How to Make a Dreamcatcher!!

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Introduction: How to Make a Dreamcatcher!!

About: I'm a black cat instagram-akatsukino_neko

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 dreamcatcher :)

Step 1: Materials

  • some feather
  • some beads
  • needle and thread
  • a bracelet or anything circle
  • a thicker thread

    *if you are wondering the bracelet that I used was 7 cm wide and the thread that I used to wrap around was 160 cm.

Step 2: Wrapping

Basically wrap the thread around the bracelet.Double secure it in the end.

Step 3: Loops

Start from wherever you want and secure it.Then all you gonna do is loops.When you get to the end secure it.It has a heptangular shape if you want it to be more detailed you can make a octagonal or decagonal shape.

Step 4:

Continue doing the loops.I always make a second loop each time to secure it better.

Step 5:

Step 6:

When you get to the end secure it and continue making the loops.

Step 7: Final Look

When you're done it should look like this

Step 8: Feathers

Step 9: Done!

This is the result.If you want it to look more detailed make a octagon or a decagon when you are making the base.Hope you enjoyed :))

8 People Made This Project!

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58 Comments

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mad wolf
mad wolf

3 years ago on Step 3

try on number 3 on how to make a dreamcatcher add a r to you

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LindsayK31
LindsayK31

Question 4 years ago on Step 1

You said the bracelet is 7cm do u have any comparative pics bc I have one and I feel like mine is too small pls

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TLC Princess
TLC Princess

Question 4 years ago on Step 2

What does double secure it into the end mean? Slightly confused

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Charlotte_Fiebig
Charlotte_Fiebig

6 years ago

This is so cool! Can't wait to try it, although I'm planning to make it a fair bit smaller. Do you have any handy tips for when I make it smaller? Thanks heaps, Charlotte.

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suzibick
suzibick

6 years ago

My sister just sent this to me.. Can't wait to try it!! I have always wanted to learn how to do this.. What do you mean by 10 points or 7 points??

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cokecola
cokecola

6 years ago

Traditionally the dream catcher is anchored to the ring at 10 points , uses a willow branch and is not wrapped with yarn.

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Myrian1
Myrian1

Reply 6 years ago

How do I figure the 10 points and what's wrong with yarn?

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brabonle58
brabonle58

Reply 6 years ago

Actually 10 is incorrect. 7 or 8 points are the usual number of points.

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brabonle58
brabonle58

Reply 6 years ago

I was wondering where. you got the number 10 from.A tradional dream catcher has 7-13 points with 7 representing the 7 nations or the 7 grandfathers. 8 is also common and reptesents the 8 legs of the spider. So saying that 10 points is somewhat untrue. Also although red willow is the preferred branch to make one, grape vine is acceptable as it is naturally growing.

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brabonle58
brabonle58

Reply 6 years ago

I was wondering where you got the number 10 from. I've never heard of that pecific number because it is an odd number for the Native Americans.

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xXxOlivierxXx
xXxOlivierxXx

Reply 6 years ago

Looks great, but you made a "Nightmares inducer" instead of a "Dream catcher"

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Ahnnastaysia
Ahnnastaysia

8 years ago

This is perfect! I have a large metal ring, some hemp rope, and candy beads and I've been looking for a good dreamcatcher tutorial. Thank you so much for this. :)

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lovethebackwoods
lovethebackwoods

Reply 6 years ago

Do you mean candy beads like the kind you can buy on cheap elastic and eat as you walk along or sit reading or whatever? Dream catchers are a lot of work for something that will not last. If bugs or mice don't get to them, the kids will. They've always been my kids' favorite candy and I like them myself. I'd suggest glass, wood, clay,or even paper or plastic if you plan to use beads. (There are youtube videos on how to make paper beads. We have a lot of fun making them.)

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expogini
expogini

6 years ago

very nice work. i also try it

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Alyssa108245678
Alyssa108245678

6 years ago

This is so cool to do as a school project I love this project so much!!!!!!!!!!

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GHETONDAM
GHETONDAM

7 years ago

looks great,,, must try,,I really like it!!!!!