Making a Dream Catcher From Scratch

When a dream catcher is hung above one’s place of sleep, they are said to protect a person from bad dreams. Try making a dream catcher of your own and test the theory.

Making a Dream Catcher

Grandparents of the Ojibway Native American tribe often wove dream catchers for newborns to protect the children from nightmares.

While making a dream catcher is a Native American tradition, the idea of protecting sleepers from bad dreams is a universal concept. Most cultures throughout the world have objects or rituals they use to protect themselves and their children from bad dreams.

Video tutorial by Amber Reifsteck, The Woodland Elf

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