Dream catcher weaving patterns

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My son and I made this simple dreamcatcher craft for kids. This is a revisit of the dreamcatcher craft my daughter made last year. My son always loves painting and drawing but lately has become mor…

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…

When it was time to decorate a raffle box for the Spring Handmade Cavalcade , I really wanted to take advantage of the existing structure of the lunchbox. After much trial and error, I hit upon the idea of using the stitching holes as the basis of the design. During elementary school, one of my t

Weave Away Your Worries With Dreamcatchers Take a break and make a dreamcatcher. Weaving the string and adding the beads is a meditative process that will help you clear your mind and focus on the task at hand. Plus, you'll end up with a beautiful piece of decoration that will remind you to take it easy. Related ideas: homemade dream catchers, dream catcher patterns, making dream catchers, handmade decor, dreamcatcher DIY, moody maximalist, witchcore bedroom, celestial craft

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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…

Dreamcatcher hoop