How to Make a Boho Dreamcatcher Ornament with Dried Orange and Crystals

Think of this ornament as a mini dreamcatcher with a citrus twist. The bright orange slice glows like the sun, while the crystals sparkle like frozen raindrops.

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Together with the cinnamon stick, it creates an enchanting decoration that feels both grounding and uplifting.

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Whether you hang it near a window or use it as a unique tree ornament, it’s sure to draw attention and curiosity.

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Materials Needed

  • 1 large dried orange slice (3-4 inches wide)
  • 1 cinnamon stick (3 inches long)
  • 3 small crystal or glass pendants
  • 12–14 inches of thin natural twine or jewelry cord
  • Extra cord for hanging loop (about 8 inches)
  • Hot glue gun and glue sticks
  • Scissors
  • Optional: small wooden beads
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Step-by-step Guide

Step 1: Cut a piece of cord about 8 inches long. Then thread it through the top of the orange slice and tie securely to create a hanging loop.

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Step 2: Place the cinnamon stick across the center of the orange slice and glue it down firmly. Hold for a few seconds until it sets.

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Step 3: Cut three equal pieces of twine (4-5 inches each) for the crystal dangles. Also, tie one end of each twine to a crystal pendant.

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Step 4: Attach the other ends of the twine evenly spaced along the bottom edge of the orange slice.

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You can knot them through small holes (use a needle if needed) or glue them on the back side.

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Step 5: For extra charm, slide a small bead above each crystal before tying. This adds a bohemian detail.

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Step 6: Check the balance, make sure the crystals hang straight and the orange slice stays upright. Adjust cord lengths if needed.

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Step 7: Hang your dreamcatcher ornament by a window, on a holiday tree, or in your favorite cozy corner.

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Tips:

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For a more mystical look, swap glass pendants with raw quartz or amethyst crystals.

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You can also rub a drop of clove or orange essential oil onto the cinnamon stick for a subtle fragrance.

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