Those who believe in dream catchers say that they act as a filter for dreams. They send good dreams to the sleeper and the bad dreams away.” Due to COVID-19, the shipping may take longer than usual. Cree Indian Shield Mandela: Cree Indian Shield. Star and Spider Web Dream Catcher's: Tear Drop Dream Catcher's: Dream Catchers/Medicine Wheels: Email This BlogThis! Nov 18, 2020 Making a dreamcatcher is a fun project you can do by yourself or with friends. You will need a hoop, suede lace, string, and decorative materials to create a basic dreamcatcher. Start the dreamcatcher by wrapping the hoop with suede lace. Then create the web by weaving the string along the frame of the hoop. A dream catcher is supposed to be made in intricate, ceremonial steps that include giving thanks for the spirit of the wood used in it. Those steps fall by the wayside when a person buys a make-it-yourself kit from a discount store, says Gerald White, a member of the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe.

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Northern Nights Dreamcatchers Leather-wrapped American Indian dreamcatchers made by a Cree woman.

Core Designs Dreamcatchers This Ojibway man decorates his dreamcatchers with totem animals and small stones, a common modern tradition.

North American Indian Dream Catchers These Cree dreamcatchers are a good example of the tear-shaped wooden frame style. The additional feathers around the base are this artist’s personal design.

Navajo Dream-Catchers Navajo Indian dreamcatchers wrapped in colored leather, also featuring tied stones.

Pueblo Southwest Dreamcatchers Another Navajo artist’s dream catchers–you can also buy an old-fashioned Navajo cradleboard here.

Navajo Works Dreamcatchers Thong-wrapped dreamcatchers and cloth dolls from a Navajo family’s craft shop.