AdventurerKatziOranges not only taste delicious, you can also make great little things out of the bowl. Try to peel the bowl in large pieces. Then you cut out figures and motifs with the help of a small cut-out shape, which you then thread onto a package line. As a small pendant you can decorate a gift or you design a garland. Stay creative, try it yourself and marvel at the fragrant pendants!
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First peel the orange and make sure to peel large pieces.
Then you're looking for suitable cuttings.
Stitch the motifs from the bowl with the cut-outs.
The best way to do this is to cut when the skins are fresh.
Now you thread a package line onto a thick blunt needle.
Stoke with the needle through one of your motives and pull the thread through.
Then you thread up the next motif.
With every motif more, a small garland is created.
You can use this little garland, for example, to decorate a gift.
For more garlands, you're peeling more oranges.
You can also hang the garland as a fragrance dispenser. It still smells deliciously of oranges for days.
Have fun in being creative!
Materials
Directions
First peel the orange and make sure to peel large pieces.
Then you're looking for suitable cuttings.
Stitch the motifs from the bowl with the cut-outs.
The best way to do this is to cut when the skins are fresh.
Now you thread a package line onto a thick blunt needle.
Stoke with the needle through one of your motives and pull the thread through.
Then you thread up the next motif.
With every motif more, a small garland is created.
You can use this little garland, for example, to decorate a gift.
For more garlands, you're peeling more oranges.
You can also hang the garland as a fragrance dispenser. It still smells deliciously of oranges for days.
Have fun in being creative!
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