How to tie a dream catcher

If you're studying Native American cultures in your homeschool, try making a dream catcher as part of your study! This tutorial will give you the information

We decided to try and make Dreamcatchers yesterday...a simple star design and then a more advanced one that proved a little tricky. We'll start with the simple one. Materials Required: yarn a yogurt or margarine lid a few beads scissors a few feathers string Take your plastic lids, punch a little hole to get you started with the scissors and then cut out the inside. You want to leave at least 1/4 inch of the lid...they usually have a raised edge to show you where to cut to. Our lids were…

Dreamcatchers are said to protect our sleep. The web catches the bad dreams, and the daylight hits the dream catcher and lifts it away. These make excellent baby shower or wedding gifts—see how to easily customize your design.

UPDATE 5/4/15: I apologize for the quality of these photos. I am currently working to rewrite this post with clearer images. Creating a dream catcher is such a fun & meaningful project. They …

Add a little bohemian flair to your décor with this photo-rich tutorial that will show you how to make a gorgeous half-moon dream catcher with bead detail.

Put those deer antlers you found in the woods to good use. Here are 10 ideas for chic home decor that you can make out of shed antlers.

God's Eye - Dream Catcher

How to Make a Dreamcatcher: When dreamcatchers were first introduced, the Ojibwe people used willow hoops and sinew cord made from plants. The dreamcatcher is a circle because it represent the sun and the moon. The Ojibwe believed that a dreamcatcher could affect a person's dr…

Make something magical with our simple instructions showing you how to make dream catchers.