Dream Catchers

With the delicacy of a spider’s web, the traditional, Amerindian dream catcher traps bad dreams in its weave and lets good dreams slide along its feathers to the sleeper. Dream catchers have become an essential item in decoration, but they remain highly symbolic. With this book, you can create 16 dream catchers, mobiles, wall hangings, and jewelry, from materials such as lace, ribbons, beads, origami-made butterflies, leather feathers, pendants, and driftwood. Fascinated by the Bohemian chic universe and her desire for relaxation, the author made these dream catchers completely unique, each expressing her state of mind as she created each one. They are full of strong, symbolic values and have an almost mystical dimension. With the delicacy of a spider’s web, the traditional, Amerindian dream catcher traps bad dreams in its weave and lets good dreams slide along its feathers to the sleeper. Dream catchers have become an essential item in decoration, but they remain highly symbolic. With this book, you can create 16 dream catchers, mobiles, wall hangings, and jewelry, from materials such as lace, ribbons, beads, origami-made butterflies, leather feathers, pendants, and driftwood. Fascinated by the Bohemian chic universe and her desire for relaxation, the author made these dream catchers completely unique, each expressing her state of mind as she created each one. They are full of strong, symbolic values and have an almost mystical dimension. Create a symbol of the Amerindian culture, the dream catcher, whose woven center captures bad dreams while letting good dreams slide down its feathers to the sleeper

• Create a symbol of the Amerindian culture, the dream catcher, whose woven center captures bad dreams while letting good dreams slide down its feathers to the sleeper
• Includes step-by-step instructions for creating 16 dream catchers, mobiles, wall hangings, and jewelry, with over 250 photos
• Make unique models by working with different materials and components, such as lace, ribbons, beads, origami-made butterflies, leather feathers, pendants, and driftwood

[AuthorName]By Charline Fabregues[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]Charline is an enthusiastic and ultra-creative young mother who decided to personalize the interior of her home by making her own objects. They were such a success that she commercialized them, and in 2014 her brand, Marcel Meduse, was created.[/AuthorBio][NumIllustration]294 color images[/NumIllustration][CoAuthor][/CoAuthor][SubTitle]Homemade Mobiles, Wall Hangings, and Jewelry[/SubTitle][ColorPattern]294 color images[/ColorPattern]