How to make a Dreamcatcher

[♥Starlene]

This is a super cool site on how to make a dream catcher... Anamere was showing me some websites on stores near her and I found this one one of them and just had to share!

www.allmyrelationsindy.com/dream_catcher.html

[Sloan]

I've been making them for years actually. I just never had a pattern to follow, so it was kinda my own twist on them. I like this, thanks to Star and Anamere for showing you where you could find it!

[yogagurl]

cool site..........I have been making them for a long time too

[saffy]

Sara and I tried to make one, but each of us were doing different things. I think one making for themselves would be better.

I actually did pay the price to have one especially made and it is so true it does feel very different that ones purchased commercially. My other daughter does have one hand made, actually it was mine, but she seems to have more of a connection with it.

I have made a few medicine bags, but I would love to try this. I am very interested in N.A. Indians and their traditions. On this note, if you have never experienced a Pow Wow, please try to do so, it is an amazing experience.

[Anamere]

I haven't checked that page out in a long time. Like a few years. The pictures they've added are pretty cool! Will have to add this to "the list" of things I want to do LOL!

[elfie]

What is it about dreamcatchers that are so cool? My siblings and I used to make them all the time, but we had to stop because we ran out of people to give them to, lol. We always made them out of bailing wire, yarn, and chicken feathers, three things which are found in abundance on our farm! Once in a while we get lucky a find pheasant or hawk feathers in the woods, but its rare.

[saffy]

You know...there is a website call 500 Nations that has schedules and I think other information about traditional NA Indians.