Dreamcatcher

I used Texas pecan wood, Queen Anne's Lace, pink dandelions, and green cotton embroidery floss, but you can use any variations.

wood

string

hot glue

decorations

scissors

I chose to use three sticks and make a triangle. You don't have to close your shape; you can use the string as another side.

Tie the sticks together. Secure with hot glue.

Tie a knot where you want to start, then secure with hot glue. Leaving some thread loose, wrap the thread behind the stick and back over. Repeat until you have 7 or 13 loops. Your final outer loop will be completed around another loop rather than the stick.

Once you have woven your way to the center (make sure to leave an adequate sized gap for the dreams to get through!), tie the string off around itself a few times.

Take a string and double it over. Tie the end around itself.

Find the top corner of your dream catcher. Loop the end of the string through, then push the knotted end of the string through its own loop. Secure with hot glue.

Lay out your decorations where you want them. Move them aside. Add hot glue, press them on, then wrap in string.

Hang as you like