DIY dream catchers: find out how to make them with recycled materials

Do you like dream catchers? Discover many DIY ideas to make them with commonly used and recycled materials

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Not a simple decoration, but a special tool whose origins date back to Native Americans. We are talking about the dream catcher, an intertwined circle embellished with feathers, threads and other elements, which would be able to chase away nightmares, ensuring a good rest. Precisely for this reason it is often placed next to the bed.

Although it is possible to buy ready-made ones, making a DIY version allows you to make it truly personal and unique, even better if you use recycled materials. So here are some ideas from which to draw inspiration to make yours DIY dream catcher. 

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DIY dream catcher with recycled cardboard

Recycled cardboard, twine, scissors, hot glue, these are the main materials you need to make this DIY dream catcher. Find out how to create it by following the video tutorial of SsVersion DIY ✂ My DIY Version.

DIY dream catcher with wool threads

If you have leftover wool of various colors at home, recycle it to make an original DIY dream catcher. For this project you will also need fine cotton threads, 2 metal circles, beads.

Find the complete tutorial below.

 

DIY dream catcher with recycled wool threads and ribbons

Here is another project you can make by recycling advanced woolen threads and ribbons of various colors. You will also need cotton thread, scissors, balls, a metal circle.

Follow RaffyD's video tutorial to find out how to create it in a few steps.

DIY dream catcher: many ideas with recycled materials

Not only cardboard, wool threads and advanced ribbons, there are many other recycled materials that can be used to make original DIY dream catchers. Like the following, made with strips of cloth of various colors and patterns, linked to the main circle.

Alternatively, you can use ribbons of various colors.

And here's a decidedly unusual DIY version made with beads, a vase and old cutlery.

Do you love the natural elements? With pine cones and twigs you can create a one-of-a-kind DIY dream catcher.

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