Peacock Dream Catcher

By: Rajeshwari Singh from rajiscrafthobby.blogspot.in

By: Rajeshwari Singh from rajiscrafthobby.blogspot.in

"Dream catchers are said to act as dream filters, allowing only good dreams to reach the sleeper! The dream catcher is a handmade craft originated from the Native American culture and now have become popular with everyone.The idea is to hang the dream catcher over one’s bed and it's supposed to catch nightmares in its webs while allowing the good dreams and positive thoughts to escape through the middle hole and enter the sleeping mind. Personally, I just love and find myself fascinated by these magical mesmerizing webs. Making a dream catcher is a fun project.You will just need some basic decorative materials to create.They are a great piece to hang in the bedroom, throughout the home, in an outdoor space or given as a gift.Here am sharing a Peacock Themed Dream catcher. Feel free to let your imagination loose and personalize your work. Materials Used:- Hoop Silk Thread Glue Peacock Feathers Artificial Feathers Rhinestones Satin Ribbon"

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Primary TechniqueFlorals/Wreaths

Easy

HolidaySpring

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Morehouse17

Mar 31, 2018

I have seen dream catchers in craft stores and I understand the principle of them. I never purchased one for myself and this is an interesting project that I may just take the time to complete for myself. I really love the royal color blue used here.

Delphine Bryant

Mar 28, 2018

My son came back from a summer camp and was really excited about the dream catcher that he made.( I still have it) I never knew how involved the process was until I read over the directions. I am proud of the commitment my son displayed by completing his dream catcher.