from Wilko), tape. Or you might like to try some of these ideas below! How to Make Dried Fruit Decorations The simplest thing to do is an orange slice, thread it onto a piece of ribbon and tie the ribbon into a loop. ![]() Dried fruit slices can often be obtained from craft fairs, but better than that, you could make your own! Instructions for how to do this can be found here.Īll you need are a few inexpensive bits and pieces and half an hour, and you will have natural decorations that look lovely and smell amazing! Dried fruit decorations are both easy and cheap to make. ![]()
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