Christmas tree with dried oranges

Here are a few colorful, all-natural DIY Christmas ideas for the grownup that likes to sip a minty cocktail and get crafty! Forget the tinsely, plastic ornaments and chemical potpourris! Let’s create a recyclable, compostable, decomposable, perfectly elegant Christmas!

These oven dried orange slices are super easy to make, smell amazing, and can be used in so many fun ways during the holiday season...

"Discover creativity with our guide '13 DIY Ideas: How to Make Dried Orange Ornaments using dehydrated orange slices and whole fruit.

If there’s one thing we’re seeing a lot of this Christmas, it’s dried orange slices! Actually, all dehydrated citrus slices seem to be trending and they’re being used on everything from gift wrap to cocktail garnishes. Because our dried orange slice tutorial is trending again, we thought we’d share all of the best orange slice ...

Good morning and Happy Sunday! Today I am joining a bunch of my blogging friends in our final installment of this years Seasons of Home Holiday Series. Today we are sharing our Christmas entertaining posts. For this table setting I am using the same long candle holder we made a few weeks ago but stuck with just simple greenery and white candlesticks along with gray and white dishes for a simple more elegant holiday look.Read More

All the details of my Lush and Rust Christmas Mantel. Full of lush greenery, dried oranges, candles and lights all aglow.

Dried orange slices make such beautiful, easy Christmas ornaments. Here's how to dehydrate oranges to add simple cheer to your holiday decor!

Let these sensational Christmas tree decorating ideas from top interior designers and style icons inspire your holiday refresh this year!

Hello 2019. You swooped in so quickly I didn't even have time to give a proper goodbye to 2018. The months of November and December for me were a complete blur. So before I forget the details of our Christmas, humor me as I reflect a little bit... Once again, our home was filled with these beauties. Something about these simple little trees just fills up my heart. My collection grew this year when I found some giant versions of them at Hobby Lobby and some mini mint green trees a friend…

This year I'm describing our tree as a natural German Christmas tree because I used many German elements that I grew up with in Germany.