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1. 

   

   Take your branch and bend it into a circle. Then tie the ends together with string.

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   OPTIONAL: Use varnish on the string to assure a strong hold. (I like to use clear nail polish instead).



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3. 

   

   Attach new string, and begin looping it completely around the branch. Please note: traditionally, sinew is used instead of string.

4. 

   

   Pass the string through the first row of loops as shown. Continue this pattern until you are near the center.



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5. 

   

   As you close in on the center, add beads to your dream catcher.

6. 

   

   Double knot the string when you have about a 2 inch diameter of empty space in the center.

7. 

   

   Tie string to the bottom-center of the dream catcher, and string beads and/or feathers onto it.

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   Finally, attach a loop of string to the top of the dream catcher, and it's ready for hanging!

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Cat Morley

28 Nov 08:59

This looks fantastic. It's such a nice idea using a branch as a frame, it makes it seem even more magical.

Erika A.

29 Nov 00:40

Thank you! It's really a fake branch, but I would've loved to have used a real one. I just happened to have that lying around. If anyone does use a real branch, just make sure it's pliable. You wouldn't want it to snap!

northernstar

30 Nov 18:55

I love dreamcatchers, this looks great

Courtney.

13 Dec 13:29

Im thinking of doing a Wire one so it will look like metal!!
IT WILL LOOK SOOOOOOOOOOO COOL :)

Erika A.

18 Dec 23:09

I wonder if it'll be too slippery to keep the string in place though? Maybe you'll just have to make it really tight at the start. If you make it, post pictures!

Lizz R.

24 Dec 15:36

This is so beautiful, If I could I'd have them all over the ceiling!

Niki

04 Jan 22:16

I'm in love with this, it's so cool! (:

Mia

16 Jan 23:00

:O I've always wanted to make a dream catcher!

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November 28, 2007 08:57

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