Dream catcher with his own hands

Step by step scheme of weaving a dream catcher. Dreamcatcher is an unusual Scandinavian talisman who was used as a keeper of peace and well-being of the hearth. Our ancestors believed that he was able to stop the negative energy and not to let the evil images in the night dreams of its owner.

CONTENT MANAGEMENT:

1. Color values

2. Making a personal amulet - Master class number 1

3. Beautiful talisman "Spiderweb for dreams" - Master class number 2

4. Spider line for the children's room - Master class number 3

5. The trap with bells - Master class number 4

6. Some inspiration ideas.

Flowers

To weave an exclusive dream catcher with your own hands, you will need detailed instructions in which each item is described step by step. But before that you need to decide on the shape of the future element of the decor, as well as its color scheme. In the Scandinavian philosophy, each shade was given its own sacred value, which strengthened the specific properties of the talisman. Let's get acquainted with the meanings of the primary colors.

What to do: You can use all natural materials: only wooden wrap, threads - wool, cotton, linen, horsehair, natural leather and suede, beads made of wood, stone or glass. The most important thing is to avoid synthetics.

Feathers should be selected based on the gender of the person to whom the dream catcher is intended. The rooster, pheasant, eagle, and all other daytime predators (falcon, hawk, buzzard, etc.) are male birds for energy, symbolically associated with the Sun, Yang energy. Owl, guinea fowl, duck, partridge - birds associated with female energy.