How to make a dreamcatcher step by step

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…

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…

A dream catcher or dreamcatcher can be the perfect subject for a Thanksgiving holiday art project. Apart from making an actual one, you can also try your hand at a nice and light dream catcher drawing; follow the step-by-step instructions and the job becomes much easier. Step 1 Use a compass and draw two neat […]

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How to Make a Dreamcatcher!!: helloo! Today I am going to teach you how to make a dreamcatcher. Before starting I know there is A LOT OF pictures. It's because I wanted it to be easier for you to follow the tutorial steps and understand clearly. Hope you enjoy this DIY dreamcat…

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I always have had a weak spot for dreamcatchers. They seem to possess a sense of mystery, a boho vibe, maybe even a memory of my childhood that draws me near. As a child I always had one (or multiple) dreamcatchers in my room, you see. Now I’m all grown up (haha, who am I …

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Since my dreamcatcher workshop at Free People back in April, I gotten several requests to host dreamcatcher parties, and to do a DIY blog post, so I decided to do an illustrative post going step by step! Everything on the supply list below, is available at Michael's (don't forget your coupon!), A.C. Moore, and pretty much any other craft store. If you do this DIY, please send your finished products to awakeningbohemia@gmail.com. -I'd love to see them!